Archive · 25 Jul 2025
PM Modi's Historic Tenure: Eleven Years of Governance Milestones
Narendra Modi has been India's Prime Minister for over 11 years, making him the second-longest in the country's history.
During his time, he's made big changes like making it easier to pay taxes, building new roads and trains, and bringing government services online.
He also launched programs to help people get bank accounts and healthcare.
India has become more assertive on the world stage.
His leadership is marked by significant changes in different areas, which has led to the country's current status.
PM Modi surpassed Indira Gandhi's tenure, becoming the second-longest-serving Indian Prime Minister.
His tenure has seen significant transformations in the economy, infrastructure, and social welfare.
Key initiatives include GST restructuring, 'Make in India' campaign, and Digital India.
Infrastructure development accelerated, including road construction and rail modernization with Vande Bharat trains.
The government focused on strategic autonomy, hosting the G20 summit and enhancing India's global role.
- Who
- Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India.
- What
- PM Narendra Modi has served as Prime Minister for over eleven years, marking a historic tenure.
- When
- PM Modi surpassed Indira Gandhi's uninterrupted tenure on Friday.
- Where
- India
- Why
- PM Modi's tenure reflects an ambitious re-engineering of governance and national priorities.
- Tenure Length
- 4,078 days
- GST Implementation
- 2017
- Key Programs
- Make in India, Digital India, Jan Dhan Yojana, Ayushman Bharat
- Infrastructure Focus
- Road construction, UDAN scheme, Vande Bharat trains
- Global Role
- Hosted G20 summit in 2023
- Defence Strategy
- Proactive engagement, Agnipath Scheme