Putin to Visit India for India-Russia Annual Summit

In December, Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, will visit India to participate in the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited him to visit as the two nations continue to deepen their relationship, particularly in light of recent US tariffs connected to India’s import of Russian oil. President Putin and Prime Minister Modi will have formal discussions during the summit, according to the Ministry of External Affairs. He will be greeted at Rashtrapati Bhavan by President Droupadi Murmu, who will also throw a state banquet in his honor. The top leaders of both countries are anticipated to be able to discuss important regional and international issues, assess the state of bilateral relations, and establish future objectives for the “Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership” during the visit. Although the dates were only recently confirmed, Putin’s trip to India was first mentioned in August during National Security Advisor Ajit Doval’s visit to Moscow. As both nations continue to work together on defense, energy, trade, and geopolitical issues, the meeting is viewed as a significant step.

PM Modi Inaugurates Skyroot’s Infinity Campus

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Skyroot Aerospace’s new Infinity Campus on Thursday through video conferencing. During the event, he also unveiled Vikram-I, Skyroot’s first orbital rocket capable of placing satellites into space. The new Infinity Campus is a modern facility spread across nearly 200,000 sq…

Gir Forest: 11 Lions Spotted Together

A breathtaking and rare visual from Gujarat’s Gir Forest has left wildlife lovers and tourists amazed. While sighting even one or two lions during a safari is considered a big achievement, visitors recently witnessed an extraordinary moment when 11 Asiatic lions were seen walking together…

Pakistan Introduces False War Narratives in Schools: Claims India Started Conflict, Rafales Shot Down

Pakistan Textbooks Misrepresent 2025 India-Pakistan Conflict, Spread Misinformation to Students Pakistan, reeling from setbacks during Operation Sindoor, is now spreading misinformation through its school textbooks. According to media reports, the new curriculum depicts the four-day conflict with India in May 2025 in a highly distorted…