09/09/2026
India Hosting the BRICS Summit: Challenges and Opportunities — Special Lecture Organized
Aishwarya College of Education (Law) organized a special lecture on the topic "India Hosting BRICS Summit- Challenges & Opportunities."
The keynote speaker, Professor Swarn Singh (former Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi), addressed the students, elaborating on the significance of the BRICS Summit, India's role, and its impact on global politics and the economy.
He noted that the BRICS Summit is an important platform for India to advance trade, investment, technological cooperation, digital economy, energy security, sustainable development, and the interests of the Global South. He also spoke in detail about the challenges facing BRICS and the opportunities available to India.
In his address, Professor Singh observed that India is today establishing a strong global identity. Hosting a significant international platform like BRICS is an important opportunity for India to showcase its economic strength, diplomatic influence, and global leadership.
He urged students to stay aware of international developments and contemporary issues.
College Chairman Shri Bhupendra Singh Rathore said that such lectures provide students with a practical and global perspective alongside bookish knowledge. He encouraged students to continue studying international relations and global issues.
The College Principal noted that the BRICS organization today is no longer merely a platform for economic cooperation, but has become an important forum for strengthening the voice of developing nations in global governance.
The entire lecture was organized under the guidance of Dr. Nilima Arora. During the session, students asked various questions related to the topic, which Professor Singh addressed with logical, practical, and informative answers.
The program was conducted by Amita Parihar. Dr. Suman, Hemlata Nathawat, Archana Joshi, Chandrashekhar,Dr. Rajesh Chaudhary, Dr. Apoorva Sharma, and Basant Kalla were present at the event.
At the conclusion, Dr. Suman extended a vote of thanks to all.