Modi has walked a diplomatic tightrope since the Ukraine conflict began as India pledged humanitarian support for Kyiv while avoiding explicit condemnation of Russia’s offensive

Modi highlighted the “close coordination and deep friendship” between both nations as it is his second visit to Russia in three months

As I have said earlier, we believe that the problems should be resolved in a peaceful manner. We fully support the early establishment of peace and stability. All our efforts give priority to humanity.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed his country’s growing relations with Russia as he met President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the BRICS summit of emerging powers.

PM Modi reached Kazan earlier in the day to attend the 16th Brics Summit. 50 iconic actors who didn't live to see their final movies Mark Cuban clapped back at critics of Kamala Harris’ proposed homebuyer credit,

During the meeting Putin forgot about interpreters and kept speaking in Russian. Soon he made a pause and joked: 'Our relations are so good, I thought you understand everything (without translation).'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Russia for the 16th BRICS Summit, a crucial meeting amid ongoing global tensions. This visit includes high-stakes bilateral discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Upon his arrival at the hotel, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome from a group of people who chanted “Hare Krishna.”

Russia invited dozens of world leaders, along with UN chief Guterres, to BRICS+ summit in a bid to show that Moscow is not isolated on the global stage over its war in Ukraine.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Kazan, Russia, to participate in the BRICS summit. His meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled for 3:30 PM. In Kazan, the two leaders will hold a bilateral meeting to discuss various issues between India and Russia.