India seeks a practical, development-focused BRICS agenda for the Global South
A report cited by Lokmat Times outlines India’s efforts to advance BRICS cooperation while preserving strategic autonomy and managing differences among members.
A report cited by Lokmat Times outlines India’s efforts to advance BRICS cooperation while preserving strategic autonomy and managing differences among members.
Organisers say the inaugural New Delhi gathering will connect investors with infrastructure, energy and digital projects across BRICS members and partner nations.
An overview of BRICS examines its development, economic cooperation mechanisms and efforts to strengthen developing countries’ participation in global decision-making.
The 18th BRICS Academic Forum, held under India’s BRICS Presidency, examined resilience, innovation, sustainability and global governance reform.
The upcoming BRICS summit will test India’s approach to cross-border payment initiatives and efforts to reduce reliance on the dollar.
The inaugural iBRICS Summit will convene institutional investors, finance ministers and business leaders in New Delhi alongside the BRICS Leaders’ Summit to discuss sovereign capital deployment, payments interoperability and cross-border investment.
Planned New Development Bank financing will support urban integration and social and sustainable development in Maceió.
BRICS payment discussions focus on linking national digital payment systems and enabling local-currency settlements, with no single model finalized.
Rashtriya Raksha University in Gandhinagar will convene a five-day programme to strengthen financial crime prevention and institutional cooperation under India’s 2026 BRICS Chairship.