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G20 Summit Delhi Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives at Bharat Mandapam for G20 Summit

G20 Summit Delhi African Union President Azali Assoumani arrives at Bharat Mandapam for G20 Summit

When PM Modi & Japan PM Fumio Kishida had #Golgappa

RESPECT for the National Flag 🫡 PM Modi picks up the Tricolour during BRICS Summit 🇮🇳

G20 Summit Delhi Vice President of Spain, Nadia Calviño Santamaría at the Bharat Mandapam

G20 Summit Delhi Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni at the Bharat Mandapam

G20 Summit Delhi President of UAE, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at the Bharat Mandapam

World’s Longest River Cruise II MV Ganga Vilas Heralding II A New Age River Cruise Tourism in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off World’s Longest River Cruise-MV Ganga Vilas between Varanasi and Dibrugarh. MV Ganga Vilas will begin its journey from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh and travel around 3,200 km in 51 days to reach Dibrugarh in Assam via Bangladesh, sailing across 27 river systems in India and Bangladesh. MV Ganga Vilas has three decks, 18 suites on board with a capacity of 36 tourists, with all the luxury amenities. The maiden voyage has 32 tourists from Switzerland signing up for the entire length of the journey. The MV Ganga Vilas cruise is curated to bring out the best of the country to be showcased to the world. The 51 days cruise is planned with visits to 50 tourist spots including World Heritage Sites, National Parks, River Ghats, and major cities like Patna in Bihar, Sahibganj in Jharkhand, Kolkata in West Bengal, Dhaka in Bangladesh and Guwahati in Assam. The journey will give the tourists an opportunity to embark upon an experiential voyage and indulge in the art, culture, history, and spirituality of India and Bangladesh. In line with PM’s endeavour to boost river cruise tourism, the huge untapped potential of river cruise will get unlocked with the launch of this service and it will herald a new age of river cruise tourism for India.

Kartavya Path II A reflection of new India on world stage. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 'Kartavya Path' on 8th September, 2022 in New Delhi. It symbolises a shift from erstwhile Rajpath being an icon of power to Kartavya Path being an example of public ownership and empowerment. It is in line with Prime Minister’s second ‘Panch Pran’ for New India in Amrit Kaal: ‘remove any trace of colonial mindset’. Over the years, Rajpath and adjoining areas of the Central Vista Avenue had been witnessing pressure of increasing traffic of visitors, putting stress on its infrastructure. It lacked basic amenities like public toilets, drinking water, street furniture and adequate parking space. Further, there was inadequate signage, poor maintenance of water features and haphazard parking. Also, a need was felt to organise the Republic Day parade and other National events in a less disruptive manner with minimal restrictions on public movement. The redevelopment has been done bearing these concerns in mind while also ensuring the integrity and continuity of architectural character. Kartavya Path exhibits beautified landscapes, lawns with walkways, added green spaces, refurbished canals, new amenity blocks, improved signages and vending kiosks. Further, new pedestrian underpasses, improved parking spaces, new exhibition panels and upgraded night lighting are some other features that will enhance the public experience. It also includes a number of sustainability features like solid waste management, stormwater management, recycling of used water, rainwater harvesting, water conservation and energy efficient lighting systems, among others.

New Indian Parliament Building I Amazing Structure inaugurated in 2023 by PM Narendra Modi