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Two Commemorative Postage Stamps Released During 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi

Two commemorative postage stamps were released in New Delhi to mark two decades of BRICS cooperation during the 18th BRICS Summit. These stamps highlight the group's evolution and India's presidency priorities, reflecting themes of solidarity, innovation, and a human-centric vision for sustainable development.

Two commemorative postage stamps were unveiled during a special event at the 18th BRICS Summit held in New Delhi on September 12, 2026. The release marked the completion of two decades of BRICS cooperation. The stamps feature the inscription 'BRICS: Two Decades of Cooperation, 2006-2026,' celebrating the platform's developmental journey.

These stamps also showcase the key priorities of India's 2026 BRICS presidency. The theme for this year's presidency is 'Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation, and Sustainability.'

The first stamp symbolizes the emergence of BRICS as a platform rooted in mutual respect, understanding, and solidarity. It highlights the group's collective journey over the past twenty years.

The second stamp is dedicated to India's vision for its presidency. It emphasizes a 'human-first' and 'people-centric' approach, reflecting India's commitment to prioritizing the needs of the common people in its developmental agenda.

According to the Press Information Bureau, these stamps not only preserve the history of BRICS but also set a direction for the future. They represent a commitment to further strengthening cooperation among the member nations.

The release of these stamps during the summit is considered a significant diplomatic and cultural gesture. It underscores the shared goals and future potential among the member countries of the group.

Thus, these commemorative stamps serve as a lasting symbol of the two-decade journey of BRICS and the goals set during India's presidency.

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