Narendra Modi’s position as Prime Minister remains secure through the end of 2026, supported by the BJP-led coalition’s majority in the Lok Sabha following the 2024 elections and the absence of any scheduled national vote until 2029. Recent youth-led protests over education policy, employment, and alleged exam irregularities prompted the July resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan but produced no broader challenge to Modi’s leadership. Official government activity continues without disruption, including public addresses and outreach efforts aimed at younger voters. While opposition calls for resignation and localized demonstrations occurred in July, they have not altered parliamentary arithmetic or triggered institutional mechanisms for removal. Late developments such as coalition fractures or unforeseen personal or legal events could theoretically shift the timeline, though none appear imminent.