Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in New Delhi for the BRICS summit and is set to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday afternoon to discuss trade, payments, energy and regional security.
Action plan involves the strategic placement of cameras at key entry and exit points, school zones, and junctions, which will help to closely monitor potential offenders and expedite investigations in case of emergencies
The National Security and Tiger Reserve (NSTR) announced the establishment of 20 anti‑poaching camps in Giddalur to strengthen wildlife protection. The move follows recent tiger fatalities and includes deployment of over 100 security personnel and a new high‑level committee to oversee infrastructure and staffing.
Cybersecurity training programmes are expanding, yet fresh graduates still struggle to secure their first role because employers often require prior experience. The report highlights the mismatch between course promises and hiring practices in the sector.
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India is preparing for the 2026 BRICS summit in New Delhi, aiming to advance trade, payments, energy security and supply‑chain cooperation while balancing relations with China, Russia and the Global South. The meeting will be hosted at Bharat Mandapam on Mathura Road, where officials hope to translate diplomatic engagement into economic gains.
Delhi has mobilised around 25,000 security personnel, including NSG commandos and paramilitary forces, to safeguard the 18th BRICS Summit starting September 11. The operation covers the main venue, eleven hotels and 35 key routes, with extensive anti‑drone and mock‑drill preparations.
The Delhi government has drafted a Bill to mandate licences, registration and a public portal for all paying‑guest accommodations, following a fatal hostel collapse. The proposal, discussed by Lt Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu, CM Rekha Gupta and officials, outlines safety, security and grievance mechanisms to be finalized within two months.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet on Friday, a day before the BRICS leaders’ summit in New Delhi on September 12-13. The discussion will focus on bilateral trade, sanctions pressures and regional security issues, including the UAE‑Iran dispute and the Ukraine conflict.
In the petition, Mr. Malik placed before the Court the security concerns surrounding him as a Legislator
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He is expected to meet the top leadership of the island nation and discuss defence cooperation, including possible collaboration in air-defence systems, and conduct a review of ongoing security engagements between the two countries
The police, meanwhile, said theft cases were being reported only occasionally and most of them were minor incidents
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India’s proposed social-security contribution model for gig workers could have vastly different effects across platforms. Analysts say a payout-linked levy could disproportionately hit high-volume ride-hailing businesses, potentially exceeding their turnover, while a turnover-based formula would better reflect an aggregator’s economic capacity.
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With the merger of the Shamshabad and Rajendranagar zones into the Hyderabad City Commissionerate, areas stretching from Balapur to Khairatabad will now fall under the city police’s jurisdiction for the festivities.
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