G20 Summit: How was the first day of the wives of foreign guests, what did they eat, where did they visit? know everything

G20 Summit 2023: Leaders of many countries have come to attend the G-20 summit. Due to this reason, the capital of India Delhi is also being called the power house of the world. Many pictures of the first day of the summit came out which included many things including the bilateral meeting of the countries. A grand dinner was arranged in the night. But what did the wives of these global leaders who had come with them do on the first day? Let’s take a look…

Dishes based on coarse grains were served, ‘Street Food’ was also enjoyed.

A special lunch was arranged at Jaipur House on Saturday for the wives of leaders of various countries participating in the G20 summit. During this, he was served millet based dishes and also enjoyed some ‘street food’. According to information received from sources, after lunch he was taken to an exhibition of artefacts at the National Museum of Modern Art (NGMA). Wives of leaders from Turkey, Japan, Britain, Australia and Mauritius and other guests visited the exhibition at the NGMA.

Overview of the exhibition organized at NGMA

According to media agency PTI, ‘After lunch at Jaipur House, the wives of some world leaders visited an exhibition organized at NGMA which started on Saturday itself. ‘Roots and Roots’ exhibition gives a glimpse of India’s civilizational heritage, ethos and inter-relationships. NGMA, under the Union Ministry of Culture, has a rich collection of artwork including paintings, sculptures and photographs. According to the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav website, the then Vice President S Radhakrishnan inaugurated the gallery at Jaipur House in 1954.

Shared a clip of spouses of G20 leaders

The special lunch and NGMA exhibition was organized at the newly constructed international convention and exhibition center ‘Bharat Mandapam’ at Pragati Maidan on the sidelines of the two-day G20 summit that began on Saturday. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi later shared a clip of the spouses of the G20 leaders at Jaipur House on its official handle on social media platform ‘X’ (formerly Twitter).

Specially organized art exhibition

He said, “The spouses of G20 leaders saw the grandeur of India’s modern art. Spouses of visiting G20 leaders visited the prestigious NGMA and Jaipur House today. A specially curated art exhibition was organised, showcasing contemporary Indian art in its various forms.

Visit to Pusa campus to learn about farming

Earlier, wives of some world leaders visited the Pusa campus to learn about the cultivation of millets. The source said he expressed interest in learning more about millets. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Central Government had proposed the International Year of Millets – 2023. The proposal was accepted by the United Nations General Assembly. Since India assumed the presidency of the G20 last year, the lunch and dinner meals served to delegates at many of the group’s events included millet-based dishes.