Narendra Modi remains firmly in office as India’s prime minister following his 2024 re-election, with his current term scheduled to run until mid-2029 absent an early dissolution of the Lok Sabha. As of mid-June 2026 he marked a record as the longest continuously serving elected prime minister, underscoring institutional continuity and the absence of any announced plans for resignation or leadership transition. Recent public appearances and policy initiatives, including trade negotiations and domestic governance milestones, reinforce his active role at the head of the NDA coalition. While analysts have begun discussing potential successors ahead of the next general election cycle, no credible signals point to an exit before the end of 2026. Trader consensus reflected in the 90.8% probability for “No” aligns with these structural term timelines and the lack of immediate political catalysts for change.