Narendra Modi, the 14th and current Prime Minister of India, is a prominent political figure known for his charismatic leadership and impactful policies. Born on 17 September 1950, in Wadnagarh, a small town in Gujarat, Mordis journey to the highest echelons of Indian politics is marked. By determination, resilience and a commitment to public service, Mordis early in the year life was humble and he ventured into the rastriya swan saivak. Sankh, RSS, a right-wing Hindu nationalist paramilitary volunteer organization during his teenage years. His association with the RSS laid the foundation for his political career. Modi later joined the Bhartiya Janata party. BJP and quickly rose through the ranks due to his organizational skills and dedication. In 2001, Narendra Modi became the chief minister of Gujarat. His tenure in this role was marked by both accolades and controversies. The state witnessed significant economic development under his leadership. Arning him praise for his pro-business approach and efforts to attract investments. However, the Gujarat riots of 2002, a communal and tragic event that occurred during his early tenure drew widespread criticism with concerns about the handling of the situation. Despite the challenges, Mordis popularity grew and he continued to be re-elected as the chief minister of Gujarat multiple times. In 2014, he led the BJP to a historic victory in the general elections and became the Prime Minister of India. His campaign centered around the promise of development, economic reforms, and good governance. As Prime Minister, Modi has implemented various initiatives, including Swachh Bharat Abhyan, Clean India Mission. Make in India and the goods and services tax GST. His government has also focused on infrastructure development. Financial inclusion and social welfare programs.