The Group of 20 economies began a two-day summit on Saturday in New Delhi, with concerns mounting that attending leaders may fail to reach a consensus on a joint communique due to divisions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine. As the current chair of the G-20, India has prioritized maintaining amicable relations with Russia and diplomatic sources suggest Prime Minister Narendra Modi, out of consideration for his camaraderie with President Vladimir Putin, may be less inclined to push for a joint statement.

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