Rajasthan CM Office Hails India's Diplomatic Rise at G20, BRICS
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India's standing on the world stage has reached an unprecedented high, according to the Chief Minister's Office of Rajasthan — and the state government wants every citizen to feel that pride. In a post on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, the CMO credited the successful hosting of G20 and BRICS summits with dramatically boosting India's credibility and diplomatic muscle in global forums.
The post, tagging Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and carrying the hashtag #आपणो_अग्रणी_राजस्थान ('Our forward-marching Rajasthan'), declared: 'जी-20 और ब्रिक्स सम्मेलनों के सफल आयोजनों के साथ ही, आज वैश्विक मंचों पर भारत की साख और कूटनीतिक ताकत, अभूतपूर्व रूप से बढ़ी है।' — 'With the successful hosting of G20 and BRICS summits, India's credibility and diplomatic strength on global platforms have grown in an unprecedented manner today.'
From New Delhi's summit stage to Jaipur's pride
The reference anchors directly in India's landmark diplomatic run. India held the G20 presidency and hosted world leaders at the New Delhi Summit in September 2023 — one of the most-watched multilateral gatherings the country had ever staged. Earlier, India had chaired the BRICS Summit in 2021, steering discussions on economic cooperation among the bloc's member nations. Together, these moments cemented India's self-image as a leading voice in the global south.
Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, who took charge of Rajasthan — India's largest state by area — in December 2023 following the BJP's state election victory, has consistently aligned the state's messaging with the ruling party's national narrative of assertive multilateralism.
Why state governments amplify foreign-policy wins
It is a deliberate political architecture. State-level accounts translating New Delhi's diplomatic scorecard into the local idiom serve a dual purpose: they reinforce party unity between the Centre and state, and they make abstract geopolitical gains feel personally relevant to a domestic constituency. The #आपणो_अग्रणी_राजस्थान hashtag — invoking a 'forward-marching Rajasthan' — frames global prestige as something the state's citizens share in, not just observe from afar.
India's active participation in forums like G20 and BRICS has spanned issues from development finance and trade architecture to climate commitments and security cooperation — a breadth that gives any state government ample material to highlight for local audiences.
The message from Jaipur is clear: when India commands the global room, Rajasthan stands taller too.