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On the evening of Wednesday 23rd April 2014 Shri Narendra Modi addressed people across India in yet another round of Bharat Vijay Rallies through 3D technology. Shri Modi urged the people of India to elect a strong government that can lay the foundation of a Bhavya and Divya Bharat that will fulfill the aspirations of our youth. Shri Modi affirmed that the voting in the earlier phases clearly established that the departure of the Congress is certain and now the focus is on electing a strong and stable government that looks towards the future of India.

Shri Modi affirmed that for a very long time the politics of ‘Jod-Tod’ (make and break) prevailed and this has caused great problems. He said, “Such kind of politics must stop now. Sometimes CBI is misused and sometime other tricks are used. It is high time these shameful acts stop. Let us elect a strong government that is not dependent on jod-tod politics.” 

In his speech Shri Modi attacked the Congress-led UPA government saying they are not bothered about the future of the people and added that the UPA cannot take the nation ahead. He rejected those who keep saying nothing is possible, saying that it is possible to bring a positive change in society. Shri Modi recalled how Gujarat, which was hit by a devastating quake in 2001 emerged out of the train of destruction and proved critics wrong in a short span of time. He recalled the trying circumstances in which he took over as CM in October 2001 and how Gujarat overcame the destruction of the quake and scaled new heights of progress.

Shri Modi attacked the Congress for their dismal record on women safety. “Congress talking about woman empowerment and woman safety does not sound proper,” he pointed, referring to the history of the Congress towards women from the Tandoor Case to the recent episode in Latur. He asked why are women unsafe in states ruled by the Congress. Referring to the misgovernance of the Congress he shared how the UPA stopped evaluation of the 20 point programme once it was clear that no UPA state featured in the list of top performing states in its execution. He even highlighted how the leader of the Congress Party mock the poor.

Lakhs of people across several states of India gathered at the various venues to hear Shri Modi speak during the 3D rallies. The 3D rallies are a historic medium adopted by Shri Modi to connect with people across India.

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World Leaders Congratulate Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Becoming India’s Longest-Serving Elected Prime Minister
June 09, 2026

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi received warm congratulations from world leaders on the eve of his becoming the longest-serving elected Prime Minister of India. World leaders from across the globe paid tribute to Prime Minister’s transformative governance, his advocacy for the Global South, and his vision of an inclusive and economically dynamic India.

H.E. Anura Kumara Disanayaka, the President of Sri Lanka, in a letter dated 8 June 2026 addressed to the Prime Minister, conveyed the warm congratulations of the Government and people of Sri Lanka to him, stating: “This milestone is a testament not only to your years in office, but also to the trust and confidence that the people of the world’s largest democracy have repeatedly placed in your leadership.” The President also highlighted India’s remarkable economic and social transformation and noted that Prime Minister Modi’s vision has inspired many beyond India’s borders, including Sri Lanka. Prime Minister Modi visited Sri Lanka from 4–6 April 2025, his fourth visit to the island nation, during which he was conferred the Mitra Vibhushana, Sri Lanka’s highest civilian honour accorded to a foreign dignitary. The visit reaffirmed India’s Neighbourhood First policy, with Sri Lanka among the closest beneficiaries of India’s steadfast partnership, including India’s pivotal support during Sri Lanka’s economic difficulties in 2022.

H.E. James Marape, the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, in a personal video message, described Prime Minister Modi as “a role model and an example of leadership”. He also stated - “Lifting over 200 million people out of poverty to good life today is an amazing feat.” Prime Minister Marape expressed Papua New Guinea’s warm friendship and its desire to further consolidate bilateral ties. Prime Minister Modi’s historic visit to Papua New Guinea in May 2023, the first-ever by an Indian Prime Minister, for the Third Forum for India–Pacific Islands Cooperation (FIPIC-III) Summit was a landmark moment in India’s engagement with the Pacific Island nations. The visit underscored India’s role as a committed partner of the Global South.

H.E. Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, congratulated Prime Minister Modi on this occassion, noting that “under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India has evolved as a leading voice on global matters.” She highlighted Prime Minister Modi’s journey from humble beginnings to leading a nation of 1.4 billion people across three terms, and underscored India’s significant achievements in foreign policy, economic growth, infrastructure, and socio-economic development. Prime Minister Modi paid a landmark visit to Trinidad and Tobago from 3–4 July 2025, the first bilateral visit by an Indian Prime Minister in 26 years, coinciding with the 180th anniversary of the arrival of Indian immigrants to Trinidad and Tobago.