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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become one of the few world leaders who joined the truth of the social media platform owned by US President Donald Trump.
In his first message on Monday, Modi shared a photo with Trump taken in Houston, Texas, during his visit to the US and said he was “glad” to be on the platform.
In February 2022, Trump launched the truth of the social, after he lost to Joe Biden’s presidential election and temporarily banned on major social networks such as Twitter and Facebook, which accused him of firing violence.
As of 3:30 GMT, Modi had 21,500 followers and followed Trump and Vice -President JD Vance.
On Monday, Trump shared a reference to an interview that Modi did with Podcaster Lex Fridman, where the Indian Prime Minister spoke on a number of topics, including his life journey, Gujarat 2002 riots and India’s relationship with China.
Most of the functionality of social truth is identical to X, previously Twitter. Users can post “truth” or “retouts” as well as send direct messages. The platform advertisements are called “sponsors of truths”.
Sutice Social belongs to Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). Trump has taken a public campaign in March 2024 and now owns about 57% of the firm.
Global Investments Investment Company and some former students who are outdated by Kuwaiti also have significant rates, although these possessions are currently undergoing legal struggle.
The US president has 9.28 million social truth followers, much less than 87 million he has on X.
According to the data compiled by Bloomberg, traffic in Truth Social remains insignificant compared to competitors, with the total number of users lags behind X 400 times.
TMTG reported $ 400 million (308 million pounds) in 2024 and a $ 3.6 million profit. It has a market estimate of $ 4.45 billion.
