PM Narendra Modi has become the first PM after Indira Gandhi to appear on the cover of which magazine?
- Correct Answer: Newsweek
- Time
- Forbes
- The Economist
Explanation: PM Narendra Modi appeared on the cover of Newsweek, becoming the first PM after Indira Gandhi to do so.
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