Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recently surpassed Indira Gandhi, becoming the second-longest serving prime minister in India’s history, with 4,078 days in office. PM Modi has led the BJP to victory in three consecutive Lok Sabha elections.

With this milestone, PM Modi becomes the second longest consecutively serving Prime Minister in India's history, behind only the country's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. As PM Narendra Modi marks 4,078 consecutive days in office on July 25, 2025, he also holds several historic distinctions.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday became the second-longest-serving prime minister, surpassing Indira Gandhi's tenure by a day. On July 25, 2025, Modi completes 4,078 days in office, surpassing Indira Gandhi's record of 4,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday left on a four-day visit to the UK and the Maldives, expressing confidence that this will boost India's ties with the two countries. In his departure statement, Modi said India and the United Kingdom share a comprehensive strategic partnership that has witnessed significant progress in recent years.

Nearly 2 years after Muizzu’s “India Out” campaign, PM Modi will be the first foreign leader hosted by the Maldivian president this week

The Prime Minister's message came minutes after President Murmu had accepted Dhankhar's resignation, which he submitted earlier yesterday evening, citing health reasons.

Foreign secretary Vikram Misri addressed the media, highlighting India's concerns regarding Khalistani extremists in the UK, a matter raised with Brit