Democratic Leader Approval Rating: PM Modi is again at the top of the global list; Where is Trump rank? , Bharat News
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again emerged as the most popular leader in the world with a 75 percent approval rating.According to the latest data released by the US-based business intelligence firm Morning Consult, 75 percent of the participants approved PM Modi as a Democratic World Leader, seven percent of them could not make up their minds, while 18 percent otherwise thought.After PM Modi, South Korean President Lee J. Mayung and Argentina’s Xavier were after Milli.
“The latest approval ratings are based on the data collected from July 4–10, 2025. The ratings show the seven-day simple moving average ideas among adults surveyed in each country,” said the Morning Consult.The figures presented are weighed to the projected representative samples of adults in each surveyed country, in which the weighted parameters and target populations are different accordingly. This methodical approach allows for more accurate reflection of public opinion at various demographics and geographical locations.Bharatiya Janata Party IT Cell Head Amit Malviya shared the information on a social media post on X and said, “More than one billion was loved by Indians and honored by millions worldwide, PM Narendra Modi is once again at the top of the global leader approval tracker in the morning-the most reliable and most reliable leader across the world.Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal also posted a list of leaders involving the Prime Minister.“Once again, the Honorable PM Shri Narendra Modi is at the top of the morning consult global leader approval tracker, emerging as the world’s most trusted and supreme-rated leader. Administered by more than one billion Indians. Praise in continents. His strong, decisive leadership ensured Bharat’s rise and the world ensured,” said Sonowal.Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is at the eighth rank, only 44 percent of the side.It is believed that some of his policy tricks, including business tariffs and domestic decisions, may reduce their popularity.Earlier on Friday, PM Modi carried forward former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and served as a second consecutive term as PM. PM Modi completed 4,078 days in the office to overtake Indira’s 4,077 days from 24 January 1966 to March 24, 1977.
