“G-20 Public Janbhagidari Summit” held in Delhi

In 2023, India has got the presidency of G-20, under which the Modi government has decided that more than 200 events will be organized all over India. Apart from this, Prime Minister Modi has asked Indians for India’s prosperity under “public participation”. In such an environment, it is the responsibility of the citizens to go beyond these expectations and introduce the world to India’s capabilities, philosophy, social and intellectual power, Golden Sparrow and Lalita Devi Institute of Management And Sciences organized the “G-20 Public Participation Summit” on 8 April 2023 under this “public participation”.

Golden Sparrow Director RJ Aarti Malhotra said that it has been our endeavor to take the G-20 to the people of India and make it action-oriented. The program was inaugurated by Dr.Bakshi Ram (Padma Shri Awardee), Dr.Picheshwar Gadde (Chairman – Lingaya Group), Chelliah Selamuthu (Director NDMC), Ved Prakash Mahavar (Director – ONGC) , Dr.Jagdish Pandey (Educationist) It was done by lighting the lamp and speech. In the event more than 320 participants from different states participated in the program through online and offline medium. The participants included all Indians from all walks of life including students, youth, women, private sector, academia, agriculture who gave their valuable suggestions and ideas. presented. The event’s gifting partners were Tupperware, Peanut Butter, Richesome Health Care and photography partners were Jumble Frames.

Dr. Tilak Tanwar, another Director of Golden Sparrow, explained that the Group of Twenty, or G20, is the premier forum for international cooperation on the most important aspects of the international economic and financial agenda. It brings together the world’s leading advanced and emerging economies. G20 includes Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, European Union, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, UK and USA. The G20 countries together represent about 90% of global GDP, 80% of global trade and two-thirds of the world’s population.