In a remarkable global recognition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again secured the top spot as the most popular democratic leader in the world, according to the latest Global Leader Approval Ratings released by US-based firm Morning Consult.
With an impressive 75% approval rating, Modi has outpaced all other leaders in the global democratic landscape. Three out of every four Indians surveyed expressed a positive view of his leadership, reflecting widespread public support.
In the ranking, Modi surpassed newly elected South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, who secured the second spot with a 59% approval rating. The data highlights Modi’s continued dominance in public sentiment, both domestically and globally.
“Prime Minister Modi continues to enjoy high trust among Indian citizens,” the report stated, adding that only 18% of respondents disapproved of his leadership, while 7% remained undecided.
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The numbers clearly indicate that Modi’s popularity remains strong across India, with his approval levels consistently outperforming other democratic leaders. His leadership, policies, and public outreach seem to resonate well with a large segment of the Indian population.
This high approval rating serves as a significant endorsement of Modi’s governance and political strategy, especially as the global geopolitical and economic landscape remains complex.
The Morning Consult approval rating is considered a credible benchmark, tracking the popularity of world leaders across major democratic countries. Modi’s continued presence at the top of this chart reinforces his image as a strong and influential global figure.
His leadership has consistently ranked high in previous surveys as well, and this new data only strengthens that trend.
With 75% approval, PM Modi continues to command the trust and confidence of the Indian people. As global leaders navigate a complex post-pandemic world, Modi’s high approval rating stands as a testament to his leadership appeal and political acumen.
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