Putin Congratulates President Murmu and PM Modi on India's 76th Republic Day
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Synopsis
On January 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated Indian President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on India's 76th Republic Day, highlighting the strong ties and mutual cooperation between Russia and India.
Key Takeaways
- Putin congratulated India on its Republic Day.
- India's contributions to global stability were acknowledged.
- Strong bilateral relations have been maintained since the Soviet era.
- The Republic Day featured vibrant cultural displays.
- Indonesian President was the chief guest at the celebrations.
New Delhi, Jan 26 (NationPress) Russian President Vladimir Putin extended his heartfelt congratulations to Droupadi Murmu, the President of India, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the momentous occasion of India's 76th Republic Day.
In his message, the Russian leader stated: "Honourable Mrs. President, Honourable Mr. Prime Minister, please accept my sincere congratulations on this national holiday - Republic Day."
Putin emphasized India’s commendable progress in various domains, stating: "India’s remarkable accomplishments in economic, social, scientific, technological, and other fields are well-recognized. Your nation significantly contributes to enhancing international stability and security, as well as addressing crucial regional and global issues."
The historical ties between India and Russia have remained strong since the Soviet period.
Regarding the partnership between their nations, Putin remarked: "We highly value the privileged strategic partnership between our countries. I am confident that through collaboration, we can foster continued growth of mutually beneficial cooperation across all sectors. This is in the best interests of the friendly populations of both Russia and India."
He concluded his message with warm wishes: "I sincerely wish you both good health and great success, along with happiness and well-being for all citizens of India."
The celebrations of the 76th Republic Day featured vibrant programs held at Kartavya Path in the national capital.
India showcased its rich cultural heritage and military strength, with the nation's top leaders and thousands of delegates present.
Over 30 tableaux from 16 state governments, Union Territories, Central ministries, Tri-services, and veterans participated, highlighting the theme of this year: 'Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas'.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto served as the chief guest, attended by approximately 10,000 guests recognized as the architects of 'Swarnim Bharat' (Golden India).
