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The resolution lauded PM Narendra Modi's leadership as he completed 4,399 consecutive days in office, surpassing the record held by India's first PM, Jawaharlal Nehru.
Narendra Modi, who took oath as PM for the first time on May 26, 2014, has completed 4,399 consecutive days. He has become the PM who has led the elected government for the longest time in independent India.
PM Narendra Modi first assumed office in May 2014 and then secured a third consecutive term in 2024, which led the country through a period of sweeping economic and social change.
Senior US Senator John Cornyn congratulated PM Modi by posting directly on X. He clearly wrote, "India has taken a big leap during Modi's time. India-America friendship is the strongest today."
PM Narendra Modi first assumed office in May 2014 and then secured a third consecutive term in 2024, which led the country through a period of sweeping economic and social change.
On Wednesday, June 10, 24-carat gold was priced at around Rs 15,168 per gram across the country. Whereas 22 carat gold, which is most used in making jewellery, is priced around Rs 13,904 per gram.
The Uttar Pradesh State Election Commission (UP SEC) will release the final voter list for the three-tier Panchayat elections today.
Amid the ongoing conflict in Iran and rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, petrol and diesel prices are fluctuating.
According to meteorologists, this change was due to the cyclone formed in the middle of Pakistan and moist winds coming from the Arabian Sea.
According to the statement of US Central Command, on the orders of the president, the army started the operation on targets associated with Iran.
BCCI has rested Mohammed Siraj to manage his workload, replacing him with Prasidh Krishna in a Shreyas Iyer-led T20 squad for the upcoming Ireland and England series.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Kuwait’s Amir to address regional tensions following a deadly Iranian drone strike at Kuwait Airport, as US President Donald Trump maintained that naval blockades on Iran.
