Rajiv Gandhi was an Indian politician and government official who rose to become the leader of the Congress (I) Party (a faction of the Indian National Congress [Congress Party] established in 1981) and served as prime minister of India (1984–89) after the assassination of his mother, Indira Gandhi, in 1984.
Rajiv Ratna Gandhi[1][a] (20 August 1944 – 21 May 1991) [2] was an Indian politician and pilot who served as the prime minister of India from 1984 to 1989 for two terms.
Rajiv Ratna Gandhi served as the Prime Minister of India, from 1984 to 1989. Let's take a look at his life history, family, achievements, contribution, and some interesting facts.
Trump’s rhetoric, Rajiv Gandhi’s restraint, and lessons on leadership Becoming the first Indian PM to visit Pakistan in 28 years, Rajiv decided he needed to bring back from the Islamabad SAARC meeting in December 1988 a signed bilateral agreement that would protect each country’s nuclear facilities even if war were to break out
At 40, Mr. Rajiv Gandhi was the youngest Prime Minister of India, perhaps even one of the youngest elected heads of Government in the world. His mother, Smt. Indira Gandhi, was eight years older when she first became Prime Minister in 1966.
Rajiv Gandhi was responsible for laying the foundation for India’s IT and Telecom revolution. The former PM promoted computerisation, software development and telecom infrastructure, thereby...
Rajiv Gandhi, India’s sixth Prime Minister, served from , to , stepping into the role at the age of 40, making him the youngest leader to helm the nation.
Rajiv Gandhi was an Indian politician and the 7th Prime Minister of India. He was Indira Gandhi's son and Sonia Gandhi's husband. He was also assassinated