BRICS summit in Brazil to start next golden decade

The 11th Summit of the BRICS countries will be held in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, from 13 to 14 November. Prior to the summit, Brazil-based Chinese Ambassador Yang Wanming expressed confidence in an interview with a journalist from CMG that the BRICS summit held in Brazil could develop the world economy in a more just and stable direction and the next golden decade of BRICS cooperation begins Will do. Yang said that in the last ten years the national power of BRICS countries has been steadily strengthening. In 2018, the total economic volume of the five countries reached about 23.52 percent of the world total economic volume, while the total amount of trade is about 16.28 percent of the world. In the eyes of Ambassador Yang, the BRICS system has played an important role on issues such as protecting multilateralism, protecting the reputation of the United Nations, freedom of trade and investment, and facilitation.





Although the development of the BRICS countries has faced some challenges and the economic growth rate of the five countries has come down, even some countries have seen a slowdown in the economic situation, yet in the eyes of Ambassador Yang the BRICS countries. Development of a historical trend, which cannot be stopped. Yang said that China has been Brazil's first major trading partner in ten years respectively. Chinese President Xi Jinping's current visit to Brazil is believed to usher in the next golden decade of the BRICS system, as well as advance genuine cooperation between China and Brazil, so that China-Brazil can reach a new destination for all strategic partnership relations.

(Sincerely, China Radio International, Beijing)

BRICS summit in Brazil from 13 November

The 11th Summit of the BRICS countries will be held on 13–14 November in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. The Chinese Ambassador to Brazil, Yang Wanming, said that in the last ten years the national power of BRICS countries has been steadily strengthening. In 2018, the total economic volume of the five countries reached 23.52 percent of the total economic volume, while the total amount of trade is around 16.28 percent of the world. Prior to the summit, Brazil-based Chinese Ambassador Yang Wanming said in an interview with a CMG journalist that the BRICS summit held in Brazil would enable the world economy to develop in a more just and stable direction and begin the next golden decade of BRICS cooperation. In the eyes of Ambassador Yang, the BRICS system has played an important role on issues such as protecting multilateralism, protecting the prestige of the United Nations, freedom of trade and investment.






Yang said that China has been Brazil's first major trading partner in ten years respectively. The current Brazilian visit by Chinese President Xi Chinfing is expected to begin the next golden decade of the BRICS system, as well as further advance cooperation between China and Brazil, so that the Sino-Brazilian strategic partnership relationship can reach a new level.

Modi will go to Brazil for BRICS summit next week

 Narendra Modi will go on a two-day (13–14 November) visit to Brasilia, Brazil to attend the 11th BRICS Summit. The theme of this 11th summit is 'Economic Growth for an Innovative Future'. The BRICS include Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.




Secretary (Economic Relations) in the Ministry of External Affairs, TS Trimurti told reporters that Prime Minister Modi is participating in BRICS for the sixth time. He will be accompanied by an official delegation. A large business delegation from India is going to participate in the BRICS Business Forum there.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in bilateral meetings on 13 November. He will participate in the closing ceremony of the BRICS Trade Forum along with leaders from four other countries.

On 14 November, the leaders will participate in a restricted session.

"We hope that the discussion will focus on the opportunities and challenge of national sovereignty in the contemporary world," Trimurti said.

PM Modi to reach Brazil to attend BRICS conference on 13-14 November

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Brazil on 13–14 November to attend the BRICS conference, where the issues of trade, investment and terrorism are expected to be at the center of the negotiations. During his visit to Brazil, Modi will also hold a bilateral meeting with President of Brazil, Zaire Bolsonaro. TS Thirumurthy, Secretary of Economic Relations in the Ministry of External Affairs, told that Prime Minister Modi will arrive in Brasilia on 13 November to attend the 11th BRICS Conference.




This time the theme of the conference has been kept as 'Economic Development for Innovative Future'. BRICS is an organization of five countries which includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Modi will hold a bilateral meeting during the day and in the evening, other BRICS leaders will attend the closing ceremony of the BRICS Trade Forum.

The reception will include-

After this, the Prime Minister will attend the reception and photo session after which President will participate in a dinner hosted by Bolsonaro in honor of the leaders.

Before the Ayodhya verdict, Ranjan Gogoi's order increased the concern of the Home Ministry

He informed that a large number of business representatives from India are expected to attend, especially in the program of BRICS Trade Forum where the business community of five countries will gather. Tirumurthy said that on the second day of the visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in the Restored Session.

After this session a full BRICS session will be held in which inter-BRICS cooperation will be discussed on the economic development of the BRICS society. This group represents the world's 3.6 billion population, which is about half of the world's population. The combined GDP of the member countries is about 16 thousand 600 billion dollars.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit Brazil from 13-14 November to attend the BRICS conference

 Narendra Modi will visit Brazil on 13–14 November to attend the BRICS summit, where trade, investment and terrorism issues are expected to be at the center of the negotiations. During his visit to Brazil, Modi will also hold a bilateral meeting with President of Brazil, Zaire Bolsonaro.





TS Thirumurthy, Secretary of Economic Relations at the Ministry of External Affairs, told that Prime Minister Modi will arrive in Brazil on 13 November to attend the 11th BRICS conference. This time the theme of the conference has been 'Economic Development for Innovative Future'.

BRICS is a five-nation organization that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Modi will hold a bilateral meeting during the day and in the evening will participate in the closing ceremony of the BRICS Trade Forum by other BRICS leaders. After this, the Prime Minister will attend the reception and photo session after which the President will participate in a dinner hosted by Bolsonaro in honor of the leaders.

He informed that a large number of business representatives from India are expected to attend, especially at the event of BRICS trade platform where business communities from five countries will gather.

Tirumurthy said that on the second day of the visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take part in the restructured session. This session will be followed by a plenary session of BRICS in which inter-BRICS cooperation will be discussed on the economic development of BRICS society. The group represents the world's 3.6 billion population, which is about half the world's population.

The combined GDP of the member countries is approximately 16 thousand 600 billion dollars.

Jobs No Lack of Eligibility! Modi minister's salt on wounds of the unemployed

Counting the achievements of his government, Rakhizi Minister Santosh Gangawar said there was no such situation in the country as a result of economic downturn. Gangawar said his government has taken enough steps to strengthen the economy.



In the past few months, millions of young people have lost their jobs due to the ongoing economic recession in the country. There, the Union Minister for Labor and Employment, Santosh Gangawar, has done a bit of salt on the wounds of the unemployed youth.

He said, "There is no shortage of jobs in the country, there is a dearth of people in our northern India. The recruiting officers here say that people do not have the qualifications for the position they want! "

Modi's minister Santosh Gangawar was talking to the media when his government completed 100 days, he said in the meantime. Gangwar did not settle here and counting his government's achievements, saying that there is no such situation in the country. Gangawar said his government has taken several steps to strengthen the economy. He said the integration of public sector banks is also involved in these initiatives. He also said that the Modi government has restored faith in the people from their work in the last five years.

Union Minister Santosh Gangawar made this statement at a time when economic recession is at its peak and so many auto sector companies are forced to stop the creation. Till now millions of youths have lost their jobs and Modi's minister is disqualifying youths.

Mother Dairy: An increase of two rupees per liter in cow's milk prices

New Delhi: Mother Dairy on Friday raised cow milk price by Rs 2 per liter in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). Cow milk will now be available at Rs 44 per liter. Earlier, cow's milk cost Rs 42 a liter.



According to an official, new milk prices will come into effect from September 6. Under the new prices, a pack of 500 ml will be available at Rs 23 and a liter pack at Rs 44. Prices for other types of milk will remain unchanged.

The country's main milk supplier has said that the retail price of cow's milk has been increased because the company is paying higher prices to farmers for purchasing raw milk.

With the rise in prices of mother dairy, it is likely that other dairy companies like Amol and Prague may also raise prices. It should be noted that Mother Dairy supplies about 3 million tonnes of milk to Delhi-NCR, out of which 8 lakh tonnes of cow's milk.

Earlier, in the month of May, Mother Dairy raised the prices of its poly pack varieties at Delhi NCR. However, the price of a liter of cow's milk pack was unchanged. But the price of a half-liter pack was increased by one rupee.