North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: No matter how much turmoil there is in the world, India has once again proved that it never abandons its friends. Russian President Vladimir Putin is coming to India, and this visit is not just a ceremonial meeting, but a very strong message to the world. This ‘Annual Summit’ (annual meeting) of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Putin is going to be historic in many ways.
Why is this meeting so special?
We all know that for some time now, Western countries (especially America and Europe) have been trying to disconnect the world from Russia. But India is firm on its foreign policy ‘For us national interest is supreme’. Putin’s visit to India shows that relations between New Delhi and Moscow do not depend on the politics of pressure.
In this meeting, along with tea and snacks, some very serious and big issues will be discussed. Most of the discussion is about ‘defense’ (defense) and ‘trade’ (trade).
Is Putin bringing ‘Brahmastra’? (Discussion of Su-57)
The thing on which everyone’s eyes are fixed in the world of defense is- Su-57 Fifth Generation Fighter JetIt is reported that Russia is offering this super-advanced fighter aircraft to India, Along with this, there can also be a discussion on whether these aircraft can be made in India under ‘Make in India’? Imagine, if this deal is confirmed, the strength of the Indian Air Force will start touching the sky,
Apart from this, there will be ‘direct talks’ between Modi and Putin on old defense deals, supply of spare parts and sharing of military technology.
Pocket Talk: Trade and Oil
Apart from arms, what matters to the common man is energy and trade. India is buying crude oil from Russia, which has greatly benefited our economy. In this meeting, efforts will be made to make trade between the two countries easier. A concrete solution will also be found for the problems that arise regarding payment (dollar vs rupee vs ruble).
Russia wants India to invest more in it and India wants the trade balance to be maintained.
Conclusion: Balance of friendship and diplomacy
The overall point is that Putin’s visit is a symbol of India’s “strong diplomacy”. PM Modi is making it clear to the world that we are good friends of America too, but will not leave our old and trusted ally Russia.
When these two leaders join hands, believe me, many political meanings will be drawn from that picture, not only in Delhi and Moscow, but also in Washington and Beijing. This is not just a visit, but a proof of India’s growing strength.
