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Vladimir Putin to Visit India Next Week, May Sign Defence, Nuclear Pacts With India
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India on Dec 11 for the annual bilateral summit, an official statement said on Friday.
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PM Modi Meets Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff; Three Bilateral Agreements Inked
Giving a boost to bilateral ties, India and Brazil on Wednesday decided to expand trade and investment flows while deepening collaboration in the fields of renewable energy, defence and cyber security as they signed three pacts including one on cooperation in the environment sector.
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BRICS Sees Bali Trade Deal Implemented Despite India Concern
The BRICS group of emerging market nations is confident a global trade reform pact will be implemented despite concerns by India over its food security, Brazil's trade minister said on Monday.
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India, Brazil sign six pacts after BRICS summit
A day after the BRICS summit, India and Brazil on Friday decided to step up efforts to push the UN reforms and signed half a dozen pacts in areas ranging from science and biotechnology to cultural exchanges.
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Vladimir Putin to Visit India Next Week, May Sign Defence, Nuclear Pacts With India
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit India on Dec 11 for the annual bilateral summit, an official statement said on Friday.
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PM Modi Meets Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff; Three Bilateral Agreements Inked
Giving a boost to bilateral ties, India and Brazil on Wednesday decided to expand trade and investment flows while deepening collaboration in the fields of renewable energy, defence and cyber security as they signed three pacts including one on cooperation in the environment sector.
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BRICS Sees Bali Trade Deal Implemented Despite India Concern
The BRICS group of emerging market nations is confident a global trade reform pact will be implemented despite concerns by India over its food security, Brazil's trade minister said on Monday.
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India, Brazil sign six pacts after BRICS summit
A day after the BRICS summit, India and Brazil on Friday decided to step up efforts to push the UN reforms and signed half a dozen pacts in areas ranging from science and biotechnology to cultural exchanges.
