Narendra Modi Becomes Longest-Serving Indian Prime Minister

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday broke a major record in Indian politics. He became the longest-serving prime minister after the country's constitution came into effect. On this special occasion, PM Modi also gave his reaction. He said that public service is the biggest identity of good governance and the person who works continuously with humility, dedication and a sense of duty wins the trust of the people. Narendra Modi, who took oath as the prime minister for the first time on 26 May 2014, has completed 4,399 consecutive days. With this, he surpassed the record of Jawaharlal Nehru, the country's first prime minister. Nehru held the post of prime minister for 4,398 consecutive days as the head of the elected government after the first general election in 1952. Public service is the biggest criterion of good governance. A person who works continuously with humility, dedication and dutifulness earns the trust of the people. Sadanurakt Prakriti: Prajnatantaprabhu: Vineet Nritya.