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Mukesh Ambani Hails PM Modi’s 12-Year Milestone as Unprecedented

Mukesh Ambani congratulated PM Modi on completing 12 years in office, calling it a "remarkable milestone." He noted Modi's historic electoral mandate and his 25 years of uninterrupted public service. Ambani credited Modi's leadership for India's resilience amid global challenges. He expressed confidence in India's growing role in the multipolar world.

"Remarkable milestone": Mukesh Ambani lauds PM Modi on completing 12 years in office

Mumbai, June 19

Reliance Industries Limited Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani on Thursday congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on completing over 12 years in office and called his journey in public life a "remarkable milestone," noting his long electoral mandate and leadership record.

Speaking at the 49th Annual General Meeting of Reliance Industries Limited, Ambani highlighted Modi's tenure as both Gujarat Chief Minister and Prime Minister of India, stating that he is set to complete 25 uninterrupted years in public office later this year.

"Let me congratulate our beloved Prime Minister, Narendra Bhai Modi, on achieving the stupendous feat of becoming the longest-serving elected Prime Minister of India. Later this year, on the 7th of October, he will complete 25 uninterrupted years in public office, first as Chief Minister of Gujarat and then as Prime Minister of India," Ambani said.

He further noted the scale of electoral support received by the PM over the years, calling it unprecedented in global democratic politics.

"Over these years, the number of votes he has polled is by far the largest by any leader in the democratic world. We congratulate him on this remarkable milestone in public service. His vision for India's growth and the corresponding execution plan have been instrumental in the rapid all-around growth India has witnessed over the last decade," he said.

He also reflected on the global challenges faced in recent years, describing the period as highly volatile and uncertain due to multiple global disruptions.

"The past six years have been the most volatile and uncertain in several decades. COVID-19, increased geopolitical frictions, conflicts and wars, energy market disruptions, supply chain fragmentation, sharp swings in commodity prices, and shifting capital market dynamics have combined to create a far more unpredictable global operating environment than before. The war in West Asia added to these problems," he said.

Ambani expressed confidence in the resilience of nations like India, stating that difficult times do not last but strong nations do.

"However, tough times never last. Tough nations do. And India is among the most resilient nations in the world. With unity, positivity, and self-confidence, we have overcome the worst crises in the past," he said.

He further credited PM Modi's leadership for India's response to global uncertainty, while expressing optimism about India's role in the evolving world order.

"Under the able, experienced, and far-sighted leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India has handled the situation with exemplary competence, commitment, and wisdom. I can see India emerging much stronger in the fast-changing, multipolar world. India will play the role of a balancer, a promoter of peace, and a friend to all. This is not merely my hope; it is my confidence and my conviction," he added.

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) marked over 12 years of governance under Prime Minister Modi. Modi also completed 4,399 days in office on June 10, marking over a decade of continuous leadership at the national level.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya S

Mukesh Ambani praising PM Modi – no surprises there. 😅 But credit where it's due: handling COVID, geopolitical tensions, and economic turmoil needs a steady hand. The "tough nations do" line gave me goosebumps. Bharat mata ki jai! 🇮🇳

Sarah B

As an outsider looking in, it's fascinating to see such continuity in a democracy. Most Western leaders are lucky to last 8 years. Modi's grip on the popular vote across such a diverse nation is genuinely historic. The infrastructure transformation since 2014 is noticeable even to tourists.

Aman W

I'm a small farmer from Punjab, and while I see new highways and airports, the agri reforms still need more work for us on the ground. But yes, global respect for India has grown. Just hope that "balancer" role also means listening to all voices at home. 🇮🇳

Jessica F

"Tough times don't last, tough nations do" – that's going in my quote book. 📝 I work in a multinational with Indian colleagues, and the energy around "New India" is real. Congrats to PM Modi and the NDA on this milestone. The world is watching and learning.

Varun X

Ambani's speech was polished, but let's be real – the last 6 years have been tough for the common man too. Inflation and unemployment are still challenges. That said, I'm optimistic about the next 25 years if the execution continues improving at the grassroots level. Ab development chahiye, not just speeches. 💪

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