PM Narendra Modi is travelling to Russia for the 16th BRICS Summit to be held on October 22-23. He is also likely to hold bilateral meetings with the other leaders attending the conclave. The grouping,

Putin emphasized that BRICS is not an anti-Western organization but rather a non-Western one, reiterating Prime Minister Modi's earlier statement.

Ahead of the upcoming BRICS summit in Russia next week, President Vladimir Putin held a press conference where he reflected on the Western nations by citing India's example. When asked whether BRICS is an organization formed against Western countries,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to attend the summit of BRICS countries in the Russian city of Kazan on October 23-24. Looking at his visit, Foreign Affairs Expert Rabindra Sachdeva called this visit of PM Modi historic because PM Modi is going after meeting the President of both the US and Ukraine.

Putin praised Indian cinema’s popularity in Russia and plans to discuss its promotion at the upcoming BRICS summit. He highlighted the need to regulate the film industry and expressed optimism about collaboration to enhance Bollywood’s presence in Russia.

PM Narendra Modi will visit Russia on Oct 22-23 to attend the 16th Brics Summit in Kazan at Putin's invitation. The summit, themed 'Strengthening Multilateralism for Just Global Development and Security,

India has emphasised the need for sincere and practical engagement between all stakeholders to develop innovative solutions that will have broad acceptability and contribute towards early restoration of peace in the Ukraine conflict that started in February 2022.

Vladimir Putin on Friday lauded PM Modi said he was grateful for the concern expressed by PM Modi over Russia-Ukraine war.