India, Sept. 13 -- "Concordia res parvae crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur," said Sallust, the renowned Latin historian and one of the political partisans of Julius Caesar. What was achieved in New Delhi on an overcast September afternoon manifests the quote appropriately: Through harmony, small things grow; through discord, the greatest fall. The BRICS declaration adopted on September 12 by the member nations, often seen as a motley group without common goals, has hushed critics for the time being. Despite internal differences, BRICS+ nations have reached consensus on various substantive issues, expressing an earnest wish to upend the status quo. By jointly condemning acts of terror, unilateral tax and tariff decisions and ongoing m...