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13/09/2026

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim surprised guests at the BRICS gala dinner in New Delhi by singing Kishore Kumar's iconic Hindi classic "Khwab Ho Tum Ya
Koi Haqeeqat" from the 1965 film Teen Deviyan. The song was performed during the gala dinner hosted as part of the 18th BRICS Summit.

The light-hearted moment showcased Anwar's long-standing appreciation for Indian cinema and music and added a personal cultural touch to an otherwise formal diplomatic gathering. His affection for Indian music has been noted previously as well, including his interest in the songs of legendary Tamil actor M.G.
Ramachandran.

Beyond the entertainment, the moment highlighted how culture can become a bridge between nations-with Bollywood nostalgia creating an unexpectedly warm India-Malaysia moment on the sidelines of a major geopolitical summit.

12/09/2026

President of Russia Vladimir and other leaders planted banyan trees - a symbol of united efforts for the future in the capital

The banyan is believed to have the largest canopy area of any tree. These trees symbolise the joint efforts for the future, as Russian Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov noted earlier.

: RIA

12/09/2026

Modi opening remarks during the BRICS Session on ‘Inclusive Global Governance and Strengthening Multilateralism.’

Old and New BRICS Members
12/09/2026

Old and New BRICS Members

  | No podiums, no protocol, just Putin and Modi taking diplomacy on the road. A car ride, but make it a bilateral.     ...
12/09/2026

| No podiums, no protocol, just Putin and Modi taking diplomacy on the road. A car ride, but make it a bilateral.

  | Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is in New Delhi to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, met with Indian religious ...
12/09/2026

| Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is in New Delhi to attend the 18th BRICS Summit, met with Indian religious leaders, intellectuals and businesspeople on Friday evening, according to a tweet by the Embassy of Iran in India.

12/09/2026



Canadian tenant posts 'harassment' videos after clash with Indian landlady over barbecue, claims she was arrested by Surrey Police

Purported videos of an Indian lady apparently harassing her Canadian tenants in Surrey have gone viral as the tenant started an Instagram account to document the harassment. There is no official confirmation of what happened, and the authenticity of the viral videos has not been independently verified.

But many prominent social media handles both in Canada and India shared those videos which, to many viewers, looked like a movie.

The tenant identified the landlady as Raj
Tiwana, and the last video of the series showed some cops detaining Tiwana. The police have not issued any statement.

The dispute reportedly began after a disagreement involving a barbecue at the property. What started as a confrontation over the incident allegedly escalated into a wider dispute between the tenant and his landlady.

The landlady said she would not allow barbecues on her property when the tenant was cooking his dinner with a friend. The woman claimed that he was trying to burn her property, while the tenant said it was just rust.

The woman even suggested that the tenant should go to his friend's house if he wanted to enjoy a barbecue, as she had to protect her property.
"I am 50 years old. I can have my friend over for dinner and I pay rent," the tenant told the
woman.

After this altercation, the landlady allegedly entered the tenant's unit and changed the lock, as captured on an indoor camera. In one video, the landlady was seen hitting the tenant with a stone as well, and then attacking him.

In that video, the landlady said she had already called the police and the police were on the call.
Then the tenant claimed that the landlady switched off his power intentionally.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Participated in the   2026 in New Delhi.A valuable opportunity to exchange perspectives, eng...
11/09/2026

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju Participated in the 2026 in New Delhi.

A valuable opportunity to exchange perspectives, engage in meaningful discussions & deepen our understanding of the opportunities & challenges shaping the global landscape.

BRICS is evolving as an important forum for dialogue on global economic growth, technology, trade, innovation & the changing international order. India’s leadership & expanding role are helping shape this transformation.

India’s BRICS Chairship reflects our commitment to dialogue, cooperation & building stronger partnerships across the Global South.

News18.com Firstpost

11/09/2026

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered his address during the BRICS Business Forum 2026 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.

In his speech, Putin focused on economic resilience, countering sanctions, securing global supply chains, and positioning BRICS as the driver of a new multipolar global economic architecture.

Key Highlights of President Putin's Address

Criticism of Western Sanctions: /Putin took direct aim at Western-imposed economic restrictions, revealing that Russia has been subjected to over 30,000 sanctions—more than twice all other countries combined. He stated that global economic competition has taken "ugly forms" through secondary sanctions, state-level pressures, and trade coercion.

Shift in Global Economic Power: -He asserted that the traditional economic powers of the late 20th century are steadily ceding ground to emerging markets, with the BRICS bloc driving global growth.

Energy and Food Security Commitments: -Putin declared that despite external pressures, Russia stands ready to bolster global food and energy security, offering reliable long-term supply partnerships across BRICS and the Global South.

Strategic Logistics & Transport Corridors: - He highlighted key logistics initiatives, calling for joint investment and development in major routes like the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC) and the Arctic Transport Corridor (Northern Sea Route) to secure trade paths.

Technology & Applied Research: -Putin proposed strengthening cooperation among BRICS members in applied research, targeting smart technologies, unmanned logistics/transport systems, and personnel training.

Russian Economic Growth: - Pointing to domestic resilience, he emphasized that Russia's economy grew above the global average over the past three years despite severe international restrictions, showcasing the country's national sovereignty and pivot toward reliable partners.

11/09/2026

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the BRICS Business Forum 2026 in New Delhi—

The speech focused on trade resilience, global supply chain security, innovation, and the expanding role of emerging economies.

Key Highlights of PM Modi's Address

Expansion and Economic Growth: - Modi highlighted that BRICS has grown from 4 original founding members in 2006 to 21 member and partner countries, noting that the bloc's GDP has grown 4.5 times and now accounts for roughly 40% of global GDP.

Freedom of Navigation & Trade Routes: - Addressing global maritime tensions, he emphasized that secure sea lanes, open supply routes, and the safety of seafarers are essential for global commerce, reaffirming India's stance on freedom of navigation.

Overcoming Trade Barriers: - He urged member nations to tackle non-tariff barriers and build resilient, bi-directional supply chains for raw materials and critical minerals.

Startups & Deep-Tech: - Modi emphasized the role of BRICS startups in transforming critical sectors such as AI, healthcare, education, space, and defense.

Global South Aspirations: - Highlighting India’s chairmanship theme—“Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability”—he stressed that BRICS must act as constructive, solutions-oriented platform for the Global South.

Global trade can move forward only when sea lanes are secure, supply routes remain open, and seafarers are safe. That is why India is a steadfast advocate of freedom of navigation."

— PM Narendra Modi at the BRICS Business Forum

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