Paper on Biography of Manmohan Singh as Successful Leader
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Paper on Biography of Manmohan Singh as Successful Leader
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Running head: PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIPPrinciples of LeadershipName of the Student:Name of the University:Author Note:
1PRINICIPLES OF LEADERSHIPAbstractThis paper will highlight the biography of Manmohan Singh and how he evolved as a successfulleader. Singh follows democratic and autocratic leadership style and this has been analyzed inthe paper with relevant examples. The paper has also highlighted how Manmohan Singh has tookover the position of financial leader during Narashima Rao’s Government. He also took overseveral other important positions in the Planning Commission. Singh has started various reformsin the Indian economy to protect the country from sudden economic crisis. He took several stepssuch as he devalued the value of money. Later on, he assumed the charge of the Prime Ministerof the country. This paper has also highlighted the crucible events of Manmohan Singh and howthis has helped him in his role as a successful leader. He has mortgaged the gold holdings of thecountry and thus this has helped to strengthen the financial position of the economy. The variousnegative aspects of Manmohan Singh’s leadership are also highlighted in the paper. Moreover,Singh can be regarded as a visionary leader as he took several initiatives in the food security billof the economy. He was also appreciated for overcoming the strong challenges in the Indianeconomy when he took the position of Financial minister and Prime Minister in the country.
2PRINICIPLES OF LEADERSHIPContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................3Discussion........................................................................................................................................4Manmohan Singh’s leadership in the liberalization of the Indian economy...............................4Leadership style of Manmohan Singh.........................................................................................6Crucible events that has shaped Manmohan Singh’s leadership approach.................................8Negative aspects of the Manmohan Singh’s leadership............................................................10Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................11References......................................................................................................................................12
3PRINICIPLES OF LEADERSHIPIntroductionManmohan Singh, a renowned economist and the former Prime Minister of India hasserved the post of Prime Minister for a very long time after Jawaharlal Nehru. Before starting hispolitical career, Singh was a prominent figure in many organizations. He has started his careerwith the United Nations in 1966 for United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.Singh was the professor of University of Delhi after teaching 3 years in UNCTAD. He alsoworked with the Ministry of Foreign Trade and thus was appointed as the “Advisor at theMinistry of the State”. In 1970s, he was given the post of economic advisor with the Governmentof India. He was an economic consultant to the Prime Minister in that time. In 1982, he wasappointed as the governor of the “Reserve Bank of India” and he has been working until 1985.During the period of 1985-1987, he served as the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commissionof India1. He began his political career in 1991 when India was in the phase of serious economiccrisis2. During that phase, Singh had devalued the value of rupees, privatized the state runindustries, lowered taxes and encouraged foreign investment in the country. These reforms havehelped to transform the economy and thus spark economic boom in India. In 1997, the AlbertaUniversity presented him with an honorary degree in Doctorate of Laws. Singh has beenawarded the degree of doctorate in economics from the Oxford University, London in 20063.Manmohan Singh was highly appreciated both for the academic as well as political communitiesas a scholar and a thinker. He was appreciated for his well-versed academic approach and1Singh, M. (2017).To the Nation For The Nation. (1st ed). Academic Foundation.2Singh, M. (2015). Bilateral relations.India--Myanmar Relations: Changing Contours, 215.3Singh, M. (2017).To the Nation For The Nation. (1st ed). Academic Foundation.
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