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    November 10, 2017
    Three Years In, Modi Remains Very Popular

    Pew-Research-Center_India-Modi-Report_Topline-Questionnaire_2017.11.15

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    Three Years In, Modi Remains Very Popular
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    Indians increasingly upbeat about Modi, the economy and India’s direction
    Modi’s popularity is widespread
    Modi and BJP are more popular than the Gandhis and the Congress party
    Partisan views of Prime Minister Modi
    Indians very satisfied with their government and their democracy
    Despite decline, U.S. still more popular than China
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