In the graph of popularity, 'Namo' played a big role, Modi became the world's No. 1 leader, know the condition of 10 big leaders

Once again, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been revered as a popular leader of the world. Namo's Danka is ringing all over the world. Once again PM Modi remains at number one place in global popularity. During the popularity survey, Modi has been chosen at number one on the Global World Leaders List. PM Modi has got 71 percent approval rating on this list. In this survey, other global leaders of the world are far behind them. This survey has been released by Morning Conscious Political Intelligence. Let us know who is in second place in this survey. What is the position of other world leaders including US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping?

PM Modi ranked first in the survey, know the condition of 10 prominent leaders

1- In this survey, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the first place with the support of 71 percent of people. Seven percent of people remained neutral in this survey and 21 percent of people rejected PM Modi. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obradar came second with 66 percent of the endorsement. Italian Prime Minister Maria Draghi is in third place. He has got the support of 60 percent of people. Seven percent of people remained neutral and 33 percent did not support Draghi.

2- US President Joe Biden is in seventh place. His rating has dropped significantly. 43 percent of the people supported Biden. Eight percent remained neutral and 49 percent opposed Biden. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is ranked 10th in the popularity survey. 26 percent of people supported him, while five percent of people remained neutral and 69 percent of people are against him. Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is in fourth place. Kishida has been supported by 48 percent of the people.

3- 16 percent of people remained neutral while 36 percent of people were against the Japanese Prime Minister. Germany's Alf Schulz got the support of 44 percent of the people, while 15 percent remained neutral. 40 percent of the people opposed the school.

PM Modi also became the number one leader in the September survey

On 5 September, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was voted the world's favorite leader in a survey by US-based data intelligence firm Morning Consult. Prime Minister Modi ranks first in the list of global leaders in terms of approval rating. Modi has also left behind US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in this matter. According to the report, PM Modi's approval rating is 70 percent and this rating is the highest among the top 13 leaders of the world. According to this survey, PM Modi is doing a better job than other global leaders. Apart from PM Modi, only two world leaders got a rating of more than 60. After PA Modi in this list, the second number was Mexican President Andrzej Manuel López Obrador. Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi is at number three. US President Joe Biden was fifth on this approval list. Biden's approval rating was less than 50. His rating was 48.

Modi's disapproval rating drops

This time the approval rating of Prime Minister Modi was much better than the approval rating released in June 2021. Significantly, in June, the approval rating of PM Modi was 66 percent. It is not that only Modi's approval rating has increased, but his disapproval rating has also declined. It was now at the bottom of the list with a drop of about 25 percent.

This is how the survey is done

In the sample size taken by the company, some people are selected. He is asked some questions. This survey is done by Morning Consult in a very complex manner. In this, the company has real-time polling data, political election data, data of elected representatives, and election issues. More than 11,000 interviews are conducted worldwide for the survey, while about 5,000 interviews are conducted in the US for the approval rating of Presidents and Congressmen. The Daily Global Survey is based on a seven-day moving average. All these interviews are done online, in which survey filling takes place. All the interviews that have taken place in India have been done by educated people.