
Narendra Modi is expected to continue his leadership of India, balancing domestic political challenges with an active international agenda through 2026 and beyond.
His influence score of 12/100 reflects a concentrated impact primarily within India and on specific foreign policy initiatives.
Domestically, Prime Minister Modi navigates persistent opposition scrutiny, as evidenced by recent signals such as Singhvi's demand for an explanation on the VanDyke case. Modi actively engages his critics, often using direct rhetoric, seen in his "Naraz Fufa" remarks from a Gujarat event. India remains his primary connection by signal volume, with 96 tracked signals.
Internationally, Modi advances India's influence, particularly through multilateral forums like BRICS, where India holds the Chairmanship. He states BRICS will work to build a more inclusive world order. Economic policy and relations with partners such as the United States also remain central, representing significant signal volumes.