<h1>Prime Minister tells BRICS summit climate justice is moral duty, proposes resilience and innovation focus</h1> The Indian Prime Minister addressed the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing that climate justice represents a moral duty for India rather than merely an alternative approach. Speaking at a session on environment and global health, the leader announced India's vision for its upcoming BRICS presidency, proposing to redefine the grouping as 'Building Resilience and Innovation for Cooperation and Sustainability.' The Prime Minister stressed the interconnection between planetary and human health, drawing lessons from the COVID pandemic about global cooperation. The leader advocated for developing nations to maintain the same future confidence as developed countries. The summit occurred amid notable absences of key leaders from China, Russia, Iran, and Egypt. BRICS now encompasses eleven major emerging economies representing approximately half the global population and significant portions of world GDP and trade.