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Putin Invokes PM Modi’s ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ Motto, Says It Reflects India-Russia Ties | Watch | India News

Putin Invokes PM Modi’s ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ Motto, Says It Reflects India-Russia Ties | Watch | India News

Last Updated:December 05, 2025, 23:10 IST The Russian leader, while addressing dignitaries at the dinner table, said, “I know that in India you say, go together, grow together.” Putin says that these words truly reflect the nature and the character of the Russian-Indian relations. (X) In a striking gesture, Russian President Vladimir Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin invoked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship motto “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” during a state banquet hosted in his honour at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday. The Russian leader, while addressing dignitaries at the dinner table, said, “I know that in India you say, go together, grow together. These words truly reflect the nature and the character of the Russian-Indian relations. And we will do everything to make sure our strategic partnership grows and develops for the good of all our people.” Putin also reflected on the long arc of Indo-Russian cooperation saying that a declaration signed 15 years ago elevated the Indo-Russia relations to a new level—the level of the specially privileged strategic partnership. “This partnership is developing based …

What To Expect From Putin’s India Visit: Defence, Energy And Trade On The Table | Explainers News

What To Expect From Putin’s India Visit: Defence, Energy And Trade On The Table | Explainers News

Last Updated:December 03, 2025, 09:43 IST The 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit in New Delhi will be Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first visit to India in 4 years, and his first since the start of the Ukraine conflict. Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Russian President Vladimir Putin. (File photo) The 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit in New Delhi on December 4–5 will be Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first visit to India in four years, and his first since the start of the Ukraine conflict. For New Delhi, it comes at a moment when the government is trying to protect its strategic autonomy, manage pressure from Washington and other Western capitals, and still lean on Moscow for critical defence supplies, crude oil and fertilisers. For Moscow, it is a chance to reaffirm a “special and privileged strategic partnership” with one of its most stable long-term partners and to lock in new economic arrangements that work around sanctions and a fragmenting global order. Senior officials on both sides have signalled that this will not be a purely symbolic engagement. …