Context: Prime Minister of India was formally conferred with The Order of the White Double Cross, First Class, the highest state honor of the Slovak Republic.

About The Order of the White Double Cross, 1st Class:
What It Is?
- The Order of the White Double Cross (Slovak: Rad Bieleho dvojkríža) is the highest state decoration awarded by the Slovak Republic.
- It is specifically designed to honor foreign citizens who have rendered exceptional services to the development of relations between their home nations and Slovakia, or who have significantly enhanced the international standing of the Slovak Republic.
History:
- The order was formally instituted on March 1, 1994, following the peaceful dissolution of Czechoslovakia (the Velvet Divorce) in 1993 and the birth of an independent Slovak Republic.
Key Features:
- Graded Hierarchy: The order is divided into two structural divisions—civil and military—and consists of three distinct classes, with the First Class being the highest and most prestigious grade.
- Sovereign Presentation: The decoration is legally conferred exclusively by the President of the Slovak Republic, acting on recommendations or exercising sovereign prerogative during diplomatic state visits.
- Iconic Insignia Design: The badge features a stylized white double cross—the central motif of the national coat of arms of Slovakia—resting on a red enamel background, bordered by a golden laurel wreath.
State Honors Conferred on the Prime Minister of India (2026)
| Nation | Name of the Highest State Award Conferred |
| Slovak Republic | The Order of the White Double Cross, First Class |
| Dominica | Dominica Award of Honour |
| Guyana | The Order of Excellence |
| Barbados | Honorary Freedom of Barbados |








