DELHI: The African Union (AU) invited by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join the G20 as its newest permanent member is a move not surprising for many, claims BBC.  According to BBC, a key objective of the move is to unite Africa and enable it the opportunity to have a “unified voice in global affairs”. As Indian authorities geared up to host the G20 Summit, tens of thousands of security personnel were deployed in Delhi to ensure the safety of the foreign delegates and global leaders visiting. On the occasion, the Indian government has declared a three days holiday across offices and schools in Delhi.  On World Literacy Day, Afghan Girls Call for Reopening of Schools Severe security restrictions have been implemented in Central Delhi where the summit is set to take place. Public venues including theatres, restaurants, and shops are to remain closed from Friday to Sunday, whereas residents have been advised to stay home unless absolutely necessary.  Aside from the Delhi police, personnel from other government services have also been sworn in for added security for the global summit. Indian fighter planes and paramilitary forces are among those deployed to safeguard the city, confirmed a report. According to … Continue reading G20s decision to include African Union a historic move