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India Launches Website, Theme Logo For BRICS Presidency 2026
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday launched the website, theme, and logo for BRICS 2026, scheduled to take place under India's chairship.
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BRICS Summit Logo Selected Through Open Contest: Government
Government today said the BRICS logo during India's Chairmanship of the five-nation grouping is the country's national flower, lotus, with a middle portion depicting the 'Namaste', and was selected through an open contest.
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Sports Minister Vijay Goel to Speak to AIFF on Exodus of I-League Clubs
Talking on the sidelines of the unveiling of the BRICS U-17 football tournament logo in Panaji, Indian sports minister Vijay Goel said he would speak to AIFF on the pull-out of I-League clubs and ask the board to find a resolution
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Sports Minister Vijay Goel to Speak to AIFF on Exodus of I-League Clubs
Talking on the sidelines of the unveiling of the BRICS U-17 football tournament logo in Panaji, Indian sports minister Vijay Goel said he would speak to AIFF on the pull-out of I-League clubs and ask the board to find a resolution
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India Launches Website, Theme Logo For BRICS Presidency 2026
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday launched the website, theme, and logo for BRICS 2026, scheduled to take place under India's chairship.
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BRICS Summit Logo Selected Through Open Contest: Government
Government today said the BRICS logo during India's Chairmanship of the five-nation grouping is the country's national flower, lotus, with a middle portion depicting the 'Namaste', and was selected through an open contest.
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Sports Minister Vijay Goel to Speak to AIFF on Exodus of I-League Clubs
Talking on the sidelines of the unveiling of the BRICS U-17 football tournament logo in Panaji, Indian sports minister Vijay Goel said he would speak to AIFF on the pull-out of I-League clubs and ask the board to find a resolution
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Sports Minister Vijay Goel to Speak to AIFF on Exodus of I-League Clubs
Talking on the sidelines of the unveiling of the BRICS U-17 football tournament logo in Panaji, Indian sports minister Vijay Goel said he would speak to AIFF on the pull-out of I-League clubs and ask the board to find a resolution
