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PM Modi's 75th Birthday: As India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates his 75th birthday, world leaders and dignitaries have poured in their wishes and greetings. Amid the celebrations, many are curious about his official salary and perks. According to a report by NDTV, PM Modi receives a monthly salary of Rs 1.66 lakh. This adds up to an annual salary of approximately Rs 19.20 lakh. The salary includes several allowances. He receives a daily allowance of Rs 62,000 per month and a monthly constituency allowance of Rs 45,000. Combined, this totals Rs1.66 lakh per month.

Beyond salary, PM Modi enjoys several privileges as the head of the Indian government. He has a personal security detail from the Special Protection Group (SPG). His official transportation includes a bulletproof car and access to Air India One for foreign visits. The Prime Minister also resides at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg in New Delhi.

A notable aspect of his salary is a 30 per cent deduction made every month. These deductions are transferred to consolidated funds covering pensions, insurance, and other long-term benefits.

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When we look at PM Modi’s earnings on the global stage, there is a significant difference compared to leaders in other countries.

Check Out Salaries Of Other World Leaders


Singapore's Prime Minister:  Lawrence Wong earns USD 1.61M (Rs 13.68 crore) annually.

USA President: Donald Trump earns USD 0.4 M(Rs 3.32 crore) annually.

Australian PM: Anthony Albanese earns USD 0.39 M (3.24 crore) annually.

Canadian PM: Mark Carney earns USD 0.29 M (Rs 2.42 crore) annually.

Japanese PM: Shigeru Ishiba earns USD 0.25 M (Rs 2.12 crore) annually.

This shows that while PM Modi’s salary is modest in comparison to leaders of other countries.  

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These include security, official residence, special aircraft for official trips, and transportation facilities. Such privileges are common for heads of state worldwide, ensuring both safety and convenience while fulfilling official duties.

As PM Modi reaches this milestone of 75 years, discussions about his salary and benefits offer a glimpse into how India supports its leaders while maintaining a relatively modest pay scale compared to wealthier nations.