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World leaders arrive in Goa for BRICS Summit 2016

India and Russia signed key defence agreements ahead of BRICS Summit in Goa.

By :  naren pulloor
Update: 2016-10-15 09:21 GMT
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin held bilateral talks ahead of the BRICS Summit in Goa on Saturday.
Chinese President Xi Jinping talks to Indian Junior Foreign Minister V K Singh upon his arrival in Goa.
A Signboard displaying photographs of world leaders attending BRICS Summit.
Tibetians protesting against China during BRICS Summit. Chinese President Xi Jinping is also attending the Summit.
Tibetans display placards during protest against China for the freedom of Tibet, at Margao, Goa.
Policeman from bomb squad checks a round about with a huge BRICS logo, in Goa.
Policemen patrol outside the main venue of BRICS summit in Goa.
South African President Jacob Zuma arirves in Goa for BRCIS summit. He was received at INS Hansa airbase by Union Minister of State for Ministry of External Affairs V K Singh.
Brazialian President Michel Temer arrives in Goa for BRICS summit.
Narendra Modi being welcome by Goa Governor Mridula Sinha and Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar as he arrives to attend the BRICS Summit in Panaji, Goa.
Russia President Vladimir Putin inspects the guard of honour after his arrival in Goa for BRICS summit.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hand with Russian President Vladimir Putin prior to their annual bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the BRICS summit.
Foundation of unit 3 and 4 of Kudankulam nuclear plant was also laid by Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin.
India and Russia also sign pacts on purchase of four naval frigates and air defence systems.
India and Russia signed a 'complex agreement' for production of 200 Kamov 226T helicopters domestically under a nearly USD 1 billion deal to replace the country's ageing Cheetah and Chetak choppers.
Ramping up bilateral ties, India and Russia signed key defence deals worth billions of dollars as Moscow hopes to stave off tough competition from the Americans and the Europeans to continue being New Delhi's foremost defence supplier.
India and Russia signed key defence agreements ahead of BRICS Summit in Goa.

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