Guterres, arriving Thursday, will argue that today’s world; multipolar, diverse, and fast-changing; can’t be managed by institutions designed in 1945. He’ll stress that without reform, the UN Security Council risks becoming irrelevant. India, which has long campaigned for permanent membership, sees this as a pivotal moment. With BRICS now including Egypt, Iran, Indonesia and others, the bloc represents over 40% of the world’s population; and a powerful voice for change. For job seekers and policy enthusiasts: Watch how India leverages this summit. Diplomatic wins here could shape future foreign policy roles, think tank research, and even UPSC syllabus updates. This isn’t just geopolitics; it’s a career map in the making. The real question: Will this summit shift global power; or just talk about it?