India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud in New Delhi on September 13, 2026, to discuss the West Asia conflict and deepen bilateral cooperation. The talks also addressed recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia’s East‑West oil pipeline and broader regional security concerns.
NLSIU students postpone the screening of documentary on Umar Khalid amid security concerns
The cops, while rejecting Jarange-Patil's formal request, cited potential security concerns owing to the ongoing Ganeshotsav festival.
Inspecting the arrangements, the Industries Minister directs officials to make necessary arrangements for availability of water, security, and infrastructure
Prime Minister holds separate meetings with leaders from Kazakhstan, the Philippines, Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa and Burundi on a range of issues that, apart from defence and security cooperation, also include trade, technology and strategic partnerships
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UN Secretary‑General Antonio Guterres endorsed the Global South’s call to expand the UN Security Council at the BRICS summit, highlighting India’s leading role in the demand. The statement was part of a broader push by BRICS leaders for comprehensive UN reform to reflect today’s geopolitical realities.
Delegates and their families attending the BRICS summit toured Delhi’s cultural and commercial sites, including Akshardham temple, Khan Market and Connaught Place, on Saturday. Security arrangements limited interaction with locals, but the visits highlighted diplomatic goodwill and showcased Indian heritage.
Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) has launched a passenger‑assistance robot at its Kalangan art museum inside the domestic security area, providing navigation help and cultural information. The robot, built by Pune‑based Kinetics Robotics, marks the first phase of a wider rollout that will later include check‑in hall bots and potential delivery robots.
BRICS leaders at the New Delhi summit issued a declaration urging comprehensive reform of the United Nations, including expanding the Security Council to give India and Brazil a larger role. China and Russia, both permanent members, reiterated their backing for the aspirations of the Global South, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a shift from a “rule‑taker” to a “rule‑shaper” stance.
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.
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BRICS leaders in Delhi are set to adopt a declaration that condemns terrorism, calls for reform of global governance institutions and backs India’s bid for a permanent UN Security Council seat. The draft outlines ten consensus points, including a people‑centric approach and stronger cooperation with the Global South.
Canadian High Commissioner Christopher Cooter said the India‑Canada relationship has moved well beyond a reset, describing the current phase as the most constructive in the 80‑year history of diplomatic ties. He highlighted progress in the security dialogue over the Nijjar killing case and noted India’s recent terrorist‑organisation designation of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as confidence‑building steps.
The Delhi Police have stepped up monitoring of social media platforms ahead of the event, with public posts being tracked for possible security threats and misinformation
His remarks came as maritime security and the safety of Indian seafarers featured in his discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in the day.
The new Gujarat Rent Bill caps security deposits at three months’ rent, sets rules for eviction and creates Rent Authorities, Courts and Tribunals.
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Over 100 K9 dogs from Delhi Police and partner forces will secure the BRICS Summit venues in Delhi, conducting anti‑sabotage checks at Bharat Mandapam and the hotels where delegates are staying. The canine deployment forms part of a 30,000‑person security arrangement for the two‑day summit.
The Delhi Police issued a set of cybersecurity guidelines for officials and staff ahead of the three‑day BRICS Summit in the capital. The advisory outlines password, data protection and system‑level safeguards to mitigate cyber threats and misinformation during the event.
