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125265
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2013.
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BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) has developed into a vibrant co-operation mechanism. The New Delhi declaration of fourth BRICS summit reflects the evolution of a common vision and maturing relationship among member states in the current international system. The co-operation among BRICS nations is a reflection on the development of international situation as well as the desire and choice of emerging economies. The establishment of BRICS Development Bank is a crucial announcement for serving the development needs and aspirations of the emerging and developing world.
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140626
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BRICS’ New Development Bank (NDB) comes into prominence as a new international economic order to follow a gradual, but steady process. BRICS summit inFortaleza, Brazil on July 15 is a new signal heralding to open a new chapter that wants to open BRICS' New Development Bank (hereinafter referred to as the NDB ) which has profound implications for global order and development. In fact, the creation of the BRICS bank is significant for future international order for three reasons.
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112023
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157557
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135475
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India has arrived on the world stage. Fast becoming one of the most sought after destinations for international diplomacy, the country is yet to come to terms with its escalating weight in contemporary international politics. The decisive win of Narendra Modi as the new Prime Minister of India has the potential to reshape India’s listless foreign policy and re-engage India with world politics.
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117364
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2012.
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IN THE ANNALS of Russo-Indian relations, filled with numerous radiant and unforgettable pages, this year holds a special place. There are several reasons for saying so. First and foremost, 2012 marks a memorable date for us - the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between our two countries. It also celebrates the half-century anniversary of bilateral military-technical cooperation. But what makes it truly unique is the confluence of two events of the highest political category: Dmitry Medvedev traveled to New Delhi in late March to attend the BRICS summit, and in the fall, India is expecting the visit of President Vladimir Putin. This had never happened before in our history.
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154622
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