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  • G20 Summit: US President Joe Biden will visit India on September 7, meeting with PM Modi will be held on this day

    US President Joe Biden will reach India on Thursday (September 7) to participate in the G20 summit. Information in this regard has been given by the White House. According to the White House, Biden will also hold a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G20 summit. India, the current chair of the G20 group, will host global leaders in this summit to be held on September 9 and 10 in New Delhi.

    The White House said in a statement issued on Friday night that President Biden will visit New Delhi on Thursday (September 7) to attend the G20 summit in India. It said that during the conference, Biden will praise Prime Minister Modi for his excellent leadership of the G20 group. According to the statement, Biden will hold a bilateral meeting with Modi on the sidelines of the G20 summit on Friday.

    President will participate in G20 summit

    It has been told that on the upcoming Saturday (September 9) and Sunday (September 10), the President will participate in the G20 summit, in which the leaders of the member countries will take steps to address other important global issues including adopting clean energy and combating climate change. Will discuss the ongoing joint steps. According to the statement, the leaders of the G20 countries will also assess the economic and social impacts of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine.

    It said that G20 leaders will also discuss measures to enhance the capacity of other multilateral development banks, including the World Bank, to deal with global challenges and better fight poverty. According to the statement, during his visit to New Delhi, President Biden will also praise Prime Minister Modi’s leadership of the G20 group. He will reaffirm the US commitment to the G20 as the premier forum for economic cooperation, including hosting the group in 2026.

    G20 an intergovernmental forum of developed and developing economies

    The G20 is an intergovernmental forum of the world’s major developed and developing economies. Its member countries represent about 85 percent of global gross domestic product (GDP), about 75 percent of global trade and about two-thirds of the global population. According to the White House, Biden will visit Vietnam’s capital Hanoi on September 10. She said that in Hanoi, Biden will meet with President Nguyen Phu Trần and other key leaders to discuss ways to deepen cooperation between the US and Vietnam.

    According to the White House, the leaders will promote the development of a technology-focused and innovation-based Vietnamese economy, expand people-to-people ties through education exchanges and workforce development programs, combat climate change, and promote peace, prosperity and stability. Will also brainstorm on opportunities to bring.

  • Joe Biden will come to India to attend G-20 summit, White House said – test negative

    During the conference, Prime Minister Modi will hand over the reins of G20 presidency to Brazilian President Lula on September 10. Brazil will formally take over the presidency of the G20 on December 1. The G20 group includes Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, Britain, the US and the European Union (EU). Are.

  • ‘India is the right country at the right time to chair the G20’, said Rishi Sunak – Terrorism cannot be tolerated at any cost.

    He said, we have made good progress in completing this chapter. The 12th round of talks concluded last month and was the toughest yet, covering complex, sensitive and commercially significant issues including goods, services and investment. Sunak said, there is still some way to go, but I am confident that we will be able to agree a deal that is in the interests of both Britain and India. “Of course, we still hope to move forward,” he said. This includes finalizing a first-of-its-kind free trade agreement with a European country, to which India has agreed. I am confident that we will reach an agreement that will benefit both Britain and India.

  • Fact Check: Modi government spent 300% more money on G20? Know what is the truth

    The G20 summit was successfully organized on 9 and 10 September at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, Delhi. India is being praised a lot for this in the country and the world. g20 summit India achieved a major success when this influential group unanimously adopted the 37-page manifesto. While BJP is calling G20 the biggest success of Modi government, opposition parties are targeting the central government. Meanwhile, a message regarding the expenditure in the G20 is becoming increasingly viral, in which it is being claimed that the Modi government spent 300 percent more money than what was allocated in the budget for the G20 summit. So let us know about the truth of the claim.

    Trinamool leader Saket Gokhale made claim regarding expenditure in G20, message goes viral on social media

    Regarding expenditure on the G20 summit, Trinamool leader Saket Gokhale on Monday claimed that in the last Union Budget, Rs 990 crore was allocated for hosting the G20 summit, but the government actually spent Rs 4,100 crore. He further wrote in his tweet, why BJP should not pay this additional Rs 3110 crore. This was clearly an unnecessary expenditure for Modi’s self-advertisement and personal PR for the 2024 elections.

    Government rejected TMC leader’s claim

    The government rejected Trinamool leader Saket Gokhale’s claim on G-20 that the budget allocated for G-20 was more than 300%. PIB Fact Check pointed out that the claim is misleading as the expenditure has been incurred on sustainable asset creation and other infrastructure development – ​​not just limited to hosting the G20 summit.

    Congress also attacked Modi government regarding expenditure

    Congress also made this an issue and accused PM Modi of spending more for ‘show off’. Congress shared a one minute 56 second video on social media X and alleged that the Modi government’s budget for G-20 was Rs 990 crore and it wasted Rs 4100 crore. Congress further alleged that the Modi government wasted the hard-earned money of the people to enhance its image.

    After the conclusion of G20 summit, government should now focus on domestic issues: Kharge

    Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday targeted the government on the issues of inflation, unemployment and alleged corruption and said that after the conclusion of the G20 summit, the Modi government should now focus on domestic issues. He also claimed that the public has started paving the way for the departure of this government. Kharge alleged that there has been a flood of corruption due to the misgovernance of the Modi government. CAG has exposed BJP in many reports, Rs 13,000 crore Jal Jeevan scam has come to light in Jammu and Kashmir, in which a Dalit IAS officer was harassed because he exposed corruption.

  • America bluntly said on Jinping not attending G20, ‘If China wants to spoil the work then…’

    We are committed to G20- America

    He said that President Biden will call for a just and durable peace established in respect for international law, the principles of the UN Charter, territorial integrity and sovereignty, as he has done in the past. Sullivan said Biden will continue to insist that the United States will support Ukraine as long as it is needed, following these principles. Last but not least, the United States will make it clear that we are committed to the G20, which is an important forum for all major economies of the world to come together to solve global problems, he told reporters. He said, as part of this commitment, America is eager to host the G20 in 2026.

  • Brother, how will I go to Delhi…, Chhattisgarh CM Baghel will not attend G20 dinner; reason given

    Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said on Friday that he will not attend the G20 dinner with the President. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel said on Friday that he will not attend the G20 dinner with the President. In fact, there are no non-scheduled flights in and out of Delhi due to security measures for the G20 summit this weekend. Baghel said that he said, brother, now there is a no flying zone, so how should I go? The government has extended a special invitation to all Chief Ministers and Union Ministers, including G20 dignitaries, for a special dinner hosted by President Draupadi Murmu at the Bharat Mandapam on Saturday.

    Earlier, the Delhi airport had issued a notice saying that only scheduled airline flights and special G20 summit flights will be allowed to land and take off at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport during the two-day G20 summit. It added that general aviation and all other non-scheduled flights, including non-scheduled charter flights, are prohibited from using the airport during the summit.

    However, many top opposition leaders have not been invited to the dinner. These include Congress President and Rajya Sabha MP Mallikarjun Kharge. Responding to Kharge on the Centre’s ignoring him, Baghel said, ‘It is unfortunate. They should respect the opposition in democracy. It is an attack on democracy that he was not invited to the dinner.

    Let us tell you that President Draupadi Murmu has organized a dinner yesterday (9 September) to welcome the world leaders as part of the G-20 conference. Apart from foreign guests, many politicians of India have also been invited for this dinner. Chief Ministers of all the states of the country have been invited. Three big leaders of the opposition’s INDIA alliance are going to attend the dinner. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will fly from Kolkata to Delhi tomorrow night. At the same time, she can return to Kolkata on the morning of 10th September. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin are also scheduled to attend the dinner.

  • G20 Summit: Shashi Tharoor called New Delhi Declaration a diplomatic victory for India, praised External Affairs Minister and Amitabh

    senior congress leader Shashi Tharoor Called the New Delhi Declaration at the G20 Summit a diplomatic victory for India. He praised External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and India’s G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant for successfully organizing the event. He said, this was a proud moment for India in G20.

    Tharoor said – Very good Amitabh Kant

    Tagging Kant’s comments regarding building consensus on the paragraph on Russia-Ukraine in an interview, Shashi Tharoor wrote on social media platform ‘X’, Well done Amitabh Kant. It seems that when you selected the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), the Indian Forest Service lost an excellent diplomat. Tharoor said in a post on Saturday night, regarding the consensus on ‘Delhi Declaration’, India’s G20 Sherpa says that talks were held with Russia, China, the final draft was received last night itself. Proud moment for India in G20.

    Government does not show G20-like spirit of accommodation in resolving domestic issues: Tharoor

    senior congress leader Shashi Tharoor Taking aim at the Centre, he said on Sunday that the way efforts were made to create a consensus on the ‘Delhi Declaration’, it is a matter of regret that the government did not show the same level of reconciliation and cooperation in resolving domestic issues. Emotions are not visible. He said that it is sad that the spirit of adjustment seen in G20 is absent in Indian politics. Tagging one of Kant’s early posts, Tharoor said on ‘X’ on Sunday that it was regrettable that the government does not adopt the same approach of reconciliation and cooperation in resolving domestic issues.

    Tharoor’s pain expressed over opposition not being included in the conference

    Congress leader Shashi Tharoor expressed his pain over not including the opposition in the G20 summit. “The failure to invite the leader of the opposition and indeed any opposition MP to any G20 event, reception, dinner etc underlines my point,” he said. No other democracy would ignore its own MPs in this manner on such a global stage.

    Ukraine issue handled very effectively: Tharoor

    Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, while discussing India’s diplomacy at the G20 summit, said, the Ukraine issue was handled very effectively in the summit. In fact, in the ‘New Delhi Leaders Summit Declaration’ of the G20 countries on Saturday, it was said that today’s era is not an era of war and in view of this, the declaration called upon all countries to maintain the principles of international law including territorial integrity and sovereignty. And it was advocated for maintaining peace in Ukraine. Threatening to use nuclear weapons is unacceptable, the manifesto said.

    IMEE Economic Corridor new initiative: Tharoor

    Congress leader Tharoor said on the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, the India Middle East EU initiative is completely new. It has tremendous potential for the future, provided it is implemented properly. I would say on this, this is a welcome initiative. But we have to see how well it is implemented in our country and in other countries that are part of this initiative.

    No government has celebrated hosting like this: Tharoor

    Regarding the G20 summit, Shashi Tharoor said, India has hosted many summits in the past as well, but no government has celebrated hosting like this. “It really made it a big nationwide event,” he added. 200 meetings in 58 cities. All these things were unprecedented. The credit for taking the message of G-20 to all the people goes to India. But this is also an attempt by the ruling party to use G-20 in its own interest.

    Delhi was locked down for three days: Tharoor

    Congress leader Shashi Tharoor strongly criticized the Narendra Modi government at the Center for shutting down Delhi for hosting the G20 summit. He said the national capital was completely closed for three days for the summit. It is noteworthy that Delhi Police had made it clear that entire Delhi will not remain closed during the summit, restrictions have been imposed only on the area where the event is being held.

    India got big success in G20 summit, approval given to New Delhi Leaders Summit

    It is noteworthy that India achieved a major diplomatic victory on Saturday and despite many differences on the Russia-Ukraine war, India unanimously issued a declaration at the G20 summit. Amitabh Kant said on Sunday that a team of Indian diplomats held continuous talks for more than 200 hours to reach a consensus on the ‘G20 Declaration’ adopted at the ‘Leaders’ Summit here. A team of diplomats, including joint secretaries E Gambhir and K Nagaraj Naidu, held 300 bilateral meetings and distributed 15 draft drafts to their counterparts on the contentious Ukraine conflict to build consensus on the first day of the ‘G20 Leaders Summit’. Kant said, the most complex part of the entire G20 summit was to build a consensus on the geopolitical paragraph (Russia-Ukraine). This was done with over 200 hours of continuous negotiations, 300 bilateral meetings, 15 drafts. Kant said that Naidu and Gambhir supported him a lot in this endeavour.

  • Due to India’s philosophy of Sabka Saath-Sabka Vikas, Economic Corridor is acceptable to all: Ashwini Vaishnav

    Lots of similarities between India, Middle East and Europe

    When asked about the Economic Corridor, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said that there are many similarities, shared values ​​and economic interests between India, the Middle East and Europe. Keeping this in mind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji kept his clear vision that an economic corridor connecting India, Middle East and Europe through shipping and railways should be built so that new opportunities are created for everyone in these three areas. Can. Direct shipping connections were made from the West Coast ports of India to the ports of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa and Kerala, with the ports of the Middle East including the ports of UAE and Saudi Arabia. Beyond that, a railway corridor was built in the Middle East, connecting UAE and Saudi Arabia and further connecting to Europe via Jordan. In this way, a seamless connectivity is created between India, Middle East and Europe.

    Distance of several thousand kilometers will be saved in India-Europe trade

    He said that this is very important in trade because today the route that is followed from Europe to India will save a distance of several thousand kilometers. There is another dimension of communication in this corridor. Once the railway line comes, you can create a big corridor of communication along with it. Very high bandwidth optical fiber cable is also a part of this project. In future, a gas pipeline can also be built along with it.

    Economic Corridor is very different from BRI

    Vaishnav said that this is a positive initiative. While conceiving this project, the Prime Minister said from the beginning that we have to develop the project according to the needs of every country. In BRI (China’s One Belt One Road Project), there was always a thought process of imposing a technology, imposing terms and conditions and imposing a huge burden of debt, a huge burden of dead money. On the contrary, India’s thinking is of everyone’s support, everyone’s development, everyone’s trust. In this thinking, how to align everyone with everyone’s consent, come to common understanding… the idea is to move forward from that. That’s why it is very different from that and everyone is in agreement with this project.

    The country’s most deprived citizens got empowerment through DPI.

    Regarding Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), Ashwini Vaishnav said that today the whole world is accepting and recognizing this initiative of India. When the Prime Minister launched Digital India in 2015, great Indian scholars like Dr. Chidambaram Saheb used to say that what is the need of digital in India. But see, in such a short time, the most deprived citizens of our country have got empowerment today. They are getting services from all over the world through technology in their hands. He has been associated with the financial world. Today the whole world is watching this success. All the countries of the world are accepting this technology of India and want to implement it in their respective countries. Therefore, an important part of the Delhi Declaration is the One Future Alliance framework creating systems to adopt digital public infrastructure in different countries. Through this, an institutional structure has been created so that this technology made in India can be adopted by different countries of the world.

    Rich countries are also accepting India’s technology

    He said that, it is not that only low income countries want to adopt it, very rich and technologically advanced countries accept this technology of India and want to adopt it. See how much change has taken place in India. Earlier one had to run here and there for technology, today India is in a position to develop the technology, prove it and export it all over the world. This is a big achievement of the Prime Minister, which was accepted by everyone in the G20.