Prime Minister of India Narendra Damodardas Modi at Russia.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is on two-day official visit to Russia at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin met the Indian community here.
PM Modi first interacted with the Indian community in Russia, then laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Kremlin and thereafter visited the Rosatom pavilion at an exhibition venue in Moscow.
The two leaders met yesterday at the Russian President's official address where they spoke over crucial global matters.
The meeting marks the 16th encounter between PM Modi and President Putin in the past decade, with their last face-to-face interaction occurring at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, in 2022.
This visit to Russia by PM Modi is his first since the conflict between Moscow and Kyiv began in 2022.
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During their bilateral meeting at Moscow's Grand Kremlin Palace, Prime Minister Modi reiterated New Delhi's readiness to assist Russia in any possible way to establish peace in the region.
"Yesterday (at their informal meeting in Novo-Ogaryovo on Monday), we also agreed to establish peace as soon as possible and we are ready to assist in any way in this regard. I have heard your position, your positive views and thoughts. And I can assure you that India has always been on the side of peace. When I listened to you, I felt optimistic and hopes for the future arose," said PM Modi in his opening remarks at the bilateral meeting with Putin.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Moscow, Russia.
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"Every Indian knows in their heart and feels that when they hear 'Russia', the emotion that comes to mind and heart that Russia is India's "sukh-dukh ka saathi" (all-weather friend). We all have a song in our heart - in the hearts of every Indian - that 'sar par laal topi Roosi, phir bhi dil hai Hindustani' (have a red Russian cap on the head, but the heart is still Indian)," he said.
PM Modi, Putin Pet Horses At Russian President's Residence
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin walked through a stable on Tuesday as the Russian leader showed his prized horses to PM Modi. The prime minister is on a two-day official visit to Russia for an annual meeting with Putin.
Visuals from Moscow showed PM Modi walking through a gartalked. They then got into a gold cart as Putin drove the two around the garden of Novo-Ogaryovo, the residence of the President of Russia, after having tea together.
In a nine-second video released by the Kremlin, the leaders can be seen walking through Putin's stable as they continue their conversation. Putin leads the prime minister to the stable and begins petting one of the horses, PM Modi too pets another horse before the Russian leader holds the door open for the prime minister to exit the stable.
Russia has decided to discharge all Indians working in the Russian army after Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue with President Vladimir Putin during his Moscow visit, said sources.
At least two Indians have died fighting Russia's war against Ukraine while dozens stuck in the war zone claim they were tricked into taking up the fighting role.
PM Modi, who is in Moscow for a two-day visit, raised the issue at a private dinner hosted by Putin last evening, sources said. Russia agreed to discharge all Indians serving in their army and facilitate their return, they added.
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