Modi is among the 10 most powerful figures in the world, list released by FORBES 

Forbes said that the world's second most populous country has become 'extremely popular' in India. It has been referred to the Modi government's November 2016 note-taking decision to fight money laundering and corruption.

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been named among the world's ten most powerful figures. PM Modi is ranked ninth in the world's ten most powerful figures. Famous magazine Forbes released this list At the same place, China's President is Xi Chunfing, Russia's President Vladimir Putin has succeeded in making the first place on the footsteps. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked 9th in the Forbes list of the 75 most powerful people in the world.

Chunfing has put Putin on top of the list for the last four consecutive years. US President Donald Trump on third place in the list, German Chancellor Angela Merkel on fourth and Amazon Chief Jeff Bezos.

Why Modi chose
Forbes ? Forbes said that the world's second most populous country has become 'extremely popular' in India. It has been referred to the Modi government's November 2016 note-taking decision to fight money laundering and corruption. In recent years, Modi met with Trump and Chinfing during his official visit and has increased his identity as a global leader. Apart from this, he has emerged as a key figure in the international effort to tackle climate change.

After Mukesh Ambani Modi, the only Indian to get a place in addition to Modi placed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (13th), British Prime Minister Theresa (14th), Chinese Premier Li Qing (15th), Apple CEO Tim Cook (24) has gone. This list is Mukesh Ambani, the only Indian Reliance Industries chairman to get a place other than Modi. Mukesh Ambani is in 32nd place. Forbes said that billionaire industrialist Ambani had launched a 4G service in the highly competitive market of India in 2016, and waged a price war. At the same time, CEO of MyFrost, Saty Nadella, of Indian origin, has been placed at 40th position.

Forbes said, "There are about 7.5 billion people on Earth, but these 75 men and women have worked to change the world. Forbes identifies one in every 100 million people for the annual ranking of the world's most powerful people, whose work is most important. '

This year, 17 new names have been included in the list, in which the Prince of Saudi Arabia is Muhammad bin Salman al-Saud (8th). The list includes Pope Francis (6), Bill Gates (7), President of French Emmanuel Macroon (12), Alibaba chief Jack Ma (21).