IK Gujral
I.K. Gujral was an Indian politician who served as the Prime Minister of India from April 1997 to March 1998. Known for the 'Gujral Doctrine,' which emphasized India's relations with its neighbors through a non-reciprocal approach to foreign policy, he aimed to improve bilateral ties with South Asian countries. Gujral was a key figure in the Indian National Congress and later the Janata Dal, and he is remembered for his commitment to democratic values and his efforts in promoting peace and cooperation in the region.
Born on Dec 04, 1919 (106 years old)
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IK Gujral is mentioned as one of the Indian PMs who held office from the Rajya Sabha.
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IK Gujral was one of the four Indian PMs who held office from Rajya Sabha.
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IK Gujral is mentioned as one of the Indian PMs who held office from the Rajya Sabha.
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IK Gujral is one of the four Indian PMs who have held office from Rajya Sabha.
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IK Gujral is mentioned as one of the Indian PMs who held office from the Rajya Sabha.
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IK Gujral is another Indian Prime Minister who held office from the Rajya Sabha.
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India:
IK Gujral was one of the four Indian PMs who held office from Rajya Sabha.
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