How Manmohan Singh Was Right and Modi Ruined India?

SIBY JEYYA

“The Economist Who Warned Us: How manmohan singh Was Right and Modi Ruined India”

Back in January 2014, Dr. manmohan singh, one of the world’s most respected economists and India’s former Prime Minister, made a calm but powerful warning: “It would be disastrous for the country if narendra modi were to become Prime Minister.”

At the time, many mocked him as “silent” or “weak.” A decade later, his words ring like prophecy. Let’s look at the grim reality india data-faces today under Modi’s rule:



1. Rupee Collapse: $1 = ₹88.22

manmohan singh left india with a stable economy and strong forex reserves. Under Modi, reckless policies, propaganda economics, and poor global positioning have pushed the rupee into freefall.



2. Fuel Shock: petrol E20 at ₹100

Instead of reducing dependency on imports, Modi’s government experimented hastily with E20 fuel, hurting car owners and common commuters. Prices remain painfully high, burning holes in middle-class pockets.



3. Trump’s 50% Tariffs Hit indian Exports

While vietnam and bangladesh negotiated smart trade deals, Modi’s government remained obsessed with PR events. Now, india data-faces crushing tariffs that threaten jobs and export industries, with no diplomatic cushion.



4. Gold at ₹1 Lakh: Inflation Out of Control

gold crossing ₹1 lakh isn’t prosperity—it’s a sign of deep inflation, falling rupee, and public fear of the economy. Under Manmohan, india saw steady growth with controlled inflation; under Modi, instability rules.



5. From Economist PM to event Manager PM

manmohan singh believed in data, planning, and institutional strength. Modi believes in headlines, speeches, and photo-ops. The result? India’s global credibility is shattered, investors are fleeing, and citizens are paying the price.



👉 The Verdict: Dr. manmohan singh was not just a “silent PM”—he was the economist who saw the storm coming. india didn’t listen in 2014. Today, we are living his warning.

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