BHARAT MANDAPAM: AN EXPERIENCE IN ITSELF

The architectural marvel, hosting the international event, transcends the ordinary, offering a rich tapestry of tradition and technology, embodying India’s commitment to a better, inclusive future

AS the 2023 G20 summit unfolds, under India's presidency, a palpable sense of anticipation fills the air. The summit promises to be an exceptional gathering of global leaders, including US President Joe Biden and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. India, as the esteemed host of the 2023 G20 Summit, has spared no effort in organising an event annotated by magnanimity, an experience that will last as memory. At the heart of this endeavor lies a spectacular display, one that transcends the material realm, venturing out into the cosmos, the International ExhibiCentre tion-cum-Convention (IECC), affectionately known as Bharat Mandapam. It is a display that marries the technological prowess of India's satellite program with the grace and elegance of the celestial ballet.

Picture this: Chandrayaan-III, Aditya-L1, and a constellation of other Indian-made satellites scattered across a celestial canvas. Each satellite becomes a beacon of light, a radiant star in the night sky, illuminating the heavens. This celestial choreography, carefully orchestrated by the Science and Technology wing of the Modi government, is set to grace the main venue, Bharat Mandapam, serving as a symbol of India's dedication to the core theme of the summit: 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,' One Earth, One Family, One Future.