Prime Minister Modi is the most popular leader in the world.
Bharat Bhushan
Journalist
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again proved his mettle in front of the world. He has once again emerged as the most popular leader in the world. American business intelligence company Morning Consult has released the latest survey report of July 2025, in which PM Modi has got the approval rating of 75 percent of the people. This survey was conducted between 4 and 10 July. It included the ratings of leaders of 20 countries. With this, PM Modi has completed 4,078 days as the Prime Minister of India. He has become the longest-serving Prime Minister after Jawaharlal Nehru.
Today’s India is moving rapidly towards development under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, due to which India’s name has started ringing in the world and slogans of Modi-Modi are being raised all over the world. The popularity of Prime Minister Modi, who is representing the country as the BJP government at the Center, has increased a lot not only in the country but also abroad. PM Narendra Modi, who has become the most popular leader in the world, has also left behind US President Trump.
To reach the pinnacle of power, one has to go through fire many times. There was a time when Modi’s name was taken very loudly in the Gujarat riots. At that time he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. The Congress party left no stone unturned to defame Modi. The identity of a mature leader is that no matter how adverse the situation is, he does not lose his temper. There was a time when the world’s largest country did not even give Modi a US visa. But Modi never allowed hatred to arise in his heart. There was a time when he faced tremendous opposition within the BJP itself because some senior leaders did not agree to make him the Prime Ministerial candidate. But Modi did not lose his temper. Now as the Prime Minister, he did many welfare works which were liked by the public and many such incidents happened when the public silently accepted him as their leader as a very efficient leader.
No one reaches the pinnacle of power overnight. The main reason for the popularity of any particular person is his way of talking. Popularity develops from a kind of art which we can call the art of talking. This art is mostly found in people with an extrovert nature. The art of talking is well developed in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which is why his popularity is also more than other leaders. Narendra Modi is completely successful in leaving an impression on the public through his speeches. The mastery in the art of speech that has been seen in Modiji is not found in any other political party leader, even in no other leader of BJP’s own party. Along with this, he is also very active on all social media platforms because the number of youth in India is more than in other countries, so the Prime Minister is also fully connected with the youth through social media, so he is also popular among the youth, which is a large percentage of our country’s population. Along with this, he focuses on the problems of children studying in schools through some different programs like Mann Ki Baat, which further increases his popularity.
After becoming the Prime Minister, Modi has made full use of his experience as the Chief Minister of Gujarat and has taken the initiative to provide assistance to the weaker sections of the society in some form or the other. He has done such works, which no one had even thought of in the last 76 years after independence. There are so many schemes like toilets in every house, Apna Ghar, LPG for poor women, Kisan Samman Nidhi, widow pension, old age pension, Ayushman Yojana, etc., which have played an important role in realizing the dreams of the poor. This beneficiary class is Modi’s biggest vote bank, with the help of which Modi has been winning election after election.
Modi has made several efforts to re-establish cultural consciousness, national identity and national pride and has especially sowed new rays of hope in the desert of Hindu masses. Several issues such as abolishing Article 370, paving the way for the construction of Ram Temple, enacting the Citizenship Amendment Act and many others have prepared a crop of faith in the Indian masses and in the last several decades, Modi is the first such leader on whom the public trusts blindly and perhaps this is the authentic test of Modi hai toh Mumkin Hai.
After the LPG reforms of the 90s, the IT revolution came in India and for the first time the Indian middle class saw money along with employment in Europe and America. With the passage of time, the generation that came of age, the people of 18-40 years of age who were quite ambitious, took birth with a new self-confidence. Now this generation is not accepting the old rulers at all, in such a situation, it is liking such leaders who have come ahead by struggling in life like them and not because of being born in a family. Narendra Modi works hard day and night to fulfill his dreams. He is an inspiring leader. His popularity among the people is not without reason, but the reason for this is the work that he has done in the past years. When he ruthlessly attacks his opponents in his familiar style, his fans are forced to say wow! wow!Whether it is the scheme of free LPG connection to 8 crore poor families under the Ujjwala scheme of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ or the exercise of providing concrete houses to the poor under the PM Awas Yojana. Whether it is the matter of providing electricity to every village under the Saubhagya Yojana or giving access to the banking system to a large population through more than 41 crore Jan Dhan bank accounts, all these schemes proved to be game changers. The Modi government launched the world’s largest healthcare scheme in the form of ‘Ayushman Bharat’, under which free and cashless treatment of up to Rs 5 lakh per year is available to about 50 crore population. But for many people his image is that of a ‘champion of Hindutva’, of a ‘Hindu Hriday Samrat’. All these aspects of his personality make him ‘Brand Modi’, in whose competition no other leader is visible at the moment. This lack of alternatives is also a secret of his success. At the beginning of his second term, Modi abolished the provisions of Article 370 giving special status to Jammu and Kashmir. In this way, he fulfilled the dream of Jan Sangh founder Shyama Prasad Mukherjee of one country and one flag. You can guess how big this decision was from the fact that BJP’s stalwart leader Sushma Swaraj had tweeted and called it a moment she had been waiting to see in her lifetime. Leaders like Mehbooba Mufti had even said against the removal of Article 370 that if this was done, there would be no one to hoist the tricolour in Jammu and Kashmir, but ignoring all such threats, Narendra Modi showed his firm resolve.
