The world of BRICS countries.

The agenda for the 15th BRICS summit being held at Durban in South Africa next monsoon is now being prepared. Hardly any country could have escaped the grip of economic depression. As in any country with a traditional economy and polity, the middle class is being squeezed from both sides. Similarly, developing countries are also burdened and burdened by being in between developed countries and underdeveloped countries or they have an old habit of showing it. The BRICS organization is a group of five countries that still fall under the textbook definition of developing countries. Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The heads of these five countries meet at one place every year and sign various MoUs. Currently, these five countries are going through the storm of economic recession. The heads of the five countries face a mountain of challenges at home, but they hold formal visits for a 'golden future' and give journalists around the world the spice to print in their media. This is the true reality.

All five BRICS countries are members of G-20. The basic motive behind the formation of BRICS is to keep a heavy foothold in terms of economic, social and trade equations with the world's superpowers. If countries like America or France make great progress, then these developing countries should also make progress with each other and strengthen the relations of business and cultural interaction within. But it is not understood why evil China is in this list. China is the most dramatic country of the last hundred years. Radmus, who holds veto power in the United Nations but is still developing everywhere else, insists on putting his face forward. China wants to be the big brother, but no one owes the toys. Being the world's biggest polluter means its automobile sector and industrial sector are quite strong... but Xi Jinping will always have his foot in the milk.

The once superpower and future global food superpower is Russia. Russian-made weapons still dominate. Putin is a mysterious man, about whom many myths are prevalent. India's relations with Russia have been generally good even after the Ukraine war. Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin meet every now and then. The target of trade between the two countries to reach twenty five million US dollars by 2025 has been achieved in advance. Putin has invited India to invest in the Arctic region. Metro work is going on between Nagpur-Secunderabad with the help of Russian technology. The two heads also reviewed reports on nuclear technology, defense sector and fuel import-export. Russia accounts for the balance of India's petroleum supply.

No other head of state in BRICS mentions that the Amazon forests are burning under the watch of the Brazilian government. In such circumstances the doctrine of Teri Bhi Chup Meri Bhi Chup automatically applies. In a bilateral meeting, our Prime Minister had earlier invited Brazil to invest in sectors like manufacturing of agricultural equipment, biofuel, but it did not yield much result. The BRICS countries account for a total of forty-two percent of the world's population. These five countries account for twenty-three percent of the world's total gross domestic product. Fifty percent of the current rate of economic growth in the world is due to these five countries alone.

These five countries with more than a quarter of the earth's land have a huge impact on the world's currents, but the condition of these five countries has now become like a clown. India's focus is more on avoiding the Adani crisis than unemployment and recession. The number of dissidents in China is growing daily and Hong Kong's movement is getting its name. The Prime Minister of Brazil has the attitude of a dictator. The heads of all these countries will sign agreements on everything from terrorism to trade in the coming monsoon. It is good that it develops the country, but how much does it benefit the citizens? The eighth BRICS meeting in which Mr. Modi has to participate is ready.