Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined the Truth of Social, a social media platform owned by US President Donald Trump.
In his first post on Monday, Modi shared a photo of Trump and himself on stage at Houston, Texas during an American visit of 2019 and said he was “delighted” on the platform.
Trump launched the truth of Social in February 2022 after losing the presidential election of Joe Biden and was temporarily forbidden on major social networks such as Twitter and Facebook, which accused him of encouraging violence.
The Indian Prime Minister is one of the few world leaders on the truth of Social.
From 03:30 GMT, fashion collected 21,500 followers and followed Trump and US Vice President JD Vance.
On Monday, Trump shared a relationship with an interview that Modi made with Podcaster Lex Fridman, where the Indian prime minister spoke of a series of topics, including his life path, a 2002 Gujarat riot and an Indian relationship with China.
The great functionality of the truth of Social is identical to X, earlier Twitter. Users are able to publish ‘truths’ or ‘retruths’ as well as send direct messages. Platform ads are called “sponsored truths”.
The truth of Social is owned by Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). Trump took the company to the public in March 2024 and now owns about 57% of shares in the company.
The investment company with the Kuwaitic headquarters of the ARC Global Investments and some former trainees competitors also play significant roles, although these proportions are currently subject to legal quarrels.
The US president has 9,28 million followers about the truth of the social, far less than 87m he has on X.
According to the data composed by Bloomberg, traffic in the truth of Social remains a minute compared to the competitors, and the total number of users laged the X by 400 times.
TMTG reported a loss of $ 400 million (£ 308 million) in 2024 and revenue of $ 3.6 million. It has a market evaluation of $ 4.45 billion.
