Former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Dies At 92 Years Old...India's Economic Reform Leads

Indian former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, a leading figure in India's economic reforms, has died at the age of 92, foreign media said.

According to the Associated Press and Reuters, Singh suddenly fell unconscious at home on the 26th local time and was taken to the emergency room of a hospital in New Delhi, but eventually died.Former Prime Minister

Xing has recently been treated for senile diseases.

The deceased, who served as India's prime minister for 10 years from 2004, was a Ph.D. in economics at Oxford University in Britain and is considered a major player in reforming India from a socialist economic system to a market economy in 1991 when he was finance minister.

From 2004 to 2010, when he served as prime minister, he achieved record economic growth of more than 8% per annum despite the global financial crisis.

Diplomatically, the nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States, which took effect in 2008, transformed bilateral relations that had been frozen due to India's nuclear test into an alliance and enabled a peaceful transaction of nuclear technology.Foreign media reported that former Prime Minister

Sing is still respected by many Indians for his humble and sincere image during his public life.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on social media that the deceased was "one of the most respected leaders" and "had a strong impact on our economic policies, including when he was finance minister."