Today is the second day of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India. In the morning he went to Rashtrapati Bhavan, then paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat and then had talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House. While giving a joint statement, both the leaders gave many examples of friendship.

PM Modi said- Putin irrigated relations
PM Modi said in celebration of Putin’s visit to India, ‘Today I am very happy to welcome President Putin to the 23rd summit of India and Russia. His visit is taking place at a time when our bilateral relations are passing through several historic milestones. Exactly 25 years ago, President Putin laid the foundation of our strategic partnership. 15 years ago in 2010, our partnership got the status of Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership.

PM Modi further said, ‘For the last two and a half decades, he has continuously nurtured these relationships with his leadership and vision. His leadership has given mutual relations new heights in every situation. I am deeply thankful to President Putin, my friend, for this deep friendship and his efforts for India.

Putin said that important talks took place between us
Putin also expressed happiness on coming to India. He said, ‘I am heartily thankful to President Draupadi Murmu and PM Modi for this warm welcome. We have discussed in the spirit of friendship and partnership.

Both the leaders described their friendship as very strong
PM Modi described his friendship with Putin as a pole star. PM Modi said, ‘In the last 8 decades, there have been many ups and downs in the world, humanity has had to go through many challenges and crises, but even in the meantime, the friendship between India and Russia has remained like a pole star.’

At the same time, Putin said, ‘The relations between the two countries are very old and deep. These are not just words, there is a very strong and true basis behind them. The friendship between India and Russia is not just in name, but they are trustworthy to each other.

Agreement on economic cooperation program
PM Modi said, ‘Today we discussed all aspects of cooperation to further strengthen this foundation. It is our common responsibility to take economic cooperation to new heights. To make this a reality, today we have agreed on an economic cooperation program till 2030. This will make our trade and investment diverse, balanced and sustainable.

He further said, ‘Today President Putin and I will get a chance to attend the India-Russia Business Forum. I am confident that this platform will give new strength to our business relations. This will also open new doors for export, co-production and co-innovation.

India-Russia will cooperate on agriculture and fertilizer sectors
PM Modi said, ‘Both sides are trying to end the FTA with the Eurasian Economic Union soon. Our close cooperation in the field of agriculture and fertilizers is essential for food security and betterment of farmers. I am happy that taking this forward, both the parties are now trying to produce urea together.

India-Russia together against terrorism
Modi said, ‘India and Russia have been standing shoulder to shoulder in the fight against terrorism for a long time. Be it the terrorist attack in Pahalgam or the cowardly attack on Crocus City Hall, the root of all these incidents is the same.

He said, ‘India firmly believes that terrorism is a direct attack on the values ​​of humanity and the unity of the world against it is our greatest strength. India and Russia have close cooperation on UN, G20, BRICS, SCO and other forums. We will continue our dialogue and cooperation on all these platforms.

Putin said, ‘PM Modi and I have created a close working dialogue. We met during the SCO summit and we ourselves are overseeing the Russia-India dialogue.

30 day tourist visa will be issued for Russian citizens
Modi said, ‘In October this year, lakhs of devotees took blessings of the holy relics of Lord Buddha at the International Buddhist Forum. I am happy that we are soon going to launch 30-day free e-tourist visa and 30-day group tourist visa for Russian citizens.

India-Russia business increased by 12% in 1 year
Putin said, ‘Last year the two-way trade between India and Russia increased by 12%. This is a new record in itself. This figure may look slightly different in different sources, but on average it is about US$64 billion. We are estimating that this year also the level of business will remain equally strong. Both the countries are ready to take this trade to 100 billion dollars.

Nuclear plant being built with the help of Russia
Putin said, ‘Russia and India together are building the largest nuclear power plant in India. This is Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (Tamil Nadu). This is not India’s but Asia’s largest nuclear project. A total of 6 reactors are being built in this plant. Each reactor will generate 1000 MW electricity. That means, once the entire project is ready, 6000 MW (6 GW) electricity will be available from here. Three out of six reactors have already been connected to India’s energy network. The remaining 3 reactors (Units 4, 5 and 6) are in different stages of construction.

PM Modi said, ‘Energy security has been a strong and important pillar of India-Russia partnership. Our decades-long cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy has been important in realizing our shared priorities of clean energy. We will continue this win-win cooperation.

Apart from this, many discussions took place between the two leaders, in which issues like critical minerals, connectivity, Vladivostok corridors and cultural cooperation were discussed.

In the end, PM Modi said, ‘I am confident that in the times to come, our friendship will give us the strength to face global challenges and this trust will further enrich our common future.’

Important agreements between India and Russia

• Agreement on cooperation and migration
• Agreement on healthcare and medical education
• Agreement on Food Safety and Standards
• Agreement on Polar Ships and Maritime Cooperation
• Agreement on Fertilizer

Just hours before setting foot on Indian soil, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave an interview in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin, which caught the attention of the world. For the first time, he spoke openly to two Indian women journalists about his personal views, feelings towards India and relations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This interview has come at the same time when India-Russia relations are at a new turning point and global politics is changing rapidly. During this conversation, Putin told the truth behind the story of the car ride with PM Modi during the SCO summit.

The day when Prime Minister Modi and Putin were seen sitting in the same Aurus Senate car after the SCO conference held in Tianjin, that moment became a part of history. When asked about this moment, Putin laughed lightly and said that there was no diplomatic formality in it. He himself had proposed that both of them should sit together and go. According to him, this step was a proof of personal trust and comfort between the two leaders. Putin also said that all this happened without any planning. As soon as we sat in the car the conversation started rapidly and even after reaching the destination the conversation continued for about 45 minutes.

Modi’s post, Putin’s wait and long conversation

While returning from the SCO conference, PM Modi had posted a picture with Putin on social media and wrote that conversations with him are always instructive. Reports from that day suggest that Putin himself waited for about ten minutes to receive the Prime Minister. Both went together from the conference venue to the hotel and even after reaching the hotel, an informal discussion continued for more than half an hour. This was the time when the world was witnessing slight tension in India-US relations, yet the warmth between India and Russia remained the same as before.

Why this message of friendship is important amid international tension

In recent times, there was tension in the economic relations between the two countries due to the taxes and warnings imposed by America on India regarding the purchase of Russian crude oil. Despite this, this scene of friendship between Putin and PM Modi gives a new signal to both public opinion and global politics that India does not take its diplomatic decisions under any pressure. Its relationship with Russia is strong not only at the strategic but also at the personal level.

This trip to India is historic

This visit of Putin has brought with it many historical references. For the first time after 2021, he is setting foot on Indian soil. This visit is taking place on the occasion of completion of 25 years of India-Russia partnership and along with it the 23rd annual bilateral summit is also being organized.

full tour schedule

With Putin’s arrival, Delhi honored him as a special guest. Breaking the tradition of protocol, Prime Minister Modi himself went to the airport and welcomed him. After that a special dinner was organized at the PM’s residence. Today the delegations of both the countries will sit face to face, in which it is expected to agree on many new guiding policies regarding military cooperation, technology, energy and trade. At the end of the day both the leaders will also issue a joint statement.

Also read: ‘There is nothing great in this because India…’, Putin’s clear answer to the question of Russia joining G-7

Russian Tvarov is a traditional Russian dairy product. It looks like a kind of cheese or curd, which is made by fermentation. It is similar to Indian cheese or curd, but its texture is softer, grainier and less salty. In Russia it is a staple food item, eaten as breakfast, dessert or snack. Or Putin’s favorite breakfast. He also takes it with him on foreign trips.

Twarov was created by farmers in the 10th century
The history of Tvarov is linked to Slavic culture, dating back to the 10th century. Tvarov is a Slavic word meaning ‘fermented milk’. It was a cheap and nutritious food for peasant families in ancient Russia because the cold climate of Russia did not allow milk products to spoil.

Today it is found in every house in Russia. Many people, including Putin’s grandfather Spiridon Putin, considered it a symbol of traditional Russian food, which is also reflected in Putin’s diet. Every person in Russia eats 15 kg of tvarov annually.

After all, how is this Twarov made?
According to The Moscow Times, making tvarov is very simple and can be easily made at home. For this, milk and starter culture (like curd or lemon juice) is required…

• First of all, heat 1 liter full-fat milk lightly, but do not let it boil.
• Mix curd or lemon juice in it and keep it for 10-15 minutes. The milk will curdle and the solid part will separate.
• Strain through a muslin cloth and hang for 4-6 hours so that the extra water drains out.
• Here, soft and grainy twarov is ready. It can be kept in the refrigerator for 3-4 days.

How is Putin’s Tvarov different?
Putin prefers Tvarov with a more granular texture. It has less fat and is beneficial for health. 100 grams of Putin contains approximately 100-150 calories, 18 grams of protein and 5 grams of fat. It contains 150-200 mg calcium, 3-4 grams carbs, probiotics and vitamin B12. Being high in protein, it controls appetite, that is why Putin travels abroad with only salad and tavarov.

Even cows get special treatment for Putin’s twarov. According to a report published in Russia Today, Putin’s Tvarov comes from a special farm outside Moscow, where milk-yielding cows are monitored 24 hours a day.

Putin India Visit: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India is taking place at the exact time when the combination of full moon, Rohini Nakshatra, Taurus moon and Amrit Choghadiya is taking place. This yoga is considered a sign of long-term decisions and strong partnerships in astrology.

For this reason this trip to India-Russia appears to be taking relations to a new phase in energy, defence, trade and new strategic plans. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s diplomacy directly links this visit to India’s independent foreign policy and direction for the coming years.

1. Why is this journey important?

Putin’s arrival 6:35 PM (estimate). According to the calendar, this time will be the date of full moon. Which can give strength to big decisions. At the time of arrival, there is a coincidence of Rohini Nakshatra. Which is indicating towards economic and energy stability. The important thing is that this meeting is going to take place on the day of Annapurna Jayanti. In Hindu religion, Annapurna is a festival which is considered a symbol of food, resources and energy security.

On December 4, the Moon is transiting in Taurus. Which is also indicating to secure resources somewhere. Amrit Choghadiya being formed at this time is proving auspicious for government and diplomatic work. At the time of Putin’s arrival in India, Gemini ascendant is being formed which is creating a strong possibility of negotiation, balance and compromise. Because its lord is planet Mercury. The positions of other planets are also testifying to the success of this journey.

At the time of Putin’s visit to India, the Sun will be in Scorpio, which strengthens confidential and serious diplomacy, while the Moon being in Taurus and Rohini Nakshatra creates the possibility of decisions on energy, resources and economic security.

Mars will be in its strongest position in Scorpio which shows that there will be direct talks on defense and security. Mercury in Libra will make negotiations and agreements easier.

Due to Jupiter being high in Cancer, this meeting appears to give long term benefits. Venus in Scorpio gives depth to trade, minerals and economic relations. Due to Saturn being in Pisces, decisions will be slow but permanent. At the same time, Rahu-Ketu being in Aquarius and Leo indicate that in the changing environment of the world, India-Russia relations are now entering a phase of new balance.

2. modi-Putin Meeting: Strengthening India’s independent foreign policy

Prime Minister Modi’s foreign policy has shown many times in the last decade that India no longer depends on any global group to take decisions. India’s priorities in this visit-

• energy security
• defense cooperation
• Trade and payment system improvements
• stability in asia
• Technical and Academic Exchange (academic exchange,

This policy is ‘friendly but independent’ (Friendly but Independent) Model, which strengthens India’s position in today’s changing world.

3. India from this trip,What could change in Russia relations?

,A) Energy security will be strengthened

Rohini Nakshatra and Taurus Moon indicate stability of energy and resources. So oil from this journey,Long term supply of gas. Rupee/national currency-based payment model. nuclear fuel Arrangement, rare mineralsNew agreements on Lithium, Nickel, Titanium) Can happen. Who Will make India more secure in terms of energy amid global instability.

,B) New direction in defense cooperation

Astrologically Mars,The position of Venus and Saturn suggests that defense cooperation will be ‘slow but solid’. In potential areas, such as-

1. advanced fighter upgrades
2. maritime defense system
3. missile cooperation
4. joint production

This can be a step to make India’s military capability stable and self-reliant.

,C) global response And balancing effect

saturn,Western countries due to Rahu (US-Europe) Will look at this journey with some concern. But India’s policy is clear. Communicate with everyone, but take decisions in the national interest. This balance makes India’s international reputation sustainable.

,D) Indirect impact on China

India,Proximity to Russia will impact regional politics. China may soften its stance somewhat at the border level and in the Indo-Pacific. This will have the effect of enhancing India’s strategic strength.

4. What will be the direct impact on the people of India and Russia?

This visit can directly affect the general public of both the countries:-

In India:

• stability in energy prices
• protect, IT, New jobs in pharma and engineering
• New opportunities for students and researchers
• Rare mineral supply The rise in technology due to

In Russia:

• Big and stable trade with India
• Indian IT, Cooperation with pharma and agricultural products
• Impact on employment and income
• The people of both the countries can get long term benefits from this.

5. Is India,Russia relations are now in a new phase?

Yes. The visit takes the two countries beyond traditional ‘friendly relations’ towards a practical, strong and future-focused partnership.

The new round is based on these three points:-

1. economic and energy sustainability
2. Defense and technical cooperation
3. public interest based project

this is india,Russia appears to be taking relations to a new, stable and balanced level Is,

overall Putin India’s journey in powerful conjunctions like Purnima, Rohini Nakshatra and Amrit Choghadiya is going to happen Which indicates long term and stable decisions. This meeting made India,Russia has entered a new phase of relations in energy, defence, trade and strategic policy. Modi’s leadership style makes it India’s independent foreign policy and,2030 Connects with the direction of important years.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is based only on assumptions and information. It is important to mention here that ABPLive.com does not endorse or confirm any information. Before implementing any information or belief, consult the concerned expert.

A total of seven (07) cabinet ministers, including Defense Minister Andrey Belousov, are visiting India along with Russian President Vladimir Putin (4-5 December). Putin’s delegation also included the governor of the Russian Central Bank, along with officials from Rosoboronexport, the company that handles Russia’s arms exports. Apart from Putin and the Defense Minister, Russia’s Agriculture Minister, Finance Minister and Economic Development Minister are also visiting India. During this important visit, 10 intergovernmental and 15 commercial agreements are likely to be signed between India and Russia.

Two important meetings are to take place between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Putin. There is a closed door meeting, in which apart from Modi and the Russian President, very select persons can attend. Delegations from both the countries will participate in the second meeting. Apart from this, Modi and Putin will also participate in the conference of India-Russia Business Forum. Meanwhile, Putin will also attend the launch of RT-India, the India channel of Russia’s state news channel RT (formerly Russia Today). According to the information, on Tuesday (9 December 2025), Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and Russian counterpart Andre Belousov will participate in the India-Russia Inter Governmental Commission on Military and Military Technical Cooperation ministerial meeting. Before this meeting, Andrey Belousov will be given a guard of honor by a joint contingent of the three wings of the Indian Army (Army, Air Force and Navy) at the Manekshaw Center in Delhi Cantt.

Visit to National War Memorial

Russian counterpart Andrey Belousov will also visit the National War Memorial and pay tribute to India’s martyred soldiers. The special thing is that Putin and Belousov’s visit to Delhi is taking place at a time when the Indian Navy is celebrating its 54th Foundation Day on Wednesday (December 4). Navy Day is celebrated every year on 4 December to commemorate Pakistan’s attack on Karachi during the 1971 war. It is noteworthy that during the 1971 war, when America had conspired to send its seventh war fleet against India to the Bay of Bengal, Russia had deployed its war fleet in the Indian Ocean. America had withdrawn from the war with Pakistan when the Russian Navy came to help India. India had a decisive victory in the war and Pakistan was torn apart.

Who is Belousov?

Russian Defense Minister Belousov is an economist and after taking charge of Russia for the fifth time last year i.e. in 2024, Putin made a major cabinet reshuffle and handed over the responsibility of the Defense Ministry to him. In fact, due to the Ukraine war, Russia’s defense budget was continuously increasing. This is the reason why Putin removed his confidant and military commander Sergei Shoigu from the Defense Ministry and appointed him Secretary of the Security Council (NSA).

Russia’s economy on track

If Russia’s economy is on track despite the Ukraine war and all the sanctions from Western countries, then Belousov, who has held the post of Putin’s economic advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia (2020-24), is considered to have a big role in it. This is the reason why Putin had put the responsibility of an important department like the Defense Ministry on the shoulders of Belousov. Due to strong defense ties with India, Putin has taken Belousov with him on his visit to India. Due to the delay in the delivery of the S-400 missile system, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh himself had expressed his concern to Belousov. Apart from this, India currently needs 300 additional S-400 missiles from Russia. Russia has a 38 percent share in the weapons that India imports from other countries.

Statement of Putin’s media advisor

Putin’s media adviser, Dmitry Peskov, recently offered Russian stealth fighter jets Su-57 to Indian journalists. Also, India wants the nuclear submarine signed with Russia to be delivered by 2027. Russia wants to deliver this submarine by 2028. Peskov is also part of Putin’s delegation which is coming to India.

Russian President India Visit: Russian President Vladimir Putin is coming on a two-day visit to India on 4-5 December. This is going to be his first foreign trip amid the Russia-Ukraine war.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India is not just an ordinary political visit, this visit is taking place at a time when many special signs are being seen, from the changing movements of the planets to the Hindi calendar.

Putin’s visit in Margashirsha month

Thursday, December 4, 2025, is also the date of Margashirsha Purnima, which reveals a lot about India-Russia relations from spiritual energy as well as astrological point of view.

Due to planetary changes on 4-5 December, things are looking favorable for the government at the level of talks, diplomacy and understanding regarding Putin’s visit to India.

Due to the position of Venus in Libra, mutual cooperation between the two countries will get a boost. Venus is the planet which is considered to be the factor of balance, coordination and agreement. This clearly indicates that the talks will not go into conflict at all, rather this partnership will promote mutual understanding between both the countries, which can be beneficial in the fields of trade and energy.

The auspicious influence of Jupiter brings strength in long-term agreements along with political stability. In this sense, Putin’s visit to India can be outcome-oriented in many ways. The planet Jupiter indicates that this journey can give success to concrete plans for the future.

Importance of Margashirsha in Putin’s visit to India

On Thursday, December 4, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting India, his visit is taking place in the month of Margashirsha. In the scriptures, the month of Margashirsha is considered the month of beginning and prosperity. The proof of this can also be seen in Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta.

According to beliefs, the work started in the month of Margashirsha continues for a long time. India-Russia relations have been in the role of friendly countries for years, but due to changing global equations, this journey is indicating the next chapter. From astrological point of view India and Russia are naturally stable.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is based only on assumptions and information. It is important to mention here that ABPLive.com Does not constitute any endorsement or verification of information. Before implementing any information or belief, consult the concerned expert.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is counted among the most influential faces of modern politics. His power, personality and luxurious lifestyle are always in the news. The special thing is that Putin does not allow anything about his personal life and property to be made public, hence the more information comes out about him, the more mysterious it becomes.

Putin was previously a KGB officer and his image has always been that of a tough, decisive and sharp-minded leader. His role is also considered very important in strengthening the relations between India and Russia.

What is Putin’s estimated net worth?

According to the report of Fortune Magazine, even though Putin describes himself in official documents as a government official with an ordinary income, financial experts around the world count him among the richest people on earth. According to many foreign reports, his estimated wealth is considered to be around 200 billion US dollars. Interestingly, there is no huge wealth directly registered in his name, hence he cannot be included in any billionaire list.

A grand secret palace situated on the banks of the Black Sea

The huge palace located in Russia, which is often associated with Putin, looks like a mysterious empire in itself. Built on hundreds of acres of land, the interior of this palace is like a royal museum. With spacious rooms, Italianate decor, theater hall, spa, wine room and underground passageways, it is considered one of the most expensive private residences of the modern era. Its value is said to be billions of dollars and it has gained worldwide recognition by the name of “Black Sea Palace”.

Putin’s secret train—a moving fortification

A special train is also used for Putin’s security, whose entire journey is kept secret. This train may look ordinary from outside, but inside it is like a safe moving fortress. It has all the facilities from gymnasium to spa. According to experts, its security technology is so advanced that it is capable of dealing with any threat.

Flying Kremlin

Putin also has an extensive airfleet. The most famous of this fleet consisting of many planes and helicopters is a state-of-the-art jet, which is called the Flying Kremlin because of its grandeur and security system. This aircraft is decorated like a 5-star hotel and is said to be equipped with a missile-defense system.

Luxury cars, yachts and expensive watches

The brightest part of Putin’s lifestyle is his collection of cars and watches. It is said that he has hundreds of luxury cars and also has a very expensive yacht for traveling in the sea. His watch collection is also in the news, which includes rare models and watches worth lakhs and crores.

Secret bunker and security system

There is talk of Putin having security complexes at many places inside and outside Russia. These places are built in several floors underground and are said to be equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance technology. These are often described as secret bases seen in films.

Putin’s personal world – more questions, less answers

Putin shares almost nothing about his personal life. He was born in St. Petersburg. He married and had two daughters, but always kept his family away from public life. There are many discussions regarding his personal life, but official information is very limited. This is the reason why Putin’s image has become one of the most mysterious leaders in the world.

Also read: Highest Debt Country: Which countries will be most in debt in 2025? Shocking in IMF’s new report, America is also named