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Both reports describe India using the ITB Berlin 2026 platform for bilateral engagement and tourism outreach, with a focus on connectivity and sustainable travel.
India held bilateral meetings with Germany and Indonesia at ITB Berlin 2026.
The talks focused on boosting sustainable travel, expanding air connectivity, and deepening ties.
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat met with Indonesian counterpart Widiyanti Putri Wardhana and German Federal Government Commissioner for Tourism Dr Christoph Ploß.
The India Pavilion also showcased the nation’s culture at the exhibition.
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Both reports describe India using the ITB Berlin 2026 platform for bilateral engagement and tourism outreach, with a focus on connectivity and sustainable travel.
What the meetings will produce beyond the discussions is not specified, and no further outcomes are described in the available reporting.
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The reporting is straightforward and factual, describing the meetings, the participants, and the main discussion topics. It focuses on tourism diplomacy rather than controversy or disagreement. The India Pavilion is presented as part of the wider exhibition presence.
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The New Indian Express reports that the BRICS Chief Justices Forum commenced in New Delhi, bringing together senior judicial leaders from member states and partner countries. The Supreme Court stated the forum provides a platform for dialogue on justice delivery and technology. CJI Surya Kant held bilateral meetings with judicial heads from nations including Russia, China, and Indonesia. Discussions focused on judicial cooperation MoUs, mediation and arbitration for commercial disputes, and the mutual recognition of judicial awards.
News On AIR reports that India held bilateral meetings with Germany and Indonesia at ITB Berlin 2026 to discuss enhancing tourism and sustainable travel. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat met with Indonesian counterpart Widiyanti Putri Wardhana and German Federal Government Commissioner for Tourism Dr Christoph Ploß. The talks focused on boosting sustainable travel, expanding air connectivity, and deepening ties. The India Pavilion also showcased the nation's culture at the exhibition held from February 3 to March 5.