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India-Russia ties: The optics of Modi with Putin when Nato meets in Washington
While Nato meets from July 9-11 in Washington to discuss Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Russia on July 8-9 to meet President Vladimir Putin. Nato’s primary focus will be on supporting Ukraine and potential membership, as emphasized by Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra assures Modi's visit is pre-scheduled. This visit challenges Russia’s isolation narrative, reinforced by Hungary's recent support. Moscow-based expert Aleksei Zakharov underscores the significance of Russia's neutrality in India-China disputes. The trip addresses US concerns over India-Russia military-tech ties.
PM Modi to visit Russia on July 8; Putin to host private dinner, confirms MEA
Indian Prime Minister Modi will visit Moscow for the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit, meeting with Russian President Putin. The visit will include engagements with the Indian community and discussions on the multifaceted ties between the two countries.
India-Russia summit: Issues of regional, global interest to figure in talks between Modi, Putin
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Russia for an upcoming summit, where regional and global issues will be discussed with President Vladimir Putin, according to Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra. Kwatra highlighted the importance of the annual India-Russia Summit, saying, "We attach great importance to it."
Modi to focus on trade imbalance, Indian soldiers in talks with Putin
During his visit to Moscow, Prime Minister Modi aims to address the trade imbalance with Russia and work towards the safe return of Indian nationals involved in the Ukraine conflict. The discussions also focus on enhancing exports across various sectors to strengthen bilateral relations.
Early discharge of Indians from Russian army will be discussed during Modi's visit to Moscow, says Foreign Secy Kwatra
PM Modi will visit Moscow, Russia, aiming for the early discharge of Indian nationals from the Russian Army, as per Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra. He will attend the 22nd India-Russia Annual Summit with Vladimir Putin on July 8-9, 2024, discussing multifaceted relations and contemporary issues. Later, Modi will visit Austria from July 9-10.
Modi's Moscow summit with Putin seen as key for ties in China's shadow
No dates have yet been set for the visit, although it has been confirmed by both sides. Indian media said Modi will be in Moscow next week, around the time of a NATO summit in Washington, at which Ukraine will be one of the main issues.
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PM Modi to meet Vladimir Putin during 2-day visit to Russia starting Monday, Kremlin says
Indian PM Modi will visit Russia to meet President Putin. Since the Ukraine conflict, India and China have become major buyers of Russian oil post-U.S. sanctions. Modi, emphasizing peaceful settlement, skipped the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Kazakhstan, attended by Putin and Xi Jinping. Modi last visited Russia in 2019 for the Vladivostok economic forum.
Russian President Putin expresses condolences for Hathras stampede tragedy
Hathras incident occurred on Tuesday in Hathras district, where thousands had gathered near Phulrai village in the Sikandrarau area for a 'satsang' led by a religious preacher. In response, the Uttar Pradesh Police lodged an FIR against the event organizers, accusing them of concealing evidence and violating regulations by allowing 2.5 lakh attendees despite having permission for only 80,000.
Putin arrives in Kazakhstan for Russia-China dominated SCO summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Kazakhstan for regional security and defense talks, along with bilateral meetings with Chinese and Turkish leaders. The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit, set for July 3-4 in Astana, will address deepening cooperation among member countries. While Russia and China will dominate the discussions, leaders from several countries, including India, Iran, and Turkey, will attend. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is also expected. Putin plans bilateral talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan. India's Prime Minister Modi will be represented by Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.
Expect Russia-India relations to 'blossom even better': Moscow's UN envoy on likely visit by PM Modi
Russia's UN envoy highlighted the strong relationship between Russia and India, describing India as a "longtime friend." He anticipates further growth in bilateral ties following Prime Minister Modi's potential visit to Moscow. The visit, if confirmed, would mark Modi's first trip to Russia in nearly five years, with discussions likely to cover a wide range of cooperation areas.
Narendra Modi is shoring up Russia ties as Vladimir Putin deepens China embrace
India, the world’s third-largest crude consumer, has become a major buyer of Russian oil, and is reliant on its military hardware supplies. At the same, relations between China and India have been at a low point since land-border clashes in 2020.
Modi-Putin phone calls shaped Indian PM’s decision to visit Moscow for annual summit
Narendra Modi's upcoming visit to Moscow for the annual summit stems from two phone calls between him and President Vladimir Putin. They first spoke after Putin's election victory in March and again following Modi's re-election in June. The visit aims to boost the strategic partnership amid global scrutiny and discussions on the Ukraine conflict. India's strategic autonomy and historical ties with Russia play a crucial role, emphasizing cooperation in defense, energy, and geopolitical support, including Soviet backing during the 1971 war and the Kashmir issue.
Russia exports major consignment via INSTC ahead of PM Modi’s Moscow trip
The consignment will reach Mumbai port via Bandar Abbas port in Iran, ET has learnt. “For the first time, two trains with Kuzbass coal headed to India along the International North-South Transport Corridor. The trains set off from the Kemerovo region. They followed along the eastern branch of the INSTC through Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas,” Russian Railways said on Monday in a statement.
PM Modi plans Moscow visit in July 2nd week for next edition of annual summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to visit Moscow from July 7-10 for a bilateral annual summit aimed at deepening the strategic partnership between India and Russia. This will be Modi's first visit to Russia since 2019, as prior visits were hindered by the pandemic and the Ukraine war. The visit, which follows Modi's re-election, will focus on energy, defense, connectivity, and natural resources. The trip will also allow Modi to discuss the Ukraine conflict and emphasize dialogue and diplomacy, reflecting India's neutral stance on the issue.
"Wait to decline comment until publicly confirmed by govts in question": US on reports of PM Modi's visit to Russia
US anticipates Modi's Russia visit, emphasizing dialogue for conflict resolution.
Global leaders from P-5 countries applaud Modi’s historic win
While US President Joe Biden, Russian President Vladimir Putin and UK PM Rishi Sunak and telephoned Modi to congratulate Modi, French President Emmanuel Macron sent a congratulatory message. Among the P5 Putin was the first leader to telephone the PM. Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan President, PMs of Nepal, Bangladesh and Mauritius besides the Bhutanese leadership have been invited for the swearing in ceremony likely on June 8.
Biden, Sunak, Macron & Putin laud Modi's victory
World leaders, including US President Joe Biden, UK PM Rishi Sunak, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, congratulated PM Narendra Modi on the BJP-led NDA coalition's historic election victory.
How GoI’s post-poll domestic authority will shape New Delhi’s geopolitics
With India's key strategic partner Russia more firmly entrenched and aligned with China in 2024, the domestic political authority the next government in New Delhi brings to the table - and the way it deploys this capital - will hold the key to how it can position itself at the start of a turbulent phase between a relatively stronger, expanding Russia-China arc of power and a politically strife-ridden democratic coalition of powers.
Got a call from President Putin for an invitation to a Sept meeting, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in an interview with India Today, expressed confidence that his party's government would be formed in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections 2024, citing invitations from world leaders like President Putin and the G-7 as evidence of global confidence. However, he emphasized the need to avoid complacency and challenge oneself. Modi reiterated his stance of not engaging in Hindu-Muslim politics, asserting that his focus is on development rather than identity-based politics.
Russia-India ties will expand notwithstanding Delhi’s growing ties with other powers: Experts
India aims to enhance global ties under potential Modi 3.0 government, focusing on strengthening partnerships with Russia, US, and Europe. Experts predict a 2024 summit meeting between Indian PM and Russian President, emphasizing the strategic importance of these relationships.
"Fear PM Modi is the new Putin in making," says NCP leader Sharad Pawar
Sharad Pawar, a veteran leader of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP-SP), has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of creating fear and emulating Russian President Vladimir Putin. Pawar criticized Modi for criticizing others and failing to highlight his government's achievements in the past decade. He also criticized Modi's constant attack on the Congress party, arguing that it is not a wise decision as the Congress party has not been in power for some time.
My flag became my guarantee: PM Modi speaks on evacuation of Indian students from Ukraine
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized the symbolic power of the Indian flag during international crises, highlighting its role in ensuring the evacuation of Indians from Ukraine during the conflict with Russia. Modi has been friendly with both Russian and Ukrainian leaders, emphasizing his credibility in these interactions. He also recalled a conversation with the Saudi King that facilitated a ceasefire, allowing a safe evacuation of around 5,000 people from Yemen.
Narendra Modi destroying democracy, no difference between him and Putin, says Sharad Pawar
NCP leader Sharad Pawar likened PM Modi to Putin, accusing Modi of undermining democracy and obstructing Opposition election chances. He criticized the arrest of Arvind Kejriwal during the model code of conduct, suggesting India's slide toward autocracy. Pawar discussed Lok Sabha candidates with Congress leaders, eyeing Dhairyasheel Mohite Patil's candidacy.
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