List of awards and honours received by Narendra Modi

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This is a comprehensive list of awards, honours, and recognitions received by Narendra Modi , the 14th and current Prime Minister of India since 2014.

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Prime Minister Modi being conferred the Order of King Abdulaziz by Saudi King Salman. Prime Minister Narendra Modi being conferred Saudi Arabia's highest civilian honour, the King Abdulaziz Sash.jpg
Prime Minister Modi being conferred the Order of King Abdulaziz by Saudi King Salman.

State honours

RibbonDecorationCountryDateLocationPresenterNotePost-nominal lettersRef.
Order of King Abdulaziz, 1st Class (Saudi Arabia).png Order of King Abdulaziz Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia 3 April 2016 Riyadh King
Salman 		Special Class, the second-highest civilian honour of Saudi Arabia.– [1]
Ghazi Amanullah Khan Medal (Afghanistan) - ribbon bar.png State Order of Ghazi Amir Amanullah Khan Flag of Afghanistan (2004-2021).svg  Afghanistan 4 June 2016 Herat President
Ashraf Ghani 		The highest civilian honour of Afghanistan. [2]
Grand Collar of the Order of the State of Palestine ribbon.svg Order of the State of Palestine Flag of Palestine.svg  Palestine 10 February 2018 Ramallah President
Mahmoud Abbas 		Grand Collar, the highest civilian honour of Palestine. [3]
Order of Izzuddin (Maldives) - ribbon bar v. 1996.png Order of Izzuddin Flag of Maldives.svg  Maldives 8 June 2019 Malé President
Ibrahim Mohamed Solih 		Collar, the highest civilian honour of the Maldives awarded to foreign dignitaries. [4]
Ribbon bar of the Order of Zayed.svg Order of Zayed Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg  United Arab Emirates 24 August 2019
(announced 4 April 2019)		 Abu Dhabi Crown Prince
Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan 		Collar, the highest civilian honour of the United Arab Emirates. [5]
Order of Bahrain, 1st class.png Order of the Renaissance Flag of Bahrain.svg  Bahrain 24 August 2019 Manama King
Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa 		First Class, the third-highest civilian honour of Bahrain. [6]
US Legion of Merit Chief Commander ribbon.png Legion of Merit Flag of the United States.svg  United States 21 December 2020 Washington D.C. President
Donald Trump [a] 		Chief Commander, the highest degree of the Legion of Merit. [b] [7]
Order of Fiji (General Division).png Order of Fiji Flag of Fiji.svg  Fiji 22 May 2023 Port Moresby Prime Minister
Sitiveni Rabuka 		Companion, the highest civilian honour of Fiji.CF [8] [9]
PNG Order of Logohu Grand Companion ribbon.svg Order of Logohu Flag of Papua New Guinea.svg  Papua New Guinea Governor-General
Bob Dadae 		Honorary Grand Companion, the highest civilian honour of Papua New Guinea.GCL [10] [11]
EGY Order of the Nile - Grand Cordon BAR.svg Order of the Nile Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 25 June 2023 Cairo President
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi 		Collar, the highest civilian honour of Egypt.– [12]
Legion Honneur GC ribbon.svg Legion of Honour Flag of France.svg  France 14 July 2023 Paris President
Emmanuel Macron 		Grand Cross, the highest civilian honour of France. [13]
GRE Order of Honour Grand Cross BAR.svg Order of Honour Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 25 August 2023 Athens President
Katerina Sakellaropoulou 		Grand Cross, the second-highest civilian honour of Greece. [14]
BHT Order of the Dragon King Ribbon.svg Order of the Dragon King Flag of Bhutan.svg  Bhutan 22 March 2024
(announced 17 December 2021)		 Thimphu King
Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck 		First Class, The highest civilian honour of Bhutan. [15]
OOSA.jpg Order of St. Andrew Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 9 July 2024
(announced 12 April 2019)		 Moscow President
Vladimir Putin 		Grand Cross with Collar, the highest civilian honour of Russia. [16] [17] [18]
Order of the Niger civil division ribbon.svg Order of the Niger Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria 17 November 2024 Abuja President
Bola Tinubu 		Grand Commander, the second-highest civilian honour of Nigeria.GCON [19]
DMA Dominica Award of Honour.png Dominica Award of Honour Flag of Dominica.svg  Dominica 20 November 2024
(announced 13 November 2024)		 Georgetown President
Sylvanie Burton 		The highest civilian honour of Dominica.DAH [20]
GUY Order of Excellence of Guyana ribbon bar.png Order of Excellence of Guyana Flag of Guyana.svg  Guyana 20 November 2024 President
Irfaan Ali 		Honorary Class, the highest civilian honour of Guyana.OE [21]
BAR Order of Freedom of Barbados ribbon.svg Order of Freedom of Barbados Flag of Barbados.svg  Barbados Prime Minister
Mia Mottley 		Honorary Class, the highest civilian honour of Barbados awarded to foreign dignitaries.FB [21]

Scholastic

Modi has a policy of not accepting honorary degrees. He had refused to accept honorary doctorate from Southern University that was offered to him in 2014, and honorary Doctor of Law from Banaras Hindu University in 2016. Earlier, he had also turned down honorary doctorates offered to him by several universities during his tenure as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. [22] [23]

Other awards

YearAwardCountry/OrganisationNoteRef.
2012Gujarat RatnaShree Poona Gujarati Bandhu Samaj [24]
e-Ratna Computer Society of India [25]
2018 Champions of the Earth Award Flag of the United Nations.svg  United Nations The highest environmental award given by the United Nations. Awarded, "for his policy leadership by pioneering work in championing the International Solar Alliance and new areas of levels of cooperation on environmental action." [26] [27]
Seoul Peace Prize Seoul Peace Prize Cultural FoundationThe award committee credited, "for his contribution towards regional and global peace through a proactive foreign policy with countries around the world under the Modi Doctrine and the Act East Policy." [28] [29]
2019 Global Goalkeepers Award Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Awarded, "in recognition of the Swachh Bharat Mission and the progress India has made in providing safe sanitation under his leadership." [30] [31] [32]
Philip Kotler Presidential Award World Marketing Summit [33]
2021 Global Energy and Environment Leadership Award Cambridge Energy Research Associates [34]
2023Ebakl AwardFlag of Palau.svg  Palau Presented by President Surangel Whipps Jr. [35]

Recognition

YearRecognitionOrganisationRef.
2005Best Chief Minister India Today [36]
2006 [37]
2007 [38]
2008 [39]
2010 [40]
Asian Personality of the Year fDi Intelligence [41]
2011Best Chief MinisterIndia Today [42]
March 2012Cover of Time Magazine (Asia Edition) Time [43]
2013Best Chief MinisterIndia Today [44]
June 2014Cover of Time Magazine (Asia Edition)Time [45]
2014 Indian of the Year CNN-IBN [46]
Asian of the Year The Straits Times [47]
15th Most Powerful Person in the World Forbes [48] [49]
Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life Algemeiner Journal [50]
100 Most Influential People in the World Time [51]
Person of the Year (Online Readers Poll) [52]
June 2015 Cover of Time Magazine [53]
20156th Most Powerful Person in the World Business Insider [54]
9th Most Powerful Person in the World Forbes [55] [56]
13th Most Influential Person in the World Bloomberg Markets [57]
30 Most Influential People on the InternetTime [58]
100 Most Influential People in the World [59]
20169th Most Powerful Person in the WorldForbes [60]
Person of the Year (Online Readers Poll)Time [61]
Wax Figure Madame Tussauds [62] [63]
20173rd Top Leader in the World Gallup International Association [64] [65]
Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish LifeAlgemeiner Journal [66]
100 Most Influential People in the WorldTime [67]
20189th Most Powerful Person in the WorldForbes [68] [69]
Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish LifeAlgemeiner Journal [70]
2020100 Most Influential People in the WorldTime [71]
20215th Greatest Leader in the World Fortune [72] [73]
100 Most Influential People in the WorldTime [74]
2022Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish LifeAlgemeiner Journal [75]

Key to the City

YearAwardCityNoteRef.
2018Key to the CityFlag of Nepal.svg Flag of Kathmandu.svg Kathmandu, Nepal During his two-day visit to Nepal, Modi was presented with the Key to the City of Kathmandu by Mayor Bidya Sundar Shakya. [76]
2019 Key to the City Flag of the United States.svg Flag of Houston, Texas.svg Houston, United States At Howdy Modi event hosted by the Texas India Forum, Modi was presented with the Key to the City of Houston by Mayor Sylvester Turner. [77] [78] [79]
2024Key to the CityFlag of Nigeria.svgFlag of Abuja.svg Abuja, Nigeria During his two-day visit to Nigeria, Modi was presented with the Key to the City of Abuja by Minister Nyesom Wike. [80]
2024Flag of Guyana.svgFlag of Georgetown.png Georgetown, Guyana During his two-day visit to Guyana, Modi was presented with the Key to the City of Georgetown by Mayor Alfred Mentore. [81]

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Flowers

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See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Presented by National Security Advisor Robert C. O'Brien on President Trump's behalf.
  2. ↑ Received by Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu on Prime Minister Modi's behalf.

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