G20 Summit

PM Narendra Modi on September 18, credited the success of G20 Summit to the entire nation, saying the success is not of one person alone or a political party. "Today, you have unanimously appreciated the success of G20...I express my gratitude to you. G20's success is that of 140 crore citizens of the country. It is India's success, not that of an individual or a party." said Modi.

A 12-hour drama unfolded in Delhi after the security team at a five-star hotel - where the Chinese delegation for the G20 summit had checked in-noticed a member carrying a bag with "unusual dimensions". The security personnel at the Taj Palace Hotel, however, allowed the bags following the diplomatic protocols. Later, in one of the rooms occupied by the delegation, a hotel employee spotted “suspicious equipment” inside two bags.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who is in Brussels posted a tweet regarding, the first day of the mega G20 event in Delhi.  "GOI is hiding our poor people and animals," Rahul Gandhi wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. The Congress has been continuing its attack on the government on several aspects of the G20--hiding the poor of the capital being Rahul Gandhi's point of objection in this tweet.

This (the Khalistani issue) is a really important question... let me just say, unequivocally, no form of extremism or violence like that is acceptable in the UK. And that is why we are working very closely with the Indian government to tackle 'PKE' (pro-Khalistan extremism)," the UK leader said. In March, pro-Khalistan elements shouting separatist slogans attacked the Indian High Commission in London attacking Indian flag, raising alarming… read-more

Delhi is having a gala event of politics, the G20 Summit, inviting international leaders from across the world. Hosted by the Indian Government, the event has been in talks for various reasons, including the imposed restrictions for the citizens. From September 8-10, Delhi will witness a complete shutdown. While malls, theatres, restaurants, and transportation will be restricted, movement of citizens with valid id, emergency services and… read-more