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I am trying to develop a game so that when i press a button which is created using glade window i should be able to run the pygame window i have succeeded so far but the pygame window opens separately and when i close that even the window developed using glade gets closed. Can anyone propose a solution to my problem??

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According pygame GUI section it's difficult task:

pygame relies on the SDL, which means that it can only have one window at a time. Thus, trying to implement multiple Gtk, Qt, ... application instances that use pygame, is an impossibility.

I would recommend move your buttons into pygame by drawing them yourself or try to use third-party libraries like PGU.

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