BRICS agriculture events in Indore begin as part of India’s BRICS presidency, with discussions aimed at strengthening cooperation in the agriculture sector. Reporting across outlets says a five-day conclave starts on June 9 and includes a three-day Agriculture Working Group (AWG) meeting that runs through June 11, followed by a two-day BRICS ministerial meeting beginning on June 12. The Union Agriculture Minister says the agenda will focus on food security and farmer welfare. In the AWG sessions, officials and agriculture experts from BRICS member countries deliberate on shared priorities, including ensuring access to safe and nutritious food, promoting agricultural trade and cooperation, supporting climate-resilient and sustainable agriculture, and advancing innovation and research partnerships. Coverage also notes that the meetings take place in Indore under tight security. Delegates are expected to issue outcomes after the conclusion of the sessions, including a joint declaration and a roadmap outlining future areas of cooperation and agricultural development.