Two Jaish terrorists gunned down in Udhampur
Security forces eliminate terrorists in high-altitude forest encounter; search is on for the remaining group.
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Security forces eliminate terrorists in high-altitude forest encounter; search is on for the remaining group.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday said India
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar outlined the key priorities of the BRICS Summit 2026, emphasising the interests and aspirations of the Global South. His remarks highlighted India’s focus on greater cooperation, inclusive development, economic resilience and a stronger voice for developing nations in shaping the evolving global order.
The BRICS Summit concluded successfully in New Delhi under Indias leadership. Leaders reached consensus on key issues despite a highly polarised global environment. The West Asia conflict was a challenging issue, but a joint statement was adopted. The summit emphasised reform and resilience for the Global South. Leaders also condemned terrorism and explicitly recognised the Pahalgam terror attack.
Addressing the media after the summit, Jaishankar described the gathering as evidence of the "strong convening power" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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