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Narendra Modi joined X (then Twitter) in 2009.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the most followed global leader on social media platform X. The number of PM’s followers has crossed 100 million (10 crores).
In the last 3 years, 30 million (3 crore) new people followed Modi. Narendra Modi joined X (then Twitter) in 2009.
Modi wrote- Hundred million on @X!
Happy to be on this vibrant medium and enjoy the discussion, debate, insights and people’s blessings, constructive criticism and much more. Looking forward to similar exciting times in the future.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi follows 2671 people on his X handle.
Modi overtakes global leaders
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi – 100 million
- US President Joe Biden – 38.1 million
- Pope Francis – 18.5 million
- Sheikh Mohammed, ruler of Dubai – 11.2 million
Modi is ahead of Indian leaders
- Rahul Gandhi – 26.4 million
- Arvind Kejriwal – 27.5 million
- Akhilesh Yadav – 19.9 million
- Mamata Banerjee – 7.4 million
- Lalu Prasad Yadav – 2.9 million
- Sharad Pawar – 2.9 million
Modi surpasses even athletes and famous celebrities
- Taylor Swift – 95.3 million
- Lady Gaga – 83.1 million
- Kim Kardashian – 75.2 million
- Virat Kohli – 64.1 million
- Neymar Jr. – 63.6 million
- LeBron James – 52.9 million
PM Modi has 91.2 million followers on Instagram
PM Modi also has 91.2 million followers on Meta’s social media platform Instagram. Here the PM does not follow anyone. So far he has made 806 posts on his Instagram. Whereas 13.83 million people have followed the Prime Minister’s channel on the instant messaging app WhatsApp.
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Putin gave Russia’s highest civilian honor to Modi: PM’s advice to the Russian President – The path to peace does not come from the battlefield, dialogue is necessary.
Russia honored PM Narendra Modi with the country’s highest honor ‘Order of St. Andrew the Apostle’ in Moscow on Tuesday, July 9. President Vladimir Putin himself honored him. This honor is given to the civilians or people associated with the army who do the best work.
Earlier, Modi also participated in the summit talks with President Putin on the second day of his two-day visit. He said, ‘As a friend, I always said that the path to peace does not emerge from the battlefield. Peace is not possible amidst bombs, guns and bullets. Dialogue is necessary for a solution.
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