Delhi Police is deploying 15,000 personnel and 200 paramilitary companies for the BRICS Summit. Over 500 advanced CCTV cameras will monitor key areas around the clock. Security arrangements aim for maximum protection of dignitaries with minimal public inconvenience. Extensive surveys and coordination with multiple agencies are part of the security plan. Traffic restrictions will begin September 10 and continue until September 14.

Delhi Police on Monday issued a security advisory ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12-13, asking citizens to remain vigilant at crowded places, report…

An inter-state coordination meeting reviewed security and traffic preparedness for the upcoming BRICS summit. Senior police officers discussed measures for seamless coordination…

Delhi is bracing for extensive traffic restrictions from Thursday to Monday around the BRICS Summit, with police announcing 22 diversion points and more than 35 controlled roads.…

NEW DELHI: Delhi has already seen a glimpse of the traffic disruption the BRICS Summit could bring. Rehearsals have triggered restrictions on several stretches, with the real test…

New Delhi is preparing to host the BRICS Summit 2026 on September 12-13. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lead discussions on resilience, innovation, cooperation, and…