The G20 summit was held on September 9 & 10 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi and it was attended by the leaders and dignitaries from forty countries.
Titled '2023 Half-yearly report: Anti-Muslim Hate Speech Events in India', the report has clearly captured the spread of hate speech events in what remains a polarized India.
Sukhdool Singh was regarded as a Khalistani terrorist and he was killed by unknown gunmen in the city of Winnipeg in the Canadian province of Manitoba.
Elated with the successful hosting of the G20 summit, the centre-ruling BJP regime, which is on a cloud nine over the significant surge of Modi's image as a global leader, is mulling hosting yet another big summit.
The history of the Nipah outbreaks in Kerala tells us that each episode of the outbreaks hasn't lasted longer as they were contained and declared over in the same year they emerged.
Besides offering traditional welcome to the world leaders who arrived for the summit, India also had some surprise meals on their menu and those dishes had also surprised the domestic audience.
In what has become India's big victory for its G20 presidency, Modi, during the second session of the first day, announced that the G20 has reached a consensus on the joint declaration.
Amidst the G20 summit which India is hosting for the first time under Modi's leadership, Modi has gone a step further in sending a message to the world leaders that India should be called Bharat henceforth.
As Delhi would be watched closely like never before for the next two days, let's take a look at highlights of this G20 summit and what would be the top discussions.
