THE SAVERA TIMES EVENING BULLETIN

September 12, 2026

Read The Savera Times Evening Bulletin for the top India and world news, latest breaking headlines, major developments and key updates of the day: 

1. No Proposal For BRICS Currency ‘As Of Now’: MEA

New Delhi: There is no proposal for a BRICS currency “as of now”, while discussions on trade in local currencies have been underway for some time, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Saturday.

In a press briefing, MEA Secretary, Economic Relations, Sudhakar Dalela, said, “There is no proposal in the BRICS for a BRICS currency as of now.”

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2. BRICS Delhi Declaration Condemns Pahalgam Attack, Calls For UNSC Reform And Opposes Unilateral Tariffs

New Delhi: The BRICS Summit in New Delhi on Saturday adopted the New Delhi Declaration, marking a major diplomatic outcome for India and calling for greater participation of the Global South in shaping future technologies and the rules governing them.

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3. Jalandhar CIA Staff Arrests Two With 5 Kg Heroin, ₹1.5 Lakh Drug Money

Jalandhar: The CIA Staff of Jalandhar Commissionerate Police has achieved a major success against drug trafficking by arresting two accused and recovering 5 kg of heroin along with ₹1.5 lakh in alleged drug money.

The action was carried out under the directions of Commissioner of Police Jalandhar Shri Satinder Singh, IPS, as part of the special campaign being conducted by the Punjab  Government against drugs

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4. “Not All ‘Hijabs’ Are Unacceptable To BJP”: Pawan Khera Slams Centre Over Covering Slums For BRICS Summit

New Delhi: Congress MP Pawan Khera on Saturday criticised the BJP-led Central  Government over the installation of large curtains and temporary barricades to screen off slum clusters and low-income neighbourhoods along key transit routes in New Delhi ahead of the 18th BRICS Summit.

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5. VP C.P. Radhakrishnan Condoles Demise Of Tamil Scholar Solomon Pappaiah

New Delhi: Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan on Saturday condoled the death of renowned Tamil scholar Solomon Pappaiah, hailing his contribution to the Tamil language, literature and culture.

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