PM Narendra Modi has made history in Indian politics by becoming the longest-serving leader of an elected administration in the nation.

In this way, Prime Minister Modi has surpassed Pawan Kumar Chamling, who served as Sikkim’s chief minister for 8,930 days. Combining his time as Prime Minister and Chief Minister of Gujarat, he has now served as head of government for 8,931 days, entering his 25th year in a leadership position.

The milestone is seen as an uncommon and noteworthy accomplishment that demonstrates decades of unbroken public service and political leadership at the highest level.

Modi has accomplished many noteworthy milestones throughout his career, including becoming the Prime Minister with the most prior experience as a Chief Minister and the longest tenure as the Chief Minister of Gujarat.

He is the first Prime Minister of India who was born after independence, and he has won three consecutive Lok Sabha elections in 2014, 2019, and 2024, demonstrating political stability and a persistent public mandate.

Narendra Modi served as Chief Minister of Gujarat from October 7, 2001, until May 21, 2014, when he entered national politics after more than 13 years in that position.

He became the first non-Congress leader to win a complete majority in the Lok Sabha when he was sworn in as India’s 14th Prime Minister on May 26, 2014. He eventually completed two whole terms in office—the first time a non-Congress Prime Minister had done so—before coming back for a third straight term.

Aside from this achievement, Modi has made a number of other notable accomplishments this year, especially in the digital sphere.

He reached 30 million subscribers on his YouTube channel earlier this month, solidifying his status as one of the most popular global leaders on the network.

In terms of subscriber base, he is currently the leader among all former and current heads of state, surpassing other well-known figures in international politics.

In February, PM Modi also reached 100 million Instagram followers and 106. 4 million followers on X, making him the first politician and head of state to accomplish this feat on the platform.

Since he joined Instagram in 2014, his profile has gradually become one of the most popular and well-liked among world leaders, demonstrating a consistent outreach approach geared toward interacting with audiences both in India and abroad.