
Narendra Modi embarks on his ‘third chapter’ of leadership, having been inaugurated for a third term as India’s Prime Minister, the first since the inaugural Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. Despite numerous challenges, Modi’s persistent dedication, strategic policy changes, and the absence of corruption charges have ensured his unprecedented third consecutive term.
This ‘third chapter’ is anticipated to instigate transformative changes to India’s socio-economic landscape, with a heavy onus on Modi for robust economic growth. His previous governance has been marked by impressive achievements, creating high expectations for the upcoming term.
However, Modi’s current tenure is marked by controversial policies that have resulted in intense debates and polarised opinions. Despite these controversies, it’s irrefutable that significant political dynamism is present in his current term.
The term ‘Kichdi Government,’ referring to the ruling alliance in India, implies a complex mingling of political entities, each contributing a unique element to the coalition. However, this diversification challenges decision-making, stability, and reform implementation.
Modi’s image of integrity shapes his leadership.