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Updated: 2026-09-12
Opinion | What do China and Russia want from BRICS -- and where does that leave India? Shekhar Gupta writes on the summit’s contradictions, India’s dependencies and why the moment …
Delhi Traffic Police has advised commuters to plan journeys in advance and use the Metro as traffic movement is regulated on key routes during the Brics Summit on September 12 and …
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said at a time when trade barriers are increasing in the world, India is building “economic bridges”, and asked business leaders to identify …
In an indirect swipe at the United States, Brics members on Friday raised “serious concerns” over the unilateral imposition of trade and finance-related measures, including higher …
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BS Special | Former bureaucrat Sudha Pillai recalls how 1991 reforms moved India away from controls and prior approvals. Vikram Gopal and Veenu Sandhu speak to her on the MRTP Act,…
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The RBI rejected estimates that its record foreign-currency deposit drive will prove costly, saying the inflows will instead generate additional income as it deploys the dollars ov…
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