Sco summit tianjin: Speaking at Tianjin at the summit of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), Russian President Vladimir Putin appreciated the efforts of India and China, which helped to resolve the Ukraine crisis. Putin said, “Russia gives high importance to the efforts of China, India and other partners.”

Putin blamed Western countries to include Ukraine in NATO for the Russia Ukraine conflict. He said, ‘No country can ensure its security at the expense of another. Western efforts have contributed to the Ukraine crisis.

Putin emphasizes the growing effect of SCO

Emphasizing the increasing influence of SCO, Putin said, “The dialogue within the SCO lays the foundation of a new Eurasian security system, which is replacing the old Eurokendryk and Euro Atlantic models.” He further said, “SCO is constantly increasing impact in resolving international issues.” The Russian President also highlighted the economic support within the group. He said, ‘The widespread use of national currencies in trade between SCO countries is increasing. The pace of cooperation is effective.

This is said about China and India

Putin reiterated cooperation with China before the summit. He said before the summit meeting that he is keen to discuss all aspects of Russia China bilateral agenda with Xi Jinping. Prior to the summit meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping shared light and cordial moments. Putin said, “As always, we will share views on regional and international issues.”

‘Indians are waiting for December’

During a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Tianjin, China, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “I always feel that meeting you is a memorable meeting. We have got an opportunity to share information on many subjects. We have been in constant contact. We have been in constant contact between the two sides. There have been many high -level meetings between the two sides regularly. 140 crore Indians have been waiting for our 23rd million. The depth and prevalence of our special partnership reflects. “

It is said that only neighbors in trouble are useful, the same thing was clearly seen at the 25th SCO summit started in Tianjin, China, where Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping came face to face after years. This meeting took place after 7 years and at a time when America has increased the pressure on India to impose tariff by 50%. In such a situation, when the leaders of two big countries of Asia appeared to be standing together, the world’s eyes also stood on them.

Xi Jinping said on this occasion that India and China are counted among the oldest and largest civilized countries in the world. Both Global are an important part of South, in such a situation it is best to remain neighbor and friend. He also said that it is necessary to become friends and good neighbors and to come together with dragon and elephant. But do you know why China is called Dragon and India is called elephant? Let’s know this funny anecdote.

Why India was called an elephant?

Indeed, this symbolic comparison was first introduced by foreign media for the first time. In 2015, the New York Times during the Paris Climate Summit showed India in cartoons as a large and dull elephant, stopping the train of climate change. That is, India was described as a slow and obstructed country. At the same time, China got the image of the dragon, as the dragon is considered a symbol of power and boom in their culture.

Experts say that elephant for India began to be used more than the 1990s, when India started economic reforms, foreign magazines compared India to China. China was called a sharp and aggressive dragon, while India was sometimes said to be a dull and sometimes a lame elephant.

Canadian author David M. Malon does his book does the Elephant Dance? I wrote that India may run with slow steps, but is stable and strong like an elephant. Gradually, the word elephant became an international recognition for India.

Why did China become a dragon?

At the same time, the story of China is different. About 1800 years ago, the Han dynasty made Dragon a royal symbol. The emperor used to connect it with his strength and pride. Even today, dragon is considered a symbol of luck and prosperity in China. Whereas in the stories of Western countries, the dragon was shown as a dangerous monster.

Pandit Nehru’s animal diplomacy

India’s ties with elephants is also very old. From the seals of the Indus Valley Civilization to Lord Ganesha, the elephant has been an important part of Indian culture. After independence, Pandit Nehru also used the elephant in diplomacy. He sent elephants to the children of Canada and Japan, which was called animal diplomacy. That is, it is clear that this story of dragon and elephant is not just a symbol, but reflects the identity and thinking of both countries.

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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2025: After a long wait of five years, Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has started once again. The journey started from Nathula Pass on Friday, where the first batch was dispatched. There are 33 devotees in this batch, with whom two ITBP officers and a doctor are also going. Overall, 36 people have gone on this holy journey.

Religious importance of Kailash Mansarovar:
Mount Kailash is considered to be the home of Lord Shiva. In Hinduism, it is believed that going here gives salvation i.e. liberation. According to Jainism, this is the place where Rishabhdev got salvation. In Buddhism, it is considered to be the place of Chakra Samvara deity. People of Tibetan bone religion believe that holy souls live here. In this way, this journey is not just faith, but a spiritual journey connecting many religions.

Governor’s message:
Sikkim Governor Laxman Prasad Acharya gave the first green signal to the batch and said that this is a very special moment of our culture and faith. He said that with this journey, people will get a chance to peep inside themselves and it connects us with our traditions. He also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi that this journey could start again with his efforts.

Preparations for pilgrims:
Pilgrims have to make special preparations to reach such a height. They first have to stop at the 18th mile and then stop in Sherrathang so that they can make their body favorable to height. This makes their body ready for difficult conditions above 14,000 feet. Pilgrim Shalanda Sharma said, “I used to wish to see Lord Shiva for many years. Now that dream is coming true. It is not just a journey, but a form of worship and penance.”

Religion and tourism together Sikkim’s Tourism Minister Shering Thendup Bhutia said that this journey will promote religious tourism in Sikkim. He said that Nathula is no longer a border, it has become a sacred pilgrimage place.

The resumption of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is not just a program, but a symbol of religious sentiment and cultural engagement. This journey gives people a way to join God, know themselves and find peace of mind.

Everywhere Shiva.
Om Namah Shivaya.

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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.