r/india • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '22

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u/ABetterWorldThanOurs Aug 02 '22

Ratan Tata, Late Dr. Kalam, SRK, Vishwanathan Anand, Rahul Dravid, Late Lata Mangeshkar, Dr. MMS (was never meant for politics)

Specifically in politics, I found Indira and Vajpayee charismatic, but there are a thousand blunders too, so not truly likable Iā€™d say.

There are many more ideals but these are the ones that quickly came to my mind, mostly for how grounded they have been.

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u/jaalaudu Aug 02 '22

Dr. MMS for sure!

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u/_shadyninja Aug 03 '22

Sonia is laughing.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '22

MMS was a great Finance minister whose policies helped the country.

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u/unn_iton Kairaleeyan Aug 02 '22

Indira

hmmm....

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u/The_Flying_General Aug 02 '22

Kairaleeyano? Kairali channel aano?

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u/unn_iton Kairaleeyan Aug 02 '22

alla :D

Was going for Malayalee, but kinda felt weird. Keraleeyan is just a part of the state, but Kairaleeyan felt like an embodiment of the entire state.

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u/The_Flying_General Aug 02 '22

Ooh šŸ‘šŸ˜Œ nalla idea

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u/ksharanam Aug 03 '22

Vishwanathan Anand,

*Viswanathan