Never thought I'd get this far: PM

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Never thought I'd get this far: PM

NDTV Correspondent, Monday November 23, 2009, Washington

Speaking to an American channel Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that he never thought he would lead the country one day.

"I never thought that I would reach that far. I am what I am, because of the education that I received," he said.

He said it's due to democracy that a person with a background such as his can become the Prime Minister of the great republic of India.

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Tags: India, Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister, USA

Posted by Subrata Datta on Nov 23, 2009

With his comments Manmohan Singh has clearly brought out that he doesn't have the stuff leaders are made of.The whole world knows that Manmohan did not fight his way ro power but it was bestowed on him by Sonia. No wonder India is hardly respected anywhere with such leaders. Manmohan's admissions to American journalists make him look like a looser. Candour is one thing and proving yourself to be a looser is another. Subrata Datta

Posted by Karavadi Raghava Rao on Nov 22, 2009

Well Said.Mr PM Your self restraint,simplicity and trust worthiness made you big in Life.Fortune favoured you Soniaji is instrumental in that.

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