प्रधानमंत्री मनमोहन सिंह ने G7 को क्यों डांट दिया था? | History of G7 | Why India is Invited In G7?

Discover why Russia is not part of the G7 and how former Indian PM Manmohan Singh once rebuked the group in this insightful video. The G7, comprising the U.S., Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the U.K., was formed in response to the 1970s oil crisis instigated by Saudi Arabia's production cuts. Initially excluding Russia due to Cold War tensions, the group became the G8 in 1998 when Russia joined, only to revert to G7 in 2014 following the Crimea conflict. India's significant market presence has led to its regular invitations to the G7 summits, despite not being an official member. Notably, in 2007, PM Manmohan Singh threatened to leave a G7 summit due to limited speaking time for guest countries, prompting the host to extend the time. This video delves into the G7's history, its global economic strategies, and India's interactions with this powerful group. Join us to understand the dynamics of international relations and economic policies shaped by the G7. #G7 #India #Russia #ManmohanSingh #GlobalPolitics #Economy #InternationalRelations #PMModi #OilCrisis #G8 #ColdWar #OPEC #pmmodi #g7