Putin India Visit: At present the world seems to be clearly divided into two axes. On one side is Russian President Vladimir Putin and on the other side is American President Donald Trump. America’s tariff policy and the anti-Russian stance of Western countries have increased global tension.

At the same time, India and China are prominent among the countries that openly support Russia. This support Russia is getting from Asia is troubling the western countries. In this background, Putin’s visit to India has become even more important.

Strategic strength of India and Russia in the eyes of China

China’s official newspaper Global Times wrote that the two leaders will discuss important issues like defense cooperation, energy security, trade expansion, technology and partnership in new emerging capabilities. Besides, the geopolitical situation of Euro Asia and Indo Pacific region will also be considered. According to reports, India and Russia are going to sign 10 government agreements and more than 15 business deals. This visit is taking place at a time when the European Commission is coming forward with tough proposals on the use of Russian funds, hence Putin’s visit to India is being considered as a direct message to the Western countries.

‘India-Russia partnership will not come under external pressure’

Professor Li Haidong of China Foreign Affairs University told Global Times that India-Russia relations are extremely strategic and can withstand any external pressure. He says that this partnership shows that neither India nor Russia is going to bow down to Western pressure. According to Lee, this cooperation shows the world that Russia is still an influential power and Western sanctions have not been able to weaken it. Also, India is not going to come under the pressure of America to buy oil and decides its foreign policy only on the basis of national interests.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrived in New Delhi on Monday (August 18, 2025), he was welcomed at the airport. After this, Wang Yi met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, in which the two leaders interacted in detail on issues related to border disputes and bilateral relations. This is the first meeting held on the occasion of the 24th round of talks of special representatives of India-China.

Jaishankar said, “The foundation of any positive speed in our relationships is that we can maintain peace and stability in the boundary areas. It is also necessary that the process of reducing tension should move forward. He further said that the fight against all forms of terrorism is a major priority. He said ‘After seeing a difficult phase in our relationship, both nations want to move forward now. For this, we need to move forward. For this, we need to move. Mutual respect, mutual sensitivity and mutual interest should not be taken care of.

Discussion on SCO Summit
Jaishankar said that Wang Yi has come to India, while China is organizing a SCO summit in Tianjin. India has closely cooperated with China during its post of president. He wished Wang Yi’s successful and concrete results. He hoped that this dialogue would contribute to forming stable, cooperative and future -focused relations between India and China, which would address the interests and concerns of both countries.

What did Wang Yi say
In a meeting with S Jaishankar, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, “We maintained peace and stability in the border areas and started the Indian pilgrimage again for Mount Gang Renpoche and Lake Jacaham Yu Tso in Shinjiang Autonomous Region. We shared the confidence to overcome external intervention, increase cooperation and strengthen the speed of development of China-India, so that we have strengthened the speed of our country with our own ups Can contribute to each other’s success and give Asia and the world the most essential certainty. ”

Wmcc meets in beijing: India and China on Wednesday (March 25) discussed many important aspects to further improve bilateral relations. It was especially emphasized to resume Kailash Mansarovar Yatra this year and restore direct flights between the two countries. Both sides agreed to take concrete steps to promote mutual communication and cooperation so that citizens of both countries could get more facilities.

In this meeting held in Beijing, the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs considered mutual interests and concerns. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, during the talks, it was agreed to carry forward the talks in a ‘step-by-step’ manner and make mutual relationships more stable. The relations between the two countries became tense after the clash in the Galwan Valley in 2020, but now concrete steps are being taken towards improving them.

Discussion on important issues in high level meeting

The meeting was led by Gauranglal Das, Joint Secretary, East Asia Division, Ministry of External Affairs of India and Liu Jinsong, Director General of Asian Affairs, Chinese Foreign Ministry. In this conversation, the strategic relations between the two countries were reviewed and the progress after the 23rd meeting on the Indo-China border issue was considered. The Ministry of External Affairs said that since the meeting of leaders of India and China in October last year, there has been a positive change in bilateral relations.

Cultural and diplomatic relations will be promoted

During the meeting, both sides discussed the necessary preparations to resume the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra in 2025. Apart from this, it was also agreed to restore direct flight, promote dialogue between media and think-tanks and to arrange to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two countries. These steps will not only strengthen the relations between the two countries but will also help in increasing closeness at cultural and social level.