Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives Indonesia’s highest state honour during his two-day state visit to the country. He is conferred the Bintang Republik Indonesia Adipurna, also referred to as the Bintang Adipurna. Sources describe it as Indonesia’s top order of merit and its highest-class star honour, bestowed by the President of Indonesia. The award is presented to individuals who have provided extraordinary service to the Republic of Indonesia. Reporting also notes that the honour is typically granted to both civilians and, in some cases, military personnel, recognising exceptional contributions to the nation and its people. Several outlets link the recognition to Modi’s role in strengthening India–Indonesia relations, including bilateral cooperation, and point to the broader context of growing strategic engagement between the two countries. One outlet further frames the recognition as acknowledging contributions to safeguarding the integrity and viability of the Indonesian nation, while others emphasise contributions to international cooperation and the bilateral relationship. The award is presented as a formal acknowledgement of Modi’s contributions and the partnership between India and Indonesia.