Delhi is all set to host G20 Summit 2023 on September 9 and 10. The national capital has undergone a massive makeover from washed-up streets to colourful murals placed all over. Here are some glimpses
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena and Prime Minister's Principal Secretary PK Mishra visited key sites related to the upcoming G20 Summit meeting to take stock of preparedness for the mega event
Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi said that the Delhi civic body identified and cleaned more than 11,000 vulnerable garbage points and is conducting anti-larval spraying in all wards ahead of the G20 Summit
Sandstone elephant statues have been installed along the IGI airport stretch as part of the beautification of the national capital
The venue of the G20 Summit, the newly-inaugurated International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre or the Bharat Mandapam at Pragati Maidan, has been decked up for the upcoming Summit
The world's tallest Nataraja statue, with a towering height of 28 feet, has been installed at Bharat Mandapam. It has been placed at the entrance of the convention hall at Bharat Mandapam
Indian classical dance postures have been depicted in wall paintings below the Mayur Vihar flyover in East Delhi
Around 65 roads have been spruced up across the capital and about 1 lakh flower pots have been placed across the roadside. New fountains and sculptures have also been installed
It’s not just Delhi, its neighbouring state Uttar Pradesh has also been spruced up ahead of G20 Summit. With G20 dignitaries likely to visit the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra, ten major roads in the city are undergoing repair and beautification