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Narendra Modi , Earns Narrow Election Win For, Historic Third Term.<br/>Reuters reports that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set <br/>to win a historic third term on June 4, but with vastly <br/>diminished majority following a rare electoral setback. .<br/>For the first time in a decade, <br/>Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata <br/>Party lost its majority in parliament. .<br/>The party is now dependent on regional allies <br/>to secure the half-way mark required to stay<br/>on top of the world's largest democracy.<br/>For the BJP to drop below <br/>the majority mark, this is <br/>a personal setback for him, Yogendra Yadav, Psephologist and the founder of a <br/>small political group opposed to the BJP, via Reuters.<br/>Since taking power a decade ago, Modi has been ruling as the <br/>alliance's unquestioned leader, however, his opponents have seen <br/>his reign as the country sliding towards authoritarianism. .<br/>My sole issue with Modi <br/>today is that he has become<br/>larger than the party itself. <br/>In a democratic system... <br/>a party should always <br/>supersede an individual, Surendra Kumar Dwivedi, Former head of the Department of Political Science at Lucknow University, via Reuters.<br/>The election win makes Modi only <br/>the second Indian leader to win a third term <br/>after founding Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.<br/>The election win makes Modi only <br/>the second Indian leader to win a third term <br/>after founding Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.<br/>Prior to the election win, Modi promised <br/>a transformative next five years in office.<br/>Reuters reports that Modi's presidency has seen India <br/>become the world's fastest growing major economy, and <br/>he has expressed aspirations of improving on those gains.<br/>What we have done in <br/>the last 10 years is only <br/>a preview, a trailer. <br/>We have a lot more to do. <br/>Modi is taking the country <br/>to a different level in the world, Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India, via Reuters