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Morning digest: Russian President Putin arrives in Delhi ahead of BRICS summit; Envoy says India-Canada trade deal by the end of the year, and more

Morning digest: key stories include Putin's BRICS visit, Ladakh's unique governance model, and updates on Delhi University and trade deals.

Morning digest: Russian President Putin arrives in Delhi ahead of BRICS summit; Envoy says India-Canada trade deal by the end of the year, and more
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in India on Friday, September 11, 2026, ahead of BRICS Summit 2026. Photo credit:X/@RusEmbIndia
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in India on Friday, September 11, 2026, ahead of BRICS Summit 2026. Photo credit:X/@RusEmbIndia

Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in New Delhi to attend BRICS summit

Canadian High Commissioner Christopher Cooter told The Hindu, adding that the two countries are planning for their increased engagement this year to culminate in a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Canada in December.

No statehood, Ladakh to get unique elected body, says Chief Secretary

 by over 5,500 seats to 12,754 over the next five years, officials said on Thursday. At present, there are 7,210 hostel seats for around 2.5 lakh university students. The announcement comes amid growing worries among outstation students regarding safe and affordable student housing following the Satya Niketan building collapse, which housed a PG facility. 

Supreme Court orders immediate action against anti-social elements threatening 14-year-old CJP protester

 of supporting “ecocide” by pushing ahead with the auction of the Tara coal block in Chhattisgarh’s Hasdeo-Aranya region, despite repeated demands from local communities to protect the region’s dense forests.

17 foreigners in Meghalaya jail after completing sentence, High Court finds

 on Thursday said her nephew Akash Anand has been “completely freed” from the party, shortly after his father-in-law and former Rajya Sabha member Ashok Siddharth announced his retirement from politics.

Delhi draft electoral roll: names flagged for 11 ‘logical discrepancies’

 said on Thursday (September 10, 2026) that the ongoing unrest in Manipur was not a “Naga-Kuki conflict”, and alleged, instead, that certain elements linked to the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) [NSCN-IM] were making attemps to manufacture such a narrative to serve their own interests.
Published - September 11, 2026 06:43 am IST
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