Dr. Manmohan Singh, India's former Prime Minister, passed away at 92. His iconic blue turban, a tribute to his Cambridge education, symbolized his identity and values.
Beyond his signature style, his legacy rests on significant economic reforms and leadership, lifting millions from poverty. New Delhi : Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, who passed away on Thursday night at the age of 92, was known not just for his leadership and contributions to India’s economy, but also for his signature blue turban. Often seen wearing the distinctive color, Manmohan Singh was frequently asked about his choice of turban.
In a speech he gave during a 2006 event where he was honoured with a Doctorate of Law, Manmohan Singh revealed the personal connection he had to the blue turban. Manmohan Singh said that the light blue color was a tribute to his time at the University of Cambridge, where he completed his studies. “Blue is one of my favourites and is often seen on my head,” Singh said with a smile, reflecting on how the color became a symbol of his fond memories of Cambridge.
The blue turban became part of his identity and a reminder of the unforgettable years spent at the prestigious university. Manmohan Singh’s connection with blue turban The event in 2006, where Manmohan Singh received the honorary degree, was a moment of pride and recognition. Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, noticed Singh’s blue turban and remarked, “Look at the colour of his turban,” causing the.
