With 12 years in office, Modi becomes India's longest-serving PM; NDA to honour him
Narendra Modi has become India's longest-serving continuously elected Prime Minister, reaching 12 years in office. The National Democratic Alliance plans to honor him for his tenure, which has seen significant infrastructure development and political expansion for the BJP.
Why it matters
This milestone marks a significant shift in Indian political history, reflecting the consolidation of power under the current administration.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Wednesday become the country’s longest continuously serving elected premier, marking 12 years at the helm of the central government during a period that saw the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) become the national political hegemon, expand to newer regions, and attract support from myriad communities.
The article highlights the government's achievements and uses positive framing regarding policy outcomes and political victories.
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