Chandra shekhar: India remembers former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar

India remembers former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar on his death anniversary. Known as a bold leader, he served briefly in 1990–91 and played a key role in India's political reforms, including his stance during the Emergency and grassroots development efforts. On November 10, 1990, Chandra Shekhar became the 8th Prime Minister of India, leading a minority government with outside support from the Congress Party. His tenure was brief—only seven months—but it came during a critical time of political and economic crisis. Chandra Shekhar (born July 1, 1927, Ibrahimpatti, India—died July 8, 2007, New Delhi) was a politician and legislator , who served as prime minister of India from November 1990 to June 1991. Shekhar was a leading member of the Socialist Party before he joined the ruling Congress Party in 1964. Known for his remarkable perseverance, he served as Prime Minister during a challenging and politically turbulent time in India’s post-independence era. Despite his brief tenure, Chandra Shekhar ’s influence on Indian politics is significant, and his life story continues to inspire many.