Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the G20 Logo, theme and website on November 8 explaining the significance of each of them in a series of posts on X (formally known as Twitter). Let’s see ...

Thiruvananthapuram: The G20 logo and theme will find a place in all state government publications, letterheads, websites and signages after Centre’s instructions to widely publicize the country ...

the railway authorities have said that the G20 logo will soon be seen on tickets and passes. The logo will also be used in various railway publications, websites, stationery, social media ...

Ahead of the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, the G20 logo, theme (One Earth-One Family-One Future) was unveiled by Prime Minister Modi virtually in New Delhi. The logo is a juxtaposition of planet ...

The G20 Logo is inspired from India's national flag and contains vibrant colour of the ‘Tiranga’, ie saffron, white, green, and blue. The seamless combination of lotus coloured in white green ...

let's take a look at the G20 logo, theme, objective, and significance. As per the official G20 website, the theme for the 18th G20 Summit is "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam," a Sanskrit phrase that translates ...

A hundred national monuments, including the Red Fort in Delhi, were illuminated with the G20 logo to encourage people to post selfies. Government reading lessons inform students that India is a ...

What they will not see are the hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced, or the slums that have been flattened or obscured by temporary fences bearing the G20 summit’s logo and ...

The G20 summit is held annually under the leadership of a rotating Presidency. This time, ... The G20 Logo changes according to the annual summit on which country holds the presidency.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Monday raised objection over the use of lotus in the G20 logo as India is going to host the global event. The summit will be held in Delhi on September 9 ...

Ahead of the summit, historical monuments, airports and major landmarks are projecting this year’s G20 logo — an image of a globe inside a lotus, using the colors of the Indian flag.

Special rakhi envelopes with the G20 Bharat logo have become a big draw for residents, especially sisters who are thronging post offices to send rakhis to their brothers across the country and ...