New Delhi, March 3 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a significant milestone by exceeding 30 million subscribers on YouTube, solidifying his position as the most-followed leader in the world on this video-sharing platform.

This achievement places PM Modi at the top of global rankings among both current and former heads of state regarding subscriber counts. Current statistics reveal that he is far ahead of other notable political figures internationally.

The second spot is occupied by former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who has around 6.6 million subscribers—a figure that is approximately a quarter of PM Modi's massive following.

Furthermore, PM Modi's digital presence on YouTube greatly surpasses that of US President Donald Trump, with Modi boasting over seven times the number of subscribers, showcasing the extensive nature of his online engagement and global influence.

In the Indian context, the disparity is equally notable. PM Modi's channel enjoys nearly three times the subscriber count compared to that of Rahul Gandhi.

His subscriber base also outnumbers both the Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian National Congress by over four times each.

Now with 30 million subscribers, PM Modi's YouTube channel stands as the most subscribed among world leaders, highlighting his ongoing supremacy in the realm of digital communication.

Just recently, on February 26, PM Modi also surpassed an impressive 100 million followers on Instagram, becoming the first sitting world leader and politician to reach this benchmark on the social media platform.

Since joining Instagram in 2014, PM Modi has transformed his account into one of the most vibrant and widely followed digital platforms among global leaders over the past decade.

His influence on the platform has consistently grown, reflecting a long-term outreach strategy that resonates with audiences both in India and beyond.

Among global leaders, PM Modi currently has the largest following on Instagram. His follower count is notably more than double that of US President Donald Trump.

Interestingly, the total followers of the next five major world leaders do not exceed PM Modi's individual numbers.

US President Donald Trump holds the second position with 43.2 million followers, followed by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto with 15 million, Brazilian President Lula with 14.4 million, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with 11.6 million, and Argentine President Javier Milei with 6.4 million.

On the social media platform X, Prime Minister Modi boasts 106.3 million followers, and on Facebook, his following reaches 54 million.

These figures underscore PM Modi's extensive global reach and strong connections, particularly among younger demographics worldwide.