After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, November 5, the victorious India women's team met President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in Delhi. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur also gifted Murmu a jersey with all the players' autographs.The Women in Blue created history on Sunday, November 2, at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai, clinching their first-ever ODI title. They beat South Africa by a convincing margin of 52 runs in the final while defending 298, as Deepti Sharma and Shafali Verma made vital contributions to the cause.Here are the photos shared by the Indian president on social media:An hour after the national team's landmark World Cup victory, President Murmu congratulated the team and called it a watershed moment. She posted:"My heartiest congratulations to each and every member of the Indian women cricket team on winning the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025! They have created history by winning it for the first time. They have been playing well and today they got the result befitting their talent and performance. This watershed moment will take women cricket to still higher performances. I admire the way the girls have done India proud."Deepti Sharma was named Player of the Tournament for her 22 wickets and 215 runs, while Shafali Verma earned the Player of the Match award in the final."You’ve doubled our happiness today" - Indian captain to PM Narendra ModiHarmanpreet Kaur with the trophy. (Image Credits: Getty)Captain Harmanpreet Kaur remembered how she met PM Modi in 2017 and regretted not bringing the trophy home. She stated, as quoted by IANS:"Sir, I still remember when we met you back in 2017. At that time, we hadn’t brought the trophy home, but today it’s a great honour for us to present to you the trophy we’ve been working hard for all these years. You’ve doubled our happiness today, and it truly means a lot to us. Our aim now is that in the future, we continue to meet you again and again and keep taking pictures with you and the team."The players will soon return to their respective hometowns to celebrate the World Cup success.