This is not a normal visit aligned with routine foreign trips. It is a scheduled meeting taking place at a turning point. These two days have sent a deep message, not loud or dramatic, but symbolic and strategically significant. At a time when global politics is deeply fractured by war, sanctions, and shifting alliances, this visit reminds the world that some partnerships endure not because of circumstances, but because of accumulated trust, history, and long-term strategic value.

Decades-old India and Russia share a relationship that spans defence, culture, education, and energy. This partnership has evolved through leadership changes, geopolitical shocks, and global realignments. These are the only two nations that have lived together comfortably, stably, and supported each other since

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