Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked his 75th birthday on Wednesday, receiving an outpouring of congratulations from global leaders who praised his visionary leadership and contributions to international diplomacy. The messages, shared via official channels and social media, underscored the strengthening of bilateral ties amid global challenges.

Russian President Vladimir Putin commended Modi's "great personal contribution" to the India-Russia strategic partnership, highlighting India's strides in social, economic, and scientific domains under his guidance. In a Kremlin statement, Putin noted Modi's high respect among compatriots and global authority, emphasising mutually beneficial cooperation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a personal video on X, hailed Modi as a "good friend", celebrating joint achievements in India-Israel relations and expressing eagerness to elevate their partnership further.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shared a photo of the two leaders on X, describing Modi's strength and determination as inspirational for guiding millions, while wishing him health to advance India-Italy bonds.

Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, of Indian origin, released a video recalling his 2023 G20 visit to India and lauding Modi as a steadfast ally in uncertain times, with UK-India ties flourishing.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese echoed sentiments of strong friendship, thanking the Indian diaspora in Australia for their contributions in a video message.

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Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake appreciated Modi's role in elevating India's global stature and aiding Sri Lanka's 2022 financial crisis recovery—the worst since independence in 1948—wishing him strength for regional peace.

Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay prayed for Modi's long life and health, affirming the special Bhutan-India friendship. Additional greetings came from New Zealand's Christopher Luxon, Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing, Guyana's Irfaan Ali, Dominica's Roosevelt Skerrit, Papua New Guinea's James Marape, Cyprus's Nikos Christodoulides, Trinidad and Tobago's Kamla Persad-Bissessar, former UK minister Priti Patel, and Maldives' former foreign minister Abdulla Shahid, reflecting Modi's broad diplomatic influence.

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