pamulaparthi venkata narasimha rao was prime minister of india in 1991 from january 1-june 21.
pamulaparthi venkata narasimha rao was prime minister of india in 1991 from january 1-june 21.
who was prime minister of india in 1991 from january 1-june 21?
pamulaparthi venkata narasimha rao
bullet::::- lal bahadur shastri, third prime minister of india and bharat ratna awardee









































bullet::::- indira gandhi, fourth prime minister of india and bharat ratna awardee









































bullet::::- choudhary charan singh, fifth prime minister of india









































bullet::::- rajiv gandhi, sixth prime minister of india and bharat ratna awardee









































bullet::::- vishwanath pratap singh, eighth prime minister of india









































bullet::::- chandra shekhar, ninth prime minister of india









































bullet::::- atal bihari vajpayee. eleventh prime minister of india and bharat ratna awardee









































section::::holders of high offices.:governors.









































bullet::::- a r kidwai, governor of haryana









































bullet::::- girish chandra saxena, former governor of jammu & kashmir
list of people from uttar pradesh
after the 1988 general elections, prime minister benazir bhutto extended the invitation of indian prime minister rajiv gandhi. on 21 december 1988, indian prime minister rajiv gandhi paid a state visit to pakistan and met with prime minister benazir bhutto in islamabad. further discussion brought the negotiations to an end on 21 december 1988, in islamabad, when prime minister benazir bhutto and prime minister rajiv gandhi signed the "non-nuclear attack agreement". the treaty was ratified by the parliaments of india and pakistan on ratified on january 27, 1991. the exchanged the first lists of india pakistan's nuclear installations was swapped between two nations on january 1, 1992.
non-nuclear aggression agreement