Modi Sets New Record as India’s Longest-Serving Elected PM

New Delhi, June 11, 2026 Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached a landmark moment in Indian politics by becoming the country’s longest-serving elected Prime Minister in uninterrupted office. The achievement reflects more than a decade of sustained electoral success and highlights a period that has seen significant political, economic, and diplomatic developments under his leadership. On June 10, 2026, Modi completed 4,399 consecutive days as Prime Minister, surpassing the previous record of 4,398 days held by India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Having first taken office on May 26, 2014, Modi has now led the country continuously for over 12 years, making his tenure one of the most notable chapters in modern Indian governance. The milestone attracted attention from leaders and personalities across the world. Donald Trump congratulated Modi on the achievement and described him as a strong and respected leader. The recognition from international figures underlined Modi’s growing prominence on the global stage and the increasing visibility of India in international affairs during his tenure. Over the years, Modi’s government has overseen major initiatives in areas such as digital payments, taxation reforms, manufacturing, welfare schemes, and foreign policy outreach. As he enters a new phase of his leadership journey, the record serves as a reflection of his enduring political influence and the significant role India continues to play in shaping global conversations.