Modi behind Bachchan, SRK on Twitter


Kolkata, Dec 7 (PTI): The number of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's followers on Twitter has increased by four times to reach 16.4 million since taking office last year, but he still remains behind Amitabh Bachchan and Shahrukh Khan.

According to a list of the most followed Twitter personalities from India in 2015 released by the social media forum today, Big B's @SrBachchan account remains the most followed one with 18.1 million followers.

This year Modi (@narendramodi) takes the third spot after the number of its followers quadrupled from 4 million when he took office last May to over 16 million now, making him the biggest gainer on the top 10 list in 2015.

With 16.4 million followers, the Prime Minister is close to SRK who is number two on Twitter with 16.5 million followers, according to the 'Year On Twitter 2015' report.

SRK also created a record as one of his tweets became the most retweeted one in India during the year.

His selfie with British boyband One Direction's former member Zayn Malik at the Asian Awards in London took Twitter by storm with over 1,41,000 retweets and nearly 18.3 million views globally.

Modi's 'Selfie With Daughter' campaign on Twitter to promote rights of the girl child was one of the most popular hashtags on the microblogging site. The report said there were over 3,75,000 #SelfieWithDaughter tweets.

On his first year anniversary in office, there were over 1,79,000 "#SaalEkShuruaatAnek" tweets.

Modi is the only non-Bollywood personality who has managed to stay in the top ten list.

The fourth and fifth spots are occupied by the other two Khans. Aamir has 15.5 million followers while Salman is half a million short than him.

 

  

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