Modi, Putin, Kerry, Malala ... Time's Person of the Year polls this far

November 21, 2014 19:06

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leads in the list of 50 global leaders, business chiefs and pop icons named as contenders by 'Time' magazine for its annual 'Person of the Year' honour. The 'Person of the Year 2014' will be announced in December and the publication said the title will be bestowed to those who have, for good or for ill, most influenced the news and our lives in the past year.

Here's the polling percentage so far:
PM Narendra Modi 12.8
Russia president Vladimir Putin 7.2
US secretary of state John Kerry 5.2
Nobel Peace price winner for 2014 Malala Yousafzai 3.8

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