Brics Bimstec

In keeping with the message the Government of India has been pushing even before the Uri attack, the Prime Minister's stream of tough words aimed at isolating Pakistan for its support to terror groups that act against India, made headlines through the two day BRICS and BIMSTEC meetings that took place in Goa on October 15 and 16.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held meetings with Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda and Bangladeshi Premier Sheikh Hasina and discussed important bilateral and regional issues with them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told BRICS leaders in Goa on Sunday that "the mothership of terrorism is in India's neighbourhood" and posed a major threat to BRICS goals of development and economic growth. In spite of his saying that those who shelter terrorists are as much a threat themselves, the Goa Declaration adopted by five member states didn't...

Without naming Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a strong message to it today at the summit of BRICS - a five-nation grouping including Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa. The message was reinforced at BIMSTEC, a conglomerate of five South Asian Nations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched a scathing attack on Pakistan at the summit with leaders of BRICS nations and later with BIMSTEC, a group of south Asian nations in Goa. Without naming Pakistan, he said terror was its "favourite child", escalating India's diplomatic drive to isolate the neighbouring country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday held a bilateral meeting with his Bhutanese counterpart Tshering Tobgay ahead of the BRICS-Bimstec Outreach Summit during which the two leaders discussed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations.

Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal today left for India to attend the BIMSTEC meeting on the sidelines of which he is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.

South African President Jacob Zuma arrived this morning in Goa for the BRICS Summit where heads of member nations besides BIMSTEC countries will be participating.

Ahead of BRICS and BIMSTEC Summits, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he is looking forward to building bridges to new partnerships and finding common resolve and solutions to entrenched problems of the region.

In keeping with the message the Government of India has been pushing even before the Uri attack, the Prime Minister's stream of tough words aimed at isolating Pakistan for its support to terror groups that act against India, made headlines through the two day BRICS and BIMSTEC meetings that took place in Goa on October 15 and 16.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today held meetings with Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda and Bangladeshi Premier Sheikh Hasina and discussed important bilateral and regional issues with them.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told BRICS leaders in Goa on Sunday that "the mothership of terrorism is in India's neighbourhood" and posed a major threat to BRICS goals of development and economic growth. In spite of his saying that those who shelter terrorists are as much a threat themselves, the Goa Declaration adopted by five member states didn't...

Without naming Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a strong message to it today at the summit of BRICS - a five-nation grouping including Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa. The message was reinforced at BIMSTEC, a conglomerate of five South Asian Nations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched a scathing attack on Pakistan at the summit with leaders of BRICS nations and later with BIMSTEC, a group of south Asian nations in Goa. Without naming Pakistan, he said terror was its "favourite child", escalating India's diplomatic drive to isolate the neighbouring country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday held a bilateral meeting with his Bhutanese counterpart Tshering Tobgay ahead of the BRICS-Bimstec Outreach Summit during which the two leaders discussed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations.

Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal today left for India to attend the BIMSTEC meeting on the sidelines of which he is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.

South African President Jacob Zuma arrived this morning in Goa for the BRICS Summit where heads of member nations besides BIMSTEC countries will be participating.

Ahead of BRICS and BIMSTEC Summits, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said he is looking forward to building bridges to new partnerships and finding common resolve and solutions to entrenched problems of the region.