UK Prime Minister David Cameron in India (14th Nov, Thursday 0832 hrs)

Rare n bestowed chance to glance n click UK Prime Minister David Cameron spending some tranquil moments in Lodhi garden Delhi.





Thanks to the lady from British Media who invited me to join her elite and illustrious team and gave me opportunity to click such rare event like this.

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