
Narendra Modi remains Prime Minister of India following the 2026 elections, continuing his tenure that began in 2014.
However, his current influence score stands at 9 out of 100, reflecting significant domestic turbulence.
The 2026 election cycle has been marked by substantial public unrest. Mass protests demanding the poll chief's resignation have shaken India for three consecutive days, while separate demonstrations have erupted over voter roll irregularities. These protests signal deep public concern about electoral integrity and administration.
Modi maintains active engagement on technology and economic policy, with tracked signals showing continued focus on chips and technology issues alongside economic rate discussions. Despite electoral victory, his sharply diminished influence score indicates reduced political capital and constrained domestic authority relative to previous terms.