Politicians have long utilized the press as a means of reaching out to the voting public. The social media's scope, quickness, and low cost are what make this a special opportunity for leaders. The connection between political leaders and the microblogging service Twitter is the subject of this research study. It offers a thorough and methodical examination of how two modern Indian political figures, Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, have used Twitter. Studying the impact of an alteration in Twitter's worldwide policy in late 2020 that stated friction prior to users could engage in tweets that it outlines trends in the frequency that these individuals use Twitter and how their followers respond. Political parties as well as other authorities who make use of the platform may readily use this paradigm of analysis.

Twitter, Social Media, Politics