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Chief Advisor to the Chairman & Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief

Mr. Prashant Kumar is a digital, media and growth transformation leader with 18+ years of experience across strategy, technology, AI, marketing and business transformation, having worked with leading organisations including Amazon, IBM, Adidas and Tata Consumer Products.

At Bharat Express, he leads transformation, audience growth, technology, partnerships, monetisation and new business initiatives to build a scalable, future-ready media ecosystem.

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ISRO and BRICS space agencies are developing a virtual satellite constellation to share Earth-observation data for climate monitoring, disaster response and resource planning.

BRICS Summit 2026 brings PM Modi and Xi Jinping together in New Delhi, raising questions over dialogue and possible progress on the LAC.

BRICS Pay could help Indian traders access faster cross-border payments and support export growth, while farmers may benefit indirectly through stronger supply chains.

India is exploring UPI-BRICS cross-border payment links to support faster, cheaper remittances and trade settlement for NRIs and businesses.

India is promoting UPI, digital public infrastructure and open-source AI as key pillars of BRICS digital cooperation and technology transformation.

The New Silk Roads and India’s North-South Corridor offer competing approaches to Eurasian freight, connecting BRICS markets through different land, sea and multimodal routes.

Pakistan’s BRICS membership bid faces a major hurdle as expansion requires consensus, giving India significant leverage over Islamabad’s entry.

Prime Minister Modi’s foreign policy balances QUAD ties with the US and BRICS engagement with Russia and China to protect India’s strategic autonomy.

India’s petrol prices are shaped by discounted Russian oil, Saudi supplies, taxes and fuel-price management, not confirmed BRICS Pay oil settlements.

BRICS expansion is giving countries more trade and financial options, raising questions about the future effectiveness of US and European sanctions.