Indo-russian Summit

In a first, Moscow has agreed to pump in $500 million into the Indian infrastructure space, along with an equal investment by the newly formed National Infrastructure Investment Fund (NIIF), to form a $1 billion 'Russian Indian Investment Fund'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for Russia tomorrow for a two-day visit that is part of the annual summit talks with President Vladimir Putin. After their meeting in Moscow on Thursday, the two leaders are expected to sign key agreements on defence and nuclear energy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India attaches the highest importance to the strategic and privileged partnership with Russia and that he looked forward to his visit there in the near future for the annual summit with President Vladimir Putin.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh left here for home on Saturday after concluding a three-day visit during which he attended the 12th annual Indo-Russian summit and witnessed the inking of five agreements, including one for technical assistance in joint production of 42 more frontline Sukhoi-MKI 30 jets.

in Moscow as part of the 12th annual Indo-Russian summit. The PM arrived in the Russian capital yesterday on a three-day visit during which he aims to work on expanding bilateral cooperation and consolidate coordination on regional and global issues between the two, traditional allies.

In a first, Moscow has agreed to pump in $500 million into the Indian infrastructure space, along with an equal investment by the newly formed National Infrastructure Investment Fund (NIIF), to form a $1 billion 'Russian Indian Investment Fund'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for Russia tomorrow for a two-day visit that is part of the annual summit talks with President Vladimir Putin. After their meeting in Moscow on Thursday, the two leaders are expected to sign key agreements on defence and nuclear energy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said India attaches the highest importance to the strategic and privileged partnership with Russia and that he looked forward to his visit there in the near future for the annual summit with President Vladimir Putin.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh left here for home on Saturday after concluding a three-day visit during which he attended the 12th annual Indo-Russian summit and witnessed the inking of five agreements, including one for technical assistance in joint production of 42 more frontline Sukhoi-MKI 30 jets.

in Moscow as part of the 12th annual Indo-Russian summit. The PM arrived in the Russian capital yesterday on a three-day visit during which he aims to work on expanding bilateral cooperation and consolidate coordination on regional and global issues between the two, traditional allies.