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Modi Remains India’s Top Choice for Prime Minister, Survey Shows

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by Atul Dev
Aug 28, 2026 · 5:52 PM
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Modi Remains India’s Top Choice for Prime Minister, Survey Shows
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains the voters’ top choice to lead the country even as his popularity has slipped marginally, according to a survey by India Today magazine, possibly reflecting some erosion in support following the recent student protests.
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