Nitin Nabin, recently appointed as the president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's informal reference to him as 'boss' during an interview, describing it as indicative of the party's ethos of mutual respect rather than a strict hierarchy. Modi congratulated Nabin, emphasizing his role as a leader within the world's largest political party. At 45, Nabin is the youngest individual to hold this position and is the 12th president of the BJP. His political journey began in 2006 following the death of his father, Nabin Kishore Prasad Sinha, a senior BJP leader. Nabin has held various ministerial roles in the Bihar government and is recognized for his grassroots connections, particularly through his work in the BJP's youth wing. His appointment signals a focus on organizational strength and a generational transition as the BJP prepares for crucial state elections this year.