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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again topped the global leader approval rating list. Modi topped the 'Global Leader Approval' rating list with the highest rating of 70 % among world leaders.
The list was compiled and issued on Saturday by an American research firm Morning Consult. It showed Modi ahead of global leaders such as US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron.
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The list stated that PM Modi, at the number one spot, was the most recognized world leader worldwide, with a rating of 70%. The list displayed a total of 13 top world leaders.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari tweeted that it is an honor for the entire nation to be the world's most admired leader again. The tweet read, "This shows the public's faith in the visionary leadership of Shri Modi Ji."
Mexican President López Obrador followed PM Modi at 66 % and Italy Prime Minister Mario Draghi at 58 %. German Chancellor Angela Merkel secured 54 % ratings, while Joe Biden has secured 44 % ranks.
"The Honorable PM Shri @NarendraModi Ji tops the global leader approval chart and has become the world's most admired leader with an approval rating of 70%. Indians are proud that he is their Pradhan Sevak, "tweeted Tripura prime minister Biplab Kumar Deb. "His vision, decisive leadership, and global stature continue to be recognized around the world," tweeted Haryana prime minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri tweeted, "The 70% approval rating on the Global Leader Approval Tracker puts PM @narendramodi Ji at the top of the list of the world's most expensive and famous leaders. A favorite of the people because of the policies of inclusive development and strong leadership during the pandemic. "
According to observers, PM Modi's disapproval rating on November 2 was 24%. PM Modi's approval rating peaked at 84 percent in May 2020, just after the pandemic outbreak in India.
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