PM Modi Receives President Putin at Hyderabad House for 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit

PM Modi Receives President Putin at Hyderabad House for 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi formally received Russian President Vladimir Putin at Hyderabad House on Thursday for the 23rd Annual India–Russia Summit, marking a key moment in the long-standing strategic partnership between the two nations. The leaders are holding one-on-one discussions followed by delegation-level talks focused on defence, energy, trade expansion, and global security challenges.

During the broadcast, officials highlighted the continuity of the India–Russia relationship, noting that cooperation initiated in 2001 has evolved into an even more comprehensive partnership in 2025. The commentary underscored India’s assertive diplomatic stance, with one speaker stating that “India is not a country which can be pressurized… India can be befriended,” reflecting New Delhi’s independent approach to global affairs.

The discussions are also expected to cover the ongoing Russia–Ukraine conflict, with India positioning itself as a voice for dialogue and global peace. As the two leaders meet at Hyderabad House—an iconic venue for India’s most significant bilateral engagements—the summit reaffirms the enduring trust and strategic alignment that defines India–Russia relations.

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