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G20 Spouses Tour Delhi to See India's Agricultural Achievements and Millets-Based Culture

  • G20 leaders' spouses toured the Pusa agriculture institute campus in Delhi and saw India's advancements in agriculture.

  • They walked down "Agri Street" showcasing India's journey from food importer to agricultural powerhouse.

  • They saw massive millet Rangolis and exhibitions on traditional weaves and dances at the National Gallery of Modern Art.

  • The purpose was to showcase India's role in global food and nutrition security, especially through climate-resilient millets.

  • Chefs prepared a millets-based meal for the spouses, who also interacted with farmers on how food shapes India's culture.

hindustantimes.com
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