Kolkata, September 13 (Daily Kiran) : Minister Dilip Ghosh of West Bengal spoke to reporters in Kolkata on September 13, 2026, about the upcoming BRICS Summit. He emphasized the significance of collaboration among India, Russia, and China for global peace and economic progress. Ghosh stated that if these three major Asian nations work together, it would benefit all countries and help reduce global tensions.
He remarked on the emerging geopolitical dynamics, asserting that India plays a crucial role in this new landscape. Ghosh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, suggesting that India could guide the world towards peace and prosperity. He noted that increased cooperation among Russia, China, and India could lead to positive steps in addressing various global issues.
The minister highlighted the necessity of mutual cooperation and dialogue in the current circumstances, describing it as a new equation beneficial for the world.
Ghosh also commented on a dinner hosted by the Prime Minister for the Chief Ministers, noting that the Chief Minister of West Bengal participated alongside her counterparts. He conveyed that this event sends a message of unity, showing that all regions of the country are working together like a family.
Discussing the nation’s economic progress, Ghosh pointed out the visible impacts of growth and GDP increases across various sectors. He mentioned advancements in industries and sports, indicating that the country is moving forward.
Additionally, Ghosh targeted the Trinamool Congress (TMC) regarding West Bengal’s political landscape. He suggested that as Durga Puja approaches, the public can expect to witness the TMC’s political theatrics, but expressed that the populace is uninterested. He claimed that the public is satisfied with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and recognizes who truly works for their interests.
He concluded by contrasting the current climate with that of the previous government, stating that people now feel secure and are free to move about openly.
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