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India Energy Week
India Energy Week (IEW) is a yearly global energy conference and exhibition, with the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry as its patron, first staged in Bengaluru in 2023. On 28 September 2026 Kolkata was named host of the fifth edition, scheduled for 28-31 January 2027 and the first IEW in eastern India.
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Created the India Energy Week card: the fifth edition is scheduled for Kolkata in January 2027, its first stop in eastern India, with the theme and organisers.
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- BRICS 2026 - India's PresidencyAdded the BRICS Theatre Festival, set by the Ministry of Culture in New Delhi for 12-14 October 2026 and themed Shared Stories, Shared Futures, and the Jaipur Declaration of the BRICS Tourism Ministers' Meeting in August, distinct from the trade ministers' Jaipur Consensus. Dropped a repeated paragraph on the summit-day office closures and a dated ABHA ID count that the digital health card tracks.
- BRICS 2026 - India's PresidencyAdded the BRICS Theatre Festival, set by the Ministry of Culture in New Delhi for 12-14 October 2026 and themed Shared Stories, Shared Futures, and the Jaipur Declaration of the BRICS Tourism Ministers' Meeting in August, distinct from the trade ministers' Jaipur Consensus. Dropped a repeated paragraph on the summit-day office closures and a dated ABHA ID count that the digital health card tracks.
- The Quad in 2026Added the Quad-at-Sea Ship Observer Mission: on 25 September 2026 the Indian Coast Guard ship Shaunak sailed from Chennai for Perth with six sea riders - two officers each from India and Japan, one each from Australia and the US - in line with the foreign ministers' joint statement of 26 May 2026. The card is also trimmed to its exam core, with attendee names dropped.
- SCO Summits: Tianjin 2025 to Bishkek 2026Added the SCO trade ministers' 25th meeting at Dushanbe on 17 September 2026, where India pressed lighter customs formalities, paperless trade and steadier supply chains in electronics, pharmaceuticals and critical minerals. Ministers adopted a joint statement, agreed an Action Plan for 2026 to 2030 that the Council of Heads of Government must still approve, cleared a working group on the creative economy, and sent the next meeting to Uzbekistan in 2027.
- Circular Economy Forum at GandhinagarIndia opened the World Circular Economy Forum at Gandhinagar on 15 September 2026 - the forum's first hosting in South Asia - with the Union Environment Minister and the Gujarat Chief Minister inaugurating it before 3,600-plus participants from 62 countries and 135 exhibitors. India's Extended Producer Responsibility frameworks now carry more than 83,000 producers and 4,802 recyclers, with nearly 482.24 lakh metric tonnes processed, and India has become Co-Chair of the 10 YFP Board that met on the sidelines.
- India at the G7 and G20Adds the G20 energy track. Power Minister Manohar Lal led India at the Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston from 14 to 16 September 2026, arguing that secure, affordable and reliable energy comes first for developing economies, and putting 552 GW of installed capacity, an above-half non-fossil share and single-window permitting on the table. The meeting closed with G20 texts on clean cooking access, permitting, water reuse and critical minerals, and he met the US energy and interior secretaries and Canada's energy representative on the margins.