India has seen two very different leadership styles in the past two decades—one led by the economist and reserved statesman Dr. Manmohan Singh, and the other by the charismatic and assertive Narendra Modi. Both leaders have shaped India in their own unique ways, and the debate on who was the better Prime Minister remains as heated as ever.

Manmohan Singh is often credited with transforming India’s economy. As Finance Minister in 1991 and later as PM (2004-2014), he promoted liberalization, kept inflation in check, and ensured steady GDP growth. His calm, soft-spoken leadership appealed to those who favored institutional stability and policy-driven governance.

On the other hand, Narendra Modi, since 2014, has focused on bold reforms like GST, digitalization, and aggressive foreign policy. His supporters praise him for giving India a stronger global image and taking decisive action on infrastructure, defense, and nationalism. Critics argue, however, that his era has also seen rising polarization and economic challenges like unemployment and inflation.

This isn’t just about performance—it's also about leadership style, communication, and public connection. Some value Dr. Singh’s silent strength; others are drawn to Modi’s commanding presence.

So, let’s ask the people—your voice matters.

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