NEW DELHI: The Centre for Narendra Modi Studies (CNMS) has announced that it will honor authors from around the world who have written books on Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. This special felicitation will take place at Modi Mahotsav, a grand conclave scheduled for 17th September 2025 in New Delhi, celebrating the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s birthday.

Prof. Jasim Mohammad, Chairman of CNMS, highlighted the importance of this initiative, stating, "Prime Minister Narendra Modi is represents a vision for a strong and developed India. Many authors have documented his journey, policies, and leadership. We wish to recognize their efforts and contributions." He further said that books play a key role in shaping history, and those written on PM Modi will serve as important references for future generations.

The Centre is reaching out to authors, researchers, and scholars from different backgrounds who have studied various aspects of Modi’s governance, political philosophy, and global impact. The conclave will give them a platform to share their insights and engage with experts, diplomats, and policymakers. "These books help the world understand Narendra Modi’s leadership and vision, and we want to celebrate the hard work of these writers," Prof. Jasim Mohammad added.

CNMS has made it easy for authors to be part of this recognition. Through their official notification, CNMS has extended invitations to all authors who have written books on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in any languages to send their Content and synopsis for consideration. "We welcome authors from India and abroad, as Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's leadership has inspired people globally," the Chairman stated.

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