Gulzari Lal Nanda - The Forgotten Prime Minister - JPEG Download

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Gulzarilal Nanda (July 4, 1898 - January 15, 1998). He was the Prime Minister of India twice for short periods; once after the death of Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964 and again in 1966 after Lal Bahadur Shastri's death. On both occasions, his tenure lasted less than a month, his term ending upon the election of a new leader by the Indian National Congress (the ruling political party).
He never had a own house. He is also the only prime minister who did not own a house. It is said that he was thrown out of his rented house as he could not paid the rent.
I doubt how many of us know that Mr. Nanda was our Prime Minister for two times although acting.
I am attaching stamp issued in his memory.
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bagema
Really worried. We see all those stuff about dirty politicians, but my post about one of the cleanest politician is not being read or no comments.
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kenn_etix
WOw..
this post really created a hole in my heart..
i pride myself at my knowledge..but I cold not recolelct his name....sad!!!
thanks for reminding me
regards,
Ken
karthik dev
dont know why we arent told about such men in school
or to blame mysel - dont know why my mind doesnt recall having come across / read about such great men.
thanks for the post
smoronikatripathy
I don't know why such kind of leaders never been get the attention of India.
But, I personally thanks to you for reminding us about this great and true leader.
Great posting, Keep posting and share ideas.
Regards,
ruby.sfs
Dear Bagema
I saw your post today only, its a nice posting I was aware that he became Prime minister of India for a very short tenure but was not aware about his life story. thanks for provide a brief of his honest life which is now rare to find in Indian leaders.
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