i. k. gujral was the second prime minister of the india.
who is the second prime minister of the india?
i. k. gujral
india's second prime minister, lal bahadur shastri (1964–66), expanded the prime minister office (sometimes called the prime minister's secretariat) and enlarged its powers. by the 1970s, the office of the prime minister had become the de facto coordinator and supraministry of the indian government. the enhanced role of the office strengthened the prime minister's control over foreign policy making at the expense of the ministry of external affairs. advisers in the office provided channels of information and policy recommendations in addition to those offered by the ministry of external affairs. a subordinate part of the office—the research and analysis wing (raw)—functioned in ways that significantly expanded the information available to the prime minister and his advisers. the raw gathered intelligence, provided intelligence analysis to the office of the prime minister, and conducted covert operations abroad.
foreign relations of india
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list of state leaders in 1994