India held a state funeral for former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who passed away on Thursday, marking a significant moment in Indian politics. In honor of his legacy and contributions to the nation, the government declared seven days of state mourning.
Manmohan Singh, recognized for his pivotal role in India’s economic reforms, was celebrated as a visionary leader who guided the country through critical times. His funeral procession saw the attendance of dignitaries, political figures, and thousands of citizens who came to pay their respects.
The state funeral was a somber event, with national leaders delivering heartfelt tributes to the former prime minister. Singh’s time in office, from 2004 to 2014, brought about substantial changes in India’s economic framework, and his leadership is remembered by both supporters and critics.
As the nation grieves, tributes are coming in from around the globe, acknowledging Singh’s impact on international politics and his role in elevating India’s status on the world stage.
