India is hosting the third Voice of Global South Summit today, with Prime Minister Modi leading the virtual event. The summit aims to address critical challenges such as conflicts, food security, and climate change, focusing on sustainable development for developing nations.
PM Modi has affirmed India's commitment to engaging in significant summits aimed at advancing the global agenda for peace, security, and development. He made this statement in reference to his invitations to attend both the G-7 meeting and the upcoming Ukraine peace summit next month.
Rajesh Kumar, the CEO of the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), disclosed this information at the annual conference. The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre successfully thwarted these cyberattacks, ensuring the security of the website.
The year 2023 has seen its share of significant events across the world that will have major ramifications for the upcoming year - from the Israel-Hamas war to India's diplomatic win at the G20 Summit. The year also witnessed several deadly natural disasters that captured global attention.
Trudeau had a tumultous journey in the physical G20 Summit held in New Delhi on September, where tensions remained high as he skipped an official dinner. The rift between the two countries escalated when he made public allegations on India's role behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Li represented the Chinese side at the G20 virtual summt after President Xi Jinping chose the skip the event. His remarks only focused on development cooperation and did not touch upon the Israel-Hamas war, which was a prime topic of discussion for others.
PM Modi said that insecurity and instability in West Asia is a matter of concern for all countries in the forum. This comes after Qatari mediators negotiated a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas in exchange for 50 hostages.
G20 Summit: The major development came amidst diplomatic tensions between India and Canada following Trudeau's "absurd and baseless" allegations against New Delhi. Notably, India is currently holding the presidency of the G20 and a virtual Leaders' summit of the same is scheduled for today.
Under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is all set to hold the virtual G20 Leaders' Summit on Wednesday evening which will witness a major gathering of world leaders.
G20 Virtual Summit: According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Premier Li Qiang will attend the virtual G20 Leaders’ Summit at India’s invitation on Wednesday. The crucial update from the Chinese side coincides with India's Foreign Ministry's announcement which claimed almost "all leaders will join.
G20 Summit 2023: According to G20 Sherpa, Amitabh Kant, the upcoming meeting will be focused on climate change and the adoption of green energy which would help in the crucial United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP28.
The summit is scheduled for November 22 in the national capital, New Delhi, where the leaders of the Group of 20 nations are due to attend via video-conferencing. The meeting is considered crucial as it will be held at a time when the world has been witnessing dual conflicts-- the Russia-Ukraine war
Speakers of Parliament of G20 members and invitee countries are attending the P20 Summit. The event is taking place at newly opened convention centre 'YashoBhoomi' in Delhi's Dwarka.
President Putin emphasised the strong political relations between Russia and India. He acknowledged India's remarkable development achievements under PM Modi's guidance, highlighting the shared interests of both nations in advancing their cooperation.
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Jaishankar met Francis at the UN headquarters and thanked him for his presence at the special ‘India-UN for Global South: Delivering for Development’ side event he hosted on Saturday last on the margins of the 78th session of the UN General Assembly.
G20 University Connect Finale: Speaking on it in his Mann ki Baat broadcast earlier in the day, PM Modi had said he will participate in this programme and will be "communicating with our college students".
S Jaishankar, who is in the United States, said that the G20 Summit was challenging for India because of the sharp East-West polarisation, North-South divide. The EAM will attend the UNGA on September 26.
A Delhi Police sub-inspector who was on G20 duty shared with Prime Minister Narendra Modi about how she used technology to understand a foreign guest's language during the event.
A CRPF personnel, responsible for driving left-handed vehicles for the delegates spoke, about his experience at the interaction.
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