BRICS and India's Policy of Strategic Autonomy

BRICS Is Not Anti-Western. India Should Say So

India’s BRICS presidency offers New Delhi a chance to frame BRICS as a Global South alternative to Western financial dominance, not an anti-Western bloc.

Delhi’s test: make Brics work without making it work against India

Success for India isn’t replacing the West or empowering China – it’s walking away with more strategic choices and leverage.

BRICS and India's policy of strategic autonomy

This article is authored by Prabhu Dayal, former ambassador, New Delhi.

BRICS at 20: India faces test of balancing geopolitical divides with economic goals

India hosts the expanded BRICS Summit, facing geopolitical hurdles and strategic opportunities. Former diplomats emphasize the group's 20-year milestone and India's bridging role. Efforts to reform the global order must avoid replacing one hegemon with another. The summit aims for practical economic growth and technology sharing among members. Focusing on Digital Public Infrastructure can drive tangible success for the grouping.

Former diplomats envision India as bridge between BRICS and Western nations ahead of New Delhi summit - The Tribune

Speaking with ANI, former senior diplomat Mahesh Sachdev emphasised that reaching two decades of existence marks a turning point for the grouping, while highlighting India's unique position as a diplomatic bridge between BRICS and Western nations.