On the second day of G-20 summit on Saturday, US President Donald Trump strolled up to Executive Narendra Modi for "an offhand connection".
"In an off the cuff association at the G20 Summit, POTUS (Leader of the US) waves to the PM, strolls to him, different pioneers assemble around. Gr8 minutes," tweeted Niti Aayog bad habit director Arvind Panagariya who is sherpa for India at the summit.
Modi could be seen making a point or two to Trump. Later Trump's girl Ivanka, who is a consultant in the White House, shook hands with Modi as well.
Panagariya additionally posted pictures of Modi and Trump welcoming each other only in front of the working sessions on his twitter course of events. He depicted the cooperation as "some huge minutes just before the second day of the G20 Summit starts".
Panagariya spoke to India in the arrangements for the pioneers' dispatch.
Modi had a few two-sided gatherings on the sidelines of the G-20 summit, incorporating one with English PM Theresa May, other than visits with a large group of pioneers like German Chancellor Angela Merkel and IMF boss Christine Lagarde.
Modi had his initially meeting with Trump scarcely 10 days prior in Washington where the US President proclaimed that ties between the two nations had "never been more grounded".
"In an off the cuff association at the G20 Summit, POTUS (Leader of the US) waves to the PM, strolls to him, different pioneers assemble around. Gr8 minutes," tweeted Niti Aayog bad habit director Arvind Panagariya who is sherpa for India at the summit.
Modi could be seen making a point or two to Trump. Later Trump's girl Ivanka, who is a consultant in the White House, shook hands with Modi as well.
Panagariya additionally posted pictures of Modi and Trump welcoming each other only in front of the working sessions on his twitter course of events. He depicted the cooperation as "some huge minutes just before the second day of the G20 Summit starts".
Panagariya spoke to India in the arrangements for the pioneers' dispatch.
Modi had a few two-sided gatherings on the sidelines of the G-20 summit, incorporating one with English PM Theresa May, other than visits with a large group of pioneers like German Chancellor Angela Merkel and IMF boss Christine Lagarde.
Modi had his initially meeting with Trump scarcely 10 days prior in Washington where the US President proclaimed that ties between the two nations had "never been more grounded".
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