At a recent press conference, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressed his hope that history would judge his tenure more kindly than his political adversaries do. But such an outcome is dubious, at best, given that Singh has led India β not to mention his own Congress party β down a path of weakness and decay.
NEW DELHI β Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who has been in office since 2004, recently held what was only the second press conference of his current five-year term, which is rapidly approaching an inglorious end. Betraying his yearning for approval, Singh told the assembled journalists that he hoped that history would judge his tenure more kindly than his political adversaries do.
NEW DELHI β Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who has been in office since 2004, recently held what was only the second press conference of his current five-year term, which is rapidly approaching an inglorious end. Betraying his yearning for approval, Singh told the assembled journalists that he hoped that history would judge his tenure more kindly than his political adversaries do.