New Delhi: Narendra Modi has become the longest-serving non-Congress Indian Prime Minister, surpassing late Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s combined tenure of 2,268 days (6 years, 64 days).
Former Gujarat Chief Minister Modi was sworn in as India’s 14th Prime Minister on May 26, 2014, after the NDA swept the general elections with BJP winning a majority of seats (282) on its own.
The BJP did even better in the 2019 elections, bagging 303 seats, as Modi won a second term. He has been in the hot for 6 years and 79 days till date.
He’s now the fourth-longest serving Indian PM.
The late Jawaharlal Nehru (16 years, 286 days), his daughter late Indira Gandhi (11 years, 59 days) and Manmohan Singh (10 years, 4 days) occupy the top three places.
Stay ahead with Odisha Bytes Breaking News - your ultimate source for the fastest, most…
Mumbai: Lalita D'Silva, Taimur's former nanny, expressed her disbelief over the news of the seven-year-old…
Pune: As many as 59 people have been diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS), a rare…
Baripada: Forest officials on Thursday rescued a fishing cat was rescued from a canal near…
Balasore: Excise officials have seized brown sugar worth more than Rs 7 lakh and arrested…
Lahore: In a bid to tighten control over social media, Pakistan is set to bring…
This website uses cookies.
