The proposal for a joint protocol comes as BRICS countries seek to aggregate negotiating power and strengthen their leverage over large companies. The protocol would require global companies to share the same set of data with regulators in all BRICS countries, creating a regional regime that would allow for a more equitable distribution of value-added, access to technology and data, and ultimately, the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Experts note that BRICS countries will represent 42% of the world’s population and 36% of global GDP with the addition of six new countries next year. However, the legislative rights of developing countries, which BRICS represents, remain neglected or ignored when it comes to global monopolies. This state of affairs affects not only equitable access to economic control mechanisms but also global food security and the pace of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

The BRICS Competition Law and Policy Centre was established in 2018 by the BRICS competition authorities to collect and analyze information from competition authorities, identify best practices, and develop approaches to competition policy that reflect the interests of the development of the BRICS economies. The Centre’s key mission is to advance the development agenda and strengthen the role of competition regulation in overcoming imbalances in the global economy.

The proposal for a joint protocol to control global monopolies and achieve SDGs is a significant step towards creating a new type of consensus where the common good and the Sustainable Development Goals truly matter. By ignoring the rights and interests of developing countries, global monopolies are building a system that does not allow for a qualitative solution to the global challenges facing the human community.

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iTV network channels- India News and NewsX has won accolades in different categories viz. –

1. Aishwarya Pandit Sharma, Chairperson, iTV Foundation has won the award for the Most Influential Leader of the Year.

2. NewsX has won the award for India’s Leading Brand 

3. India News has won the award for India’s Leading Brand.

4. Individual recognition shone upon Rana Yashwant, Managing Editor, India News as he bagged the award for Change Maker of the Year.

5. Rishabh Gulati, Managing Editor, NewsX won the award for Change Maker of the Year.

6. Pooja Gupta, Vice President of Brand and Content Marketing won the award for Her Story – Women Changemaker.

On this occasion, Aishwarya Pandit Sharma, Chairperson, of iTV Foundation said, “I am delighted that iTV network won these awards, as we have always believed in ethical and courageous journalism. These awards underscore iTV network’s unwavering commitment to delivering top-tier news to its audiences and are a testament to our excellence in news broadcasting.”

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