Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the theme India has given – "One Earth, One Family, One Future" – shows the country's commitment to Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. The Prime Minister emphasized that the G20 has a partnership comprising two-thirds of the world's population, three-fourths of world trade, and 85 percent of world GDP. He exuded pride that India is going to preside over such a big and powerful group from the first of December.<br />'' <br />'' Mr Modi stated that during India's G-20 Presidency, many programs related to G20 will be organized in different parts of the country in the coming days. He told listeners that people from different parts of the world will get a chance to visit their states during this period.<br />'' <br />'' He expressed confidence that people will showcase the diverse and distinctive colors of their culture to the world. He noted that the people coming to these G20-related programmes might be delegates of today, but they are tourists of the future.<br />'' <br />'' Prime Minister Modi mentioned a unique gift he received from a weaver in Rajanna Sircilla district of Telangana. He said Yeldhi Hariprasad Garu sent him a G20 logo woven with his own hands. Mr Modi had recently launched the G20 logo and the website of the Presidency of India. This logo was chosen through a public contest.<br />'' <br />'' Prime Minister said he was pleasantly surprised to learn that even a person sitting in a district of Telangana could feel a connect with the G20 Summit. Mr Modi also mentioned Subba Rao Chillara from Pune and Tushar Jagmohan from Kolkata who wrote to him highly appreciating India's proactive efforts regarding G20.<br />'' <br />''Prime Minister urged schools, colleges and universities to create opportunities for discussions, debates and competitions related to G20. He asked people to visit the G20.in website, where they will find many things of interest.