President Vladimir Putin visited India on 4–5 December 2025 for the 23rd Annual Bilateral Summit in New Delhi. The visit produced wide-sector agreements that expanded the strategic partnership into labour mobility, healthcare, maritime training, academia, media, and wildlife conservation. BulletsIn • Labour pact allows temporary legal work for citizens in both countries • MoU to
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President Vladimir Putin visited India on 4–5 December 2025 for the 23rd Annual Bilateral Summit in New Delhi. The visit produced wide-sector agreements that expanded the strategic partnership into labour mobility, healthcare, maritime training, academia, media, and wildlife conservation. BulletsIn • Labour pact allows temporary legal work for citizens in both countries • MoU to
Russian President Vladimir Putin has directed his government to address the trade imbalance created by India’s large-scale crude oil imports. The move comes as Putin prepares for a visit to India in December, where he aims to strengthen the strategic relationship between the two countries. BulletsIn Putin called for solutions to balance trade, particularly through
Russian President Vladimir Putin has directed his government to address the trade imbalance created by India’s large-scale crude oil imports. The move comes as Putin prepares for a visit to India in December, where he aims to strengthen the strategic relationship between the two countries. BulletsIn Putin called for solutions to balance trade, particularly through
On Sunday, Moscow reaffirmed its “time-tested” partnership with Delhi despite US pressure under Donald Trump to cut Russian oil imports. Russia said the relationship is progressing steadily and warned that attempts to weaken it are “destined to fail.” BulletsIn Russia calls India ties steady, confident, time-tested Warns attempts to obstruct ties will fail Praises India
On Sunday, Moscow reaffirmed its “time-tested” partnership with Delhi despite US pressure under Donald Trump to cut Russian oil imports. Russia said the relationship is progressing steadily and warned that attempts to weaken it are “destined to fail.” BulletsIn Russia calls India ties steady, confident, time-tested Warns attempts to obstruct ties will fail Praises India
In a world of shifting alliances, India-Russia relations remain strong. If Donald Trump returns as US President, India may find new opportunities to deepen ties with Moscow, even while balancing Western partnerships. Defence, energy, and evolving trade define the strategic depth of this partnership. BulletsIn Trump’s return may ease US pressure on India’s Russia defence
In a world of shifting alliances, India-Russia relations remain strong. If Donald Trump returns as US President, India may find new opportunities to deepen ties with Moscow, even while balancing Western partnerships. Defence, energy, and evolving trade define the strategic depth of this partnership. BulletsIn Trump’s return may ease US pressure on India’s Russia defence
In 2024, India-Russia relations saw renewed momentum. External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar visited Moscow and St. Petersburg in December 2023. The visit strengthened diplomatic, economic, and strategic ties, while also promoting people-to-people engagement. The evolving partnership now reflects mutual interests amid a shifting global order. BulletsIn India-Russia ties saw notable progress in 2024 Dr.
In 2024, India-Russia relations saw renewed momentum. External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar visited Moscow and St. Petersburg in December 2023. The visit strengthened diplomatic, economic, and strategic ties, while also promoting people-to-people engagement. The evolving partnership now reflects mutual interests amid a shifting global order. BulletsIn India-Russia ties saw notable progress in 2024 Dr.
India and Russia have deepened cooperation through BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) over the past decade. These non-western platforms have seen expanded agendas and changing member priorities. Both countries have adapted their foreign policies to navigate new global power dynamics while using multilateralism to secure regional and international goals. BulletsIn BRICS & SCO
India and Russia have deepened cooperation through BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) over the past decade. These non-western platforms have seen expanded agendas and changing member priorities. Both countries have adapted their foreign policies to navigate new global power dynamics while using multilateralism to secure regional and international goals. BulletsIn BRICS & SCO
Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov will co-chair the India-Russia Intergovernmental Commission (IGC-TEC) meeting in New Delhi on November 12. The focus will be on addressing trade imbalances and achieving a trade target of $100 billion by 2030. BulletsIn India and Russia aim to deepen trade, aiming for
Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov will co-chair the India-Russia Intergovernmental Commission (IGC-TEC) meeting in New Delhi on November 12. The focus will be on addressing trade imbalances and achieving a trade target of $100 billion by 2030. BulletsIn India and Russia aim to deepen trade, aiming for
