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Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a three-day visit to South Africa to attend the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, where he will present India's perspective and participate in key global discussions.

Will present India's perspective at G20 summit in line with our vision: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a three-day visit to South Africa to attend the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, where he will present India's perspective and participate in key global discussions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday embarked on a three-day visit to South Africa to attend the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, and said he will present India's perspective at the forum in line with its vision of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and 'One Earth, One Family and One Future'.&nbsp;
This is the first time a G20 Summit is being held on the African continent.
"Will be attending the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa. This is a particularly special Summit as it is being held in Africa. Various global issues will be discussed there. Will be meeting various world leaders during the Summit," Modi posted on X.
On the margins of the summit, the prime minister is expected to hold bilateral meetings with some of the leaders present in Johannesburg. He will also attend the sixth IBSA Summit there.
In his departure statement, the Prime Minister said, "I will present India's perspective at the Summit in line with our vision of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and 'One earth, One Family and One Future'".
He is visiting South Africa from November 21-23 at the invitation of President Cyril Ramaphosa to attend the 20th G20 Leaders' Summit under South Africa&rsquo;s Presidency.
"This will be a particularly special Summit given that it would be the first G20 Summit being held in Africa. During India's Presidency of the G20 in 2023, the African Union had become a member of the G20," Modi said in his statement.
The Summit will be an opportunity to discuss key global issues. The theme of this year's G20 has been 'Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability', by which South Africa has carried forward the outcomes from the previous Summits held in New Delhi and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, he said.
"I look forward to my interactions with leaders of the partner countries, and participation in the 6th IBSA Summit scheduled on the sidelines of the Summit," Modi said.
"During the visit, I also look forward to my interaction with the Indian diaspora in South Africa, which is one of the largest outside India," he added.
The Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday said that Prime Minister Modi is expected to speak in all three sessions of the Summit.
The three sessions of the Summit include "Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth Leaving No One Behind: Building our economies, the role of trade, financing for development and the debt burden".
The other two sessions are "A Resilient World &ndash; the G20's Contribution: Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change, Just Energy Transitions, Food Systems"; and "A Fair and a Just Future for All: Critical Minerals, Decent Work, Artificial Intelligence".
A top official of the MEA on Thursday had said that he would not like to prejudge what would figure in the leaders' declaration, but all important matters relevant from the perspective of India and the Global South will be "highlighted by our leadership".
This will be the fourth consecutive summit of the grouping that will be held in the Global South. Before South Africa, the G20 presidencies were held by Brazil (2024), India (2023) and Indonesia (2022).
During the G20 Summit in 2023 in New Delhi, the African Union became a permanent member of the group of 20 largest economies of the world, with Prime Minister Modi announcing its entry into the grouping.
G20 members include the world's major economies, representing 85 per cent of global GDP, 75 per cent of international trade, and two-thirds of the world's population, according to the website of the G20. It comprises Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkiye, the UK, the US, the European Union, and the African Union.

Addressing P20 Summit, PM Modi said that conflicts and confrontations don't benefit anyone.

P20 Summit: conflicts, confrontations don't benefit anyone, says PM Narendra Modi

Addressing P20 Summit, PM Modi said that conflicts and confrontations don't benefit anyone.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday cautioned that conflicts and confrontations being faced by the world today do not benefit anyone, saying the world has to move forward with a human-centric approach.
Addressing the inaugural session of the ninth G20 Parliamentary Speakers' Summit (P20) here, he also said we have to remove obstacles in the way of global trust.
Modi said this is the time for peace and brotherhood and time to move forward together.
His remarks came against the backdrop of a series of brazen attacks on Israeli towns by Hamas militants over the weekend which triggered fresh tensions in the region.
Referring to the attack on Parliament House some 20 years ago, the prime minister said India has been facing cross-border terrorism which has claimed thousands of innocent lives.
He noted that the world was now realising how big a challenge terrorism is. Terrorism anywhere, in whatever manifestation is against humanity, he said.
The prime minister also said that the G20 presidency ensured festivities in India throughout the year and India landing on the moon added to the celebrations.
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Delhi was beautifully decorated for the G20 Summit with 1.6 lakh planters, but many of them have gone missing, likely stolen by thieves. Some smaller pots have been returned, and other thefts.

Planters placed for G20 Summit vanished; thieves are surely loving it

Delhi was beautifully decorated for the G20 Summit with 1.6 lakh planters, but many of them have gone missing, likely stolen by thieves. Some smaller pots have been returned, and other thefts, including fountain nozzles and electrical items, have occurred, but no police complaints have been filed.

Delhi was beautifully decorated for the G20 Summit with 1.6 lakh planters, but many of them have gone missing, likely stolen by thieves. Some smaller pots have been returned, and other thefts.

Delhi was beautifully decorated as a wedding venue for the G20 summit. From planters to excellent lighting, a delightful aesthetic atmosphere was on display. However, the 1.6 lakh planters that were placed for the Summit have now started disappearing. It appears that thieves have stolen them, and half of the planters have been returned to the nurseries.
There are pictures circulating on the internet showing a group of women and children on Bhairon Marg dumping the soil from the white plant pots and vanishing with them.
<h3>How many planters were placed for the G20 Summit?</h3>
Pertinently, the Public Works Department (PWD) placed around 1.6 lakh beautiful potted plants with flowers and lush green leaves on the sides of the roads. For this task, they got assistance from the Delhi Police, who kept an eye to prevent theft.
But as the Summit concluded, the security personnel also began to leave the public property, and as a result, thieves started carrying out their activities to steal planters.
A PWD official while speaking with The Time of India said that half the pots that were smaller in size - with a diameter less than 18cm - have been sent back to the nurseries. The problem might be with the pots placed by the forest department.&nbsp;
Moreover, this is not the only thing that has been stolen recently, as there have been incidents of three nozzles from fountains at Delhi Gate being stolen. Additionally, electrical items and decorative lights have also been reported as missing.
Currently, no complaint about this has been made to the police.
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PM Modi praised India's Chandrayaan-3 and G20 summit success as he addressed the media before the special Parliament session

Special Parliament session: PM Modi praises Chandrayaan-3, G20 summit ahead of proceedings

Special Parliament session: PM Modi praises Chandrayaan-3, G20 summit ahead of proceedings
PM: Chandrayaan-3, G20 summit made India proud

PM Modi praised India's Chandrayaan-3 and G20 summit success as he addressed the media before the special Parliament session

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that this Parliament session may be short in duration but is big on occasion, and is of "historic decisions".
In his remarks to the media ahead of the five-day session, Modi highlighted India's Chandrayaan-3 mission, the "unprecedented" success of its G20 presidency, the launch of 'PM Vishwakarma Mission' and inauguration of convention centre Yashobhoomi, asserting that many developments which have inspired the country and filled it with pride have taken place.
There is an atmosphere of festivity and enthusiasm, and the country has been filled with renewed self-confidence, he said, asking parliamentarians to give maximum time to the short session.
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In an apparent reference to frequent protests by opposition members during previous sessions, often leading to disruptions of proceedings, Modi hoped everyone will shed shortcomings and carry the goodness as they move into the new building of Parliament on Ganesh Chaturthi on Tuesday.
The Parliament session begins on Monday and will end on Friday.&nbsp;

Multiple foreign dignitaries and G20 delegates visited popular tourist attractions in Delhi on the sidelines of the G20 summit, which was hosted by India on September 9-10.

G20 summit: foreign delegates awed by Indian monuments, see what they wrote in visitors' book

Multiple foreign dignitaries and G20 delegates visited popular tourist attractions in Delhi on the sidelines of the G20 summit, which was hosted by India on September 9-10.

It was not all work and no play for the G20 delegates and world leaders who came to India for the G20 summit. They also visited popular tourist attractions in India&rsquo;s capital city and signed visitor books. Qutab Minar was one of the popular choices.&nbsp;
&ldquo;Thank you so much for this visit and your efforts to preserve this part of your history,&rdquo; France&rsquo;s Emmanuel Macron wrote in Qutab Minar&rsquo;s visitor book, as per Indian Express.
Macron&rsquo;s diplomatic advisor also joined him for the visit, saying &ldquo;he is honoured that France is such a close friend of India.&rdquo;
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen&rsquo;s husband also visited Qutab Minar, a UNESCO world heritage site. &ldquo;What a great place of history and art! Thank you so much for this experience,&rdquo; he wrote in the visitor&rsquo;s book.
Turkish First Lady Emine Erdogan also visited the site and wrote that &ldquo;everything was so nice&rdquo; during her visit. Chinese Finance Minister Liu Kun wrote he was &ldquo;impressed by the rich history&rdquo; of the Qutab Minar.
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Humayun&rsquo;s Tomb and the National Gallery of Modern Art were among other favourite spots for foreign dignitaries. Special events were also organised there for the delegates&rsquo; spouses who accompanied them.
Dozens of world leaders assembled in New Delhi on September 9-10 for the G20 summit.

The government's press arm has issued a statement after videos of water logging at Bharat Mandapam went viral

G20 summit: visuals of waterlogged Bharat Mandapam go viral, PIB reacts

The government's press arm has issued a statement after videos of water logging at Bharat Mandapam went viral

The Press Informatiom Bureau has issued a statement after visuals of water logging at Bharat Mandapam, the venue for G20 summit in Delhi, went viral on social media.&nbsp;
PIB said that claims were 'exaggerated and misleading'. It said that there was a minor water logging in the open area&nbsp; and it was swiftly cleared as pumps were pressed into action after overnight rains in Delhi. It added that there is no water logging at venue anymore.&nbsp;
PIB Fact Check also tweeted a video of a dry Bharat Mandapam and said that multiple pumps were pressed into action and the water was removed in 20 minutes.&nbsp;
It further said that the main venue of the summit was not water logged and no inconvience was caused.&nbsp;
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&nbsp;
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">
A video claims that there is waterlogging at venue of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/G20Summit?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#G20Summit</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PIBFactCheck?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PIBFactCheck</a>: ✔️This claim is exaggerated and misleading ✔️Minor water logging in open area was swiftly cleared as pumps were pressed into action after overnight rains ✔️No water logging at venue presently <a href="https://t.co/JiWzWx1riZ">pic.twitter.com/JiWzWx1riZ</a>
&mdash; PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) <a href="https://twitter.com/PIBFactCheck/status/1700765772585541709?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 10, 2023</a></blockquote>

Modi said that before India's G20 presidency ends, it would be good to review the progress of the committments made at the summit. 

G20 summit ends, PM Modi proposes virtual review meeting in November

Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a virtual meeting of the G20 in November in his closing remarks at the G20 summit on September 10. 

Modi said that before India's G20 presidency ends, it would be good to review the progress of the committments made at the summit.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed a virtual meeting of the G20 in November in his closing remarks at the G20 summit on September 10.&nbsp;
Modi said that before India's G20 presidency ends, it would be good to review the progress of the committments made at the summit.&nbsp;

The G20 summit in India featured the iconic Konark Chakra from the Konark Sun Temple in Odisha as its backdrop, highlighting India's rich cultural heritage and UNESCO-recognized architectural marvel. 

G20 Summit: Konark temple’s historic wheel served as backdrop, know all about its importance

The G20 summit in India featured the iconic Konark Chakra from the Konark Sun Temple in Odisha as its backdrop, highlighting India's rich cultural heritage and UNESCO-recognised architectural marvel.

India welcomed several leaders from across the world for the G20 summit. But, what made it extra special was the amazing backdrop they used &ndash; a giant stone wheel known as the Konark Chakra from the Konark Sun Temple in Odisha.
The Konark Sun temple is famous for its beautiful architecture and sculptures, and it's even recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
At the summit venue, the Konark Chakra backgrop bears the G20 logo on one side, and on the other side, it proudly displays the Sanskrit phrase 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,' which translates to 'One Earth. One Family. One Future.'&nbsp;
History of Konark Wheel:
The Konark Wheel came into existence during the 13th century under the rule of King Narasimhadeva-I. This impressive wheel, featuring 24 spokes, serves as a remarkable symbol of India's ancient knowledge, architectural prowess, and highly developed civilization.
Important features of the Konark Wheel:
<ul>
<li>Sun Dial: Back in ancient times, people used this wheel to tell time accurately, just like a clock.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Symbol of Life: The wheel represents the cycle of life, which is one of the core Hindu beliefs.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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World leaders were greeted with colourful scenes as they landed in Delhi for the G20 summit

Watch: folk and classical dances greet world leaders at Delhi airport

World leaders were greeted with colourful scenes as they landed in Delhi for the G20 summit

India folk and classical dances greeted world leaders at the airport as they arrived in India for the G20 summit.&nbsp;
&nbsp;Several world leaders, including British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and UN Secretary-General Antonia Guterres, arrived here on Friday to attend the G20 summit, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying he looks forward to productive discussions with them over the next two days.
The leaders were welcomed by traditional dance performances by various troupes and a smiling IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva danced to the beat of the music at the airport.
Responding to a post by Georgieva on X on arrival here to attend the summit, Prime Minister Modi said he appreciates the affection she has shown for India's culture when she landed here.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Hasina were received at the airport by Union Ministers Shobha Karandlaje and Darshana Jardosh respectively.
Sunak was received by Union Minister Ashwini Choubey while Argentine President Alberto Fern&aacute;ndez was welcomed by Union Minister Faggan Singh Kulaste.
Comoros President Azali Assoumani also arrived here to a rousing welcome. He is also the chairperson of the African Union.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also arrived for the summit.
On his arrival, Deputy Prime Minister of Oman Sayyid Fahd bin Mahmoud Al Said was received by Ashwini Choubey and he witnessed dance performance by cultural troupes.
In a post on X, Prime Minister Modi said, "I am confident that our guests will enjoy the warmth of the Indian hospitality." "I will also be holding bilateral meetings with several leaders and Heads of Delegation to further deepen the bonds of friendship and cooperation," he added.
The G20 leaders will deliberate on pressing global issues at the grouping's annual summit here on September 9 and 10. India is hosting the summit in its capacity as the current G20 chair.
The leaders of the influential grouping are being welcomed at the airport with cultural performances.
In its G20 presidency, India has been focusing on various issues such as inclusive growth, digital innovation, climate resilience and equitable global health access.
The G20 member countries represent around 85 per cent of the global GDP, over 75 per cent of the global trade and about two-thirds of the world population.
The grouping comprises Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, the UK, the US and the European Union (EU).&nbsp;
(with PTI inputs)

This is Biden's first visit to India after becoming the US President. 

US President Joe Biden lands in Delhi for G20 summit

US President Joe Biden lands in Delhi for G20 summit
Joe Biden received by MoS Civil Aviation VK Singh
Biden will hold bilateral talks with Modi today

Watch: US President Joe Biden lands in Delhi for G20 summit

This is Biden's first visit to India after becoming the US President.&nbsp;

US President Joe Biden has arrived in Delhi for the 2-day G20 summit that begins on September 9.&nbsp;
Biden was received by Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh and US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti.&nbsp;
This is Biden's first visit to India since becoming the US President.&nbsp;

Over 30 world leaders with gather under one roof as the G20 summit led by India kicks off

G20 summit starts today, all eyes on India

Over 30 world leaders will gather under one roof as the G20 summit led by India kicks off

The two-day G20 summit under India's presidency kicks off today with international leaders representing over 60% of the world's population gathering in one room.&nbsp;
US President Joe Biden, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Chinese Premier Li Qiang, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina are some of the leaders attending the summit which will be held at the Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre in Pragati Maidan.&nbsp;
Tight security is in place in the national capital, especially in the New Delhi district due to the summit.&nbsp;

India, US And Saudi Arabia to sign major rail, port deal at G20 summit

India, US and Saudi Arabia to sign major rail, port deal at G20 summit: US official

The agreement to discuss the project could be among the most tangible outcomes of the summit, with G20 leaders divided over Russia's war in Ukraine and gridlocked on finding an agreement to slash carbon emissions.&nbsp;
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The United States, Saudi Arabia and others will sign a pact at the G20 to explore building a major railway and port project to connect the Middle East with India and Europe, US officials said Saturday.
Jon Finer, US Deputy National Security Advisor, said a memorandum of understanding would be inked to "explore a shipping and rail transportation (project) that will enable the flow of commerce, energy and data from here in India across the Middle East to Europe".
As well as Saudi Arabia and India, key participants in the project will include the United Arab Emirates and the European Union, Finer told reporters in New Delhi.
The agreement comes with Washington actively engaging with the kingdom, encouraging it to normalise ties with Israel.
"This has been the result of months of careful diplomacy, quiet, careful diplomacy, bilaterally and in multilateral settings," Finer added.
This project "has enormous potential but exactly how long it takes, I don't know," Finer added.
The agreement to discuss the project could be among the most tangible outcomes of the summit, with G20 leaders divided over Russia's war in Ukraine and gridlocked on finding an agreement to slash carbon emissions.
&nbsp;"While we've all read and maybe you all have written a lot of analysis about who is or isn't in Delhi for the summit, and why or why not that may be, the United States is focused on the fact that President Biden is here and rolling up his sleeves with the other G20 countries and partners to produce real results," Finer said.

PM Modi invites African Union to take its seat as G20 permanent member

Watch: PM invites African Union to take its seat as G20 permanent member

PM invites African Union to take its seat as G20 member
African Union made permanent member of G20
PM Modi opens the G20 summit

PM Modi invites the African Union to take its seat as a G20 permanent member

PM invites African Union to take its seat as G20 member
African Union made a permanent member of the G20
PM Modi opens the G20 summit

PM speaks about inclusive approach as he addressed the inaugural session of the G20 summit

G20 summit: Ukraine war, Covid crisis and global trust deficit: what Modi said in opening remarks

PM speaks about inclusive approach as he addressed the inaugural session of the G20 summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the G20 summit ahead of its first session. Opening the 2-day summit, Modi stressed on inclusivity and said that India's G20 presidency has been people-centric
Asserting that the Ukraine war has deepened the trust deficit globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said India appeals to the entire world to turn it into confidence in each other.
In his opening remarks at the G20 Leaders' Summit at the Bharat Mandapam, Modi said the 21st century is a time of giving new direction to the world.
"This is a time when age-old challenges are calling for new solutions from us. And therefore, with a human-centric approach, we have to move forward to fulfil our responsibilities," Modi said.
"After COVID-19, there is a big crisis of trust deficit in the world. The war has deepened this trust deficit. When we can defeat Covid we can also achieve victory over this trust deficit crisis.
"As G20 president, India appeals to the world to change this global trust deficit into confidence on each other. It is a time to walk together," Modi said.
The prime minister told the gathering that it had become a people's G20 in India with over 200 events held in more than 60 cities.
(with PTI inputs)
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Prime Minister Modi explained the symbolism of the Konark Wheel as he welcomed US President Joe Biden at the G20 summit venue

Watch: Modi explains Konark Wheel significance as he welcomes Joe Biden at G20 summit venue

Prime Minister Modi explained the symbolism of the Konark Wheel as he welcomed US President Joe Biden at the G20 summit venue

As US President Joe Biden arrived at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi's Pragati Maidan for the G20 summit he was received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.&nbsp;
After shaking hands and exchanging pleasantries, Modi went on to explain the significance of the Konark Wheel that served as the backdrop of the spot where the prime minister was welcoming all the world leaders.&nbsp;
The Konark Wheel was built during the 13th century under the reign of King Narasimhadeva-I. The wheel with 24 spokes, which has also been adapted into the Tricolour, embodies India's ancient wisdom, advanced civilisation and architectural excellence.
Its rotating motion symbolises time, 'Kaalchakra', as well as progress and continuous change.
It serves as a powerful symbol of the wheel of democracy that reflects the resilience of democratic ideals and commitment to progress in society.
Prime Minister Modi reached Bharat Mandapam this morning ahead of the two-day meeting of the top world leaders. He was accompanied by External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, among others.&nbsp;
(with PTI inputs)

The 'India or Bharat' debate spilled into the G20 summit as PM Modi's seating card said 'Bharat'

India or Bharat? Here is what PM Modi's seating card at G20 summit said

The 'India or Bharat' debate spilled into the G20 summit as PM Modi's seating card said 'Bharat'

Amid speculations that the BJP-led government is planning to change the country's name to only Bharat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's seating card at the G20 summit has added to the debate.&nbsp;
The card placed on the table in front of Modi's seat said 'Bharat' and not India.&nbsp;
The controversy erupted after the G20 dinner invites sent to the world leaders referred to Draupadi Murmu as 'President of Bharat' and not India. There were also reports that the government plans to use 'Bharat' during the G20 summit.&nbsp;

India reportedly turned down requests from US media to give them more access during the G20

India didn't allow media questions during Modi-Biden meet, says White House: reports

India reportedly turned down requests from US media to give them more access during the G20

India reportedly denied the White House's request to grant more access to the reporters travelling with US President Joe Biden for the G20 summit in New Delhi.&nbsp;
According to a CNN report, two US officials told the news outlet that reporters were not allowed to ask questions to Joe Biden and Narendra Modi after the bilateral meeting on September 8.&nbsp;
Commenting on the reports, Congress leader Jairam Ramesh tweeted, 'President Biden's team says despite multiple requests India has not allowed media to ask questions of him and Prime Minister Modi after their bilateral meeting, President Biden will now take questions in Vietnam on Sept 11th from the media accompanying him. Not surprising at all. This is how democracy is done Modi-style'
Modi and Biden held a bilateral on September 8 soon after the US president landed in Delhi for the G20 summit

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has mentioned that since India took over the G20 presidency good progress has been made in the ongoing debt restructuring of Zambia, Ghana, and Ethiopia

G20 Summit: Indian G20 presidency has walked the talk, says Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has mentioned that since India took over the G20 presidency good progress has been made in the ongoing debt restructuring of Zambia, Ghana, and Ethiopia

After the G20 leaders adopted the New Delhi declaration, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the Indian Presidency has walked the talk.&nbsp;
While addressing the press, she mentioned that the push for policy clarity on crypto assets gained momentum. Now, global financial leaders and bankers would meet in October to discuss the roadmap for cryptocurrency. The G20 leaders have also agreed to the Financial Stability Board's recommendations for regulation, supervision and oversight of crypto-assets, activities.
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She also mentioned that the roadmap estimates for Capital Adequacy Framework (CAF) and the measures would yield $200 billion over the next decade.
Further she added that Digital Public Infrastructure has also been integrated into the G20 Financial Inclusion Action Plan.&nbsp;
Regarding the debt restructuring for countries like Zambia, Ghana and Ethiopia, she said that a good progress has been achieved and that the outcomes are a testament to multilateralism.
&ldquo;Since India took over the G20 presidency good progress has been made in the ongoing debt restructuring of Zambia, Ghana, and Ethiopia&hellip;. The outcomes of the Indian presidency are a testament to multilateralism&rdquo;, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
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A lack of consensus on the text on Ukraine may result in the summit ending without a joint declaration

G20 summit | No consensus on Ukraine, India proposes new text for joint statement: reports

A lack of consensus on the text on Ukraine may result in the summit ending without a joint declaration

India on Saturday circulated a new paragraph among the G20 countries to describe the Ukraine conflict in the joint leaders' declaration to be unveiled at the end of the two-day summit of the grouping, diplomatic sources said.
With consensus eluding on the paragraph relating to the Ukraine conflict, India on Friday circulated a draft summit declaration among the member countries without the paragraph on the geopolitical issue in an attempt to hammer out a positive outcome.
India's circulation of the new text on Ukraine came as the G20 leaders began deliberations on pressing global challenges on the first day of the annual summit of the bloc.
A lack of consensus on the text on Ukraine may result in the summit ending without a joint declaration, which will be a first for the grouping.
There was no consensus on the text to describe the Ukraine issue at the G20 Sherpa meeting that took place in the Nuh district of Haryana from September 3-6. Indian negotiators believe that there will be consensus on the new paragraph that was circulated on Saturday morning, the sources said.
The response of the Western powers as well as China and Russia to the new text was not known immediately.
Two sources had earlier said the G7 countries are not agreeable to any leaders' declaration without reference to the Ukraine conflict.
The G20 operates under the principle of consensus and there have been apprehensions that lack of a common view may result in the summit ending without a joint declaration.
Both Russia and China had agreed to the two paragraphs on the Ukraine conflict in the Bali declaration but backtracked this year, creating difficulties for India.
Almost all key meetings held under India's G20 presidency, including those of finance and foreign ministers, could not come out with consensus documents in view of opposition from Russia and China to any text referring to the Ukraine conflict.
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No consensus on Ukraine had held up the joint statement

G20 summit | Consensus reached, joint declaration adopted: PM Modi

PM Modi: G20 leaders adopt Delhi Declaration
G20 joint declaration adopted after consensus from all leaders
No consensus on Ukraine had held up the joint statement

No consensus on Ukraine had held up the joint statement

The G20 has adopted the New Delhi Leaders Summit Declaration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Saturday and said consensus had been reached among member states.
"Have just got the good news that due to the hard work of our teams and your cooperation, a consensus has been reached on the New Delhi G20 Leaders Summit Declaration," Modi said while addressing the second session of the Summit at the Bharat Mandapam here.
"It is my proposal that this G20 declaration be adopted," the prime minister said. After the approval of the members, Modi declared that it has been adopted.
"On this occasion I would like to thank our ministers, sherpas and all officials who made this possible with their hard work," he said.

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