BRICS leaders conclude the 2026 summit in New Delhi by adopting the New Delhi Declaration. Across the reports, the declaration sets out areas where member states seek changes to global governance and economic cooperation, with an emphasis on reforming key international decision-making bodies.
Both outlets highlight the push for multilateral institutional reform, including what is described as a “structural update” to the UN Security Council. The Hindu also notes that BRICS members call for urgent changes to how the UN Security Council operates, aligning this with broader demands for reforms in global institutions. In addition, The Hindu reports that the bloc advances proposals related to payments and trade, including greater use of local currencies for settlements.
NDTV focuses more directly on the declaration’s call for multilateral reform language in its published text, while The Hindu adds detail on what BRICS decided at the summit, including economic measures alongside the diplomatic reform agenda. Both accounts treat the declaration as the summit’s formal outcome.
