Apple CEO Tim Cook has been touring the country since the launch of Apple's first two flagship stores in Mumbai and Delhi.
Tim Cook began his trip to India in Mumbai, where he inaugurated the first Apple store in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex.
Cook met and greeted customers at the inauguration and was even surprised at seeing a customer bring his old Macintosh Classic machine to the launch.
Cook met with Indian badminton champions Saina Nehwal, Srikanth Kidambi, Chirag Shetty, and Parupalli Kashyap and played a few matches with them.
He also met with the people behind Kiddopia - Mumbai-based, award-winning learning app for preschoolers.
Cook was serenaded by Indian classical singer Sandeep Rande who founded the AI-based music app Naadsadhana, to aid musicians.
Cook also learned how Mumbai-based singer and songwriter Maalavika Manoj uses a variety of Apple products to produce her music.
He spent time with children and teachers from a school under the Akanksha Foundation - a non-profit which works with underprivileged children.
And also with students at the Indian School of Design & Innovation to help understand how the iPad aids their designing processes.
Later, Cook had his first Vada Pav with actress Madhuri Dixit. Cook found the Vada Pav delicious.
Ahead of the Apple store launch in Delhi, Cook spent time at the capital's Lodhi Art District and learned how artist Dattaraj Naik designed murals on an iPad.
Cook was also shown around Delhi's National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy where he was amazed by its vibrant textiles and intricate wood carvings.
The Apple CEO was finally greeted by PM Modi, to solidify the company's relations in the country even further.
Cook spent the day welcoming and interacting with customers at the country's second Apple Store, at Delhi's Select City Walk mall in Saket.
Cook spent the evening at the Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium with actress Sonam Kapoor to watch the home team, Delhi Capitals, face off against Kolkata Knight Riders.
The Delhi Capitals owner, Parth Jindal, gifted Cook a signed bat once the match ended.
Cook spent time this morning making rangoli and kolam designs, nearing the end of his India visit.