French President Emmanuel Macron jogged along Mumbai’s Marine Drive with minimal visible security, sparking discussions on VVIP protection norms and comparisons with Indian political convoys.

Mumbai: French President Emmanuel Macron sprung a surprise when he took a short run along Marine Drive, hours after landing in the city Tuesday mornin.

French President Emmanuel Macron began his India visit with a jog at Mumbai's Marine Drive. Sporting athletic attire, his presence was noted by onlookers amidst security. This health-conscious start follows a pattern,

French President Emmanuel Macron surprises Mumbaikers with a morning jog on Marine Drive and a late-night stroll through Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, highlighting India-France cooperation in defence and technology.

Mumbai: As French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in India to attend the AI Impact Summit in Delhi, he kicked off his fourth official visit to the country with a packed day in Mumbai. He began his morning with a jog in the city and later ended the day with a late-night walk around Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.

After a morning jog along Marine Drive and waving to early risers, French President Emmanuel Macron was later spotted at the historic CST station

Macron in India: During the visit, Modi and Macron will review progress under the India-France strategic partnership, with a focus on diversifying cooperation across multiple fields.

French President Emmanuel Macron is on his India visit after receiving the invitation for the AI Summit from PM Narendra Modi.

The IFYI event will be held at the Gateway of Mumbai, for which traffic advisories have been issued.

Mumbai’s early morning walkers were left stunned as French President Emmanuel Macron was spotted jogging at Marine Drive ahead of high-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, offering a

French President Emmanuel Macron opened with a “Namaste” at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, praising India’s digital leap from UPI payments to AI sovereignty. He called for India, France,