King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk says gesture recognises India’s steadfast support for realisation of Gelephu Mindfulness City
External Affairs Minister Jaishankar met Canadian counterpart Anita Anand in Atlanta on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
Poland and India seek to raise bilateral trade from $6 bn to $12 bn; PM Modi visited Poland in 2024, during which ties were elevated to ‘strategic partnership’; Warsaw is also trying to diversify partnerships as trade imbalance and Beijing’s support for Russia deepen disillusionment with China
Poland and India seek to raise bilateral trade from $6 bn to $10 bn; PM Modi visited Poland in 2024, during which ties were elevated to ‘strategic partnership’; Warsaw is also trying to diversify partnerships as trade imbalance and Beijing’s support for Russia deepen disillusionment with China
PM Modi will inaugurate event with representatives of more than 25 countries, to be held at the 16th Century Purana Quila (Old Fort) in Delhi
12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum begins in New Delhi with focus on people-centric development and global peace News On AIRRegional conflicts, terrorism do not stop at borders, affect all: Lok Sabha Speaker at BRICS Parliamentary Forum The HinduParliaments could be bridges of understanding, ease international tensions: Om Birla The Economic TimesPM Modi, Jaishankar, Shashi Tharoor hold courtesy calls with Iranian parliamentary representatives at BRICS Parliamentary Forum Rising KashmirTop Iranian Official to Skip BRICS Event in Delhi Tomorrow Amid Concerns Over Return to War TheWire.in
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached their "most important consensus" that China and India should be partners during Xi's two‑day visit to New Delhi for the 18th BRICS summit. The statement followed Modi's pledge of an independent foreign policy and the resumption of regular Guangzhou‑New Delhi flights after a six‑year pause.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned at the BRICS summit that the weaponisation of technology and critical minerals could undermine shared progress, urging the grouping to unite for inclusive growth. He highlighted four pillars—resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability—under India’s presidency to strengthen the Global South.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s four‑pillar agenda of resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability during the second day of the BRICS 2026 summit in New Delhi. The summit also saw extensive traffic restrictions in the capital, affecting local commuters and delivery workers.
Indian negotiators secured consensus among BRICS members, resolving disputes between Iran, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and a joint statement will be issued shortly. The breakthrough follows high‑level talks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with leaders from Iran and the UAE during the 2026 BRICS summit in Delhi.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Delhi on September 12, 2026 to attend the opening of the BRICS Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi is hosting leaders from the bloc and other key partners. Security for the event involves 15,000 police officers and 200 paramilitary units as the city prepares for high‑profile bilateral meetings.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks today in Tianjin during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, with Beijing stating the two nations will act as partners helping each other succeed. The meeting underscores a continued effort to deepen bilateral cooperation amid ongoing strategic and economic engagements.
Iranian President Pezeshkian declared that Iran will not be bullied, responding to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks on energy supply disruptions and navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. He also labeled Israel and the United States as “bullies” in the same statement.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on BRICS members to convert their expanding economic influence into deeper trade, investment and business collaboration. He highlighted India’s infrastructure, startup ecosystem, strategic technologies and digital public infrastructure as catalysts for global growth.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed expanding bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2030, with nuclear energy and critical minerals on the agenda. The talks indicate a concerted effort to deepen economic ties between the two countries.
The 18th BRICS summit will focus on wars and global crises, with leaders such as Iran's President Pezeshkian and UN Secretary‑General Guterres expected to attend. A bilateral meeting between Russian President Putin and Indian Prime Minister Modi is slated to cover defence and related issues.
