Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the Russian city of Kazan on Tuesday on a two-day visit to attend the BRICS summit. The BRICS summit will be held on October 23. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Kazan. The two heads of state also participated in bilateral talks. During this period, when Putin talked about the historical relations between India and Russia, he said something that made Prime Minister Modi laugh.
In fact, during the bilateral talks, Prime Minister Modi spoke in Hindi and President Putin spoke in Russian. Interpreters were on hand to translate the two leaders’ speeches into Russian and Hindi. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin, while addressing Prime Minister Modi, said, “The relations between India and Russia are very deep and I think you can understand what I am saying even without the help of a translator.” Modi The prime minister laughed at Putin’s remarks.
Putin said the relationship between Moscow and New Delhi is very special and has become stronger over time. Prime Minister Modi responded, “This is my second visit to Russia in the past three months, which reflects the deep partnership and friendship between the two countries.” Let us tell you, Prime Minister Modi also visited in July this year Russia. Subsequently, President Putin received a warm welcome at the Kremlin and personally drove around the official residence.
India regards Russia as a trustworthy friend, and Russia plays an important role in India’s economic development and security. The bilateral meeting comes three months after Prime Minister Modi held an informal meeting with Putin in Moscow in July. Talking about his previous meeting with Prime Minister Modi, Putin said: “I remember our meeting in July, when we had a good discussion on many issues, and we also had several phone calls afterwards. I thank you very much for accepting my Invitation to Kazan.
