Politics · 16 sources
PM meets 15 world leaders
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26% Left42% Centre32% Right
Left 5
BRICS backs local currency transfers, flags ‘indiscriminate’ tariffs and sanctionsHindustan Times1 of 5
Centre 8
Right 6
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Left · 5
Hindustan Times · Lean Left
BRICS backs local currency transfers, flags ‘indiscriminate’ tariffs and sanctions
Indian Express · Lean Left
BRICS Summit 2026 Live Updates: PM Modi meets 15 world leaders on sidelines of BRICS Summit
Maktoob Media · Left
World leaders arrive in New Delhi for BRICS Summit
The Morung Express · Lean Left
FairPoint: What India's BRICS moment tells a divided world
The Siasat Daily · Lean Left
Diplomatic marathon: PM Modi meets 15 world leaders at BRICS
Centre · 8
Greater Kashmir · Centre
PM meets 15 world leaders
Telangana Today · Centre
BRICS Summit focuses on trade, investment and strategic cooperation
The Tribune · Centre
World leaders chose India: IndoGenius co-founder hails BRICS summit, praises New Delhi’s hospitality
Nagaland Post · Centre
Modi welcomes BRICs leaders
Rising Kashmir · Centre
Russian President Putin departs from New Delhi after attending 18th BRICS Summit
Sambad English · Centre
PM Modi welcomes BRICS leaders on Summit's second day in New Delhi
Pratidin Time · Centre
BRICS Summit Rolls on in New Delhi, an Opportunity Lost For Dhaka
The Sentinel · Centre
PM Narendra Modi Hails BRICS as ‘Ecosystem of Solutions’ at New Delhi Summit
Right · 6
Firstpost · Lean Right
Brics 2026: A summit that will stand out for many firsts, here’s why
Republic World · Lean Right
BRICS 2026: Why the New Delhi Summit Matters for India as Two Wars Test the Bloc's Unity
Zee News · Right
BRICS Summit 2026: Xi skips dinner hosted by PM, meets only Modi and leaves after addressing – how brief visit to Delhi unfolded
News18 · Lean Right
BRICS 2026 Summit Concludes with Strong Call for Unity and Global Representation | News18
Business Standard · Lean Right
Brics Summit 2026: India and China look at pragmatic path ahead
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