BRICS Summit 2026: India’s Chairship Centres on Four Pillars of Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, Sustainability
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Summary
India’s 2026 BRICS Chairship focuses on resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, with the upcoming 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi expected to advance collaboration among the grouping’s expanded membership.
Key Facts
TypeAnalysis
SourceIndia Brand Equity Foundation
PublishedWednesday, 9 September 2026
Affected Population~350 million BPL population, 140 million elderly
Key Numbers
PM-JAY: 55 crore beneficiaries
MGNREGA: Rs 86,000 crore annual outlay
NSAP pensions: 3 crore beneficiaries
4 Labour Codes consolidating 29 laws
Key Authorities
Ministry of Social Justice & EmpowermentNITI AayogMinistry of Labour & EmploymentEPFOESIC
Key Stakeholders
BPL FamiliesSenior CitizensPersons with DisabilitiesWorkersTrade UnionsEmployers
Government Context
NDA IIIBJP-led NDA
Centre-Right
LeftCentreRight
Amendment History
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DescriptionSunday, 13 September 2026via the_hindu_policy
India’s 2026 BRICS Chairship focuses on resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability, with the upcoming 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi expected to advance collaboration among the grouping’s expanded membership.
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