Narendra Modi remains firmly entrenched as India's prime minister following his third term victory in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with the current parliamentary term extending into 2029. Recent milestones, including his surpassing of Jawaharlal Nehru's record as longest-serving elected PM in June 2026 and a Union Cabinet resolution marking 25 years of continuous leadership in October, underscore sustained institutional and party support within the NDA coalition. Active governance continues through infrastructure inaugurations, diplomatic engagements such as talks with Canadian officials on trade agreements, and domestic policy initiatives, with no verified health concerns, no-confidence motions, or coalition fractures emerging in the past month. Opposition protests over electoral issues have prompted localized detentions but lack the scale or parliamentary leverage to force an early exit before the December 2026 cutoff. Traders' strong consensus on "No" aligns with these structural and recent stability factors.