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Yes, of course. India is our old friend. In Soviet times, Indian culture was very popular. In cinemas, Indian films were often shown. My parents told me this, they watched them in movie theaters. India is a friendly country with a very ancient and rich culture. Now the ties between Russia and India are only getting stronger. Cultural exchange between countries is also increasing (various events are being held in both countries, student exchanges, etc.). Tourism between our countries also helps to strengthen ties.“Cooperation is developing in the field of tourism. 2018 was declared the Year of Tourism between Russia and India, which allowed to increase the bilateral tourist flow.According to the Ministry of Tourism of India, if in 2017 the number of Russians who made tourist trips to Indian resorts and places of cultural heritage reached 385 thousand people, then in 2018 the increase was about 30%. The flow of Indian tourists to Russia also increased significantly - over the year it grew by 27.5%, and the total number of Indians visiting Russia exceeded 80 thousand people.Meetings are held alternately in Russia and India. In 2017, the 18th Russian-Indian summit was held on June 1 "on the sidelines" of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. As a result of Russian-Indian negotiations, a package of documents on cooperation was signed, in particular, an agreement on scientific and industrial research, a framework agreement on the construction of two units of the Kudankulam NPP, and a cultural exchange program between the two countries. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi adopted the St. Petersburg Declaration of the Russian Federation and the Republic of India, "A Look into the 21st Century."On October 4-5, 2018, Russian President Vladimir Putin paid an official visit to India. In New Delhi, Putin held talks with Modi. During the 19th Russian-Indian summit, key aspects of the further development of bilateral strategic partnership were examined; An exchange of views took place on pressing international and regional issues. As a result, a number of bilateral documents were signed.On the eve of the talks, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi spoke in a closed format.They also took part in the Russian-Indian Business Forum, and also met with pupils of the Sirius Educational Center and gifted children of India. At the end of the visit, Putin met with Indian President Ram Nath Kovind.Meetings of the leaders of the two countries on the sidelines of multilateral forums are regularly held.On July 7, 2017, before the start of the G20 summit in Hamburg, an informal meeting of the heads of state and government of the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) took place.On September 4, 2017, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi held a meeting "on the sidelines" of the BRICS summit in Xiamen, China.On May 21, 2018, the leaders of Russia and India held an informal summit in Sochi. The next meeting between Putin and Modi was held on July 26, 2018 on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg (South Africa).On December 1, 2018, a trilateral meeting was held on the sidelines of the G20 summit with the participation of the leaders of Russia, India and China.June 13, 2019 in Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan), Vladimir Putin met with Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).On November 12, 2017, a brief conversation took place between Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the 12th East Asian Summit in Manila (Philippines).Contacts are developing between foreign ministries, Security Councils, and relevant ministries of the two countries.Russia is one of India’s key partners in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.In accordance with the 1988 intergovernmental agreement and its 1998 amendment, Russia is building the Kudankulam NPP in India in the state of Tamil Nadu. Block No. 1 of the station began generating electricity in 2013, in the summer of 2016 it was finally transferred to the customer. In August 2016, Unit 2 of the station was first connected to the national energy system of India, and at the end of March 2017 it was put into warranty operation. On October 15, 2016, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took part in the laying of the second stage of the Kudankulam NPP via videoconference. In June and October 2017, the actual start of construction took place (pouring “first concrete”), respectively, of the third and fourth blocks of this nuclear power plant.At present, Rosatom has launched full-scale work on the construction of the second stage (power units 3 and 4) of the Kudankulam NPP, preparations are underway to begin the construction of the third stage (units 5 and 6) of this nuclear power plant. Now preparatory work is underway at the site of the third stage of the station. The planned fill dates for the "first concrete" (the actual start of construction) of power units 5 and 6 are 2019 and 2020, respectively.Interaction is ongoing in the oil and gas sector. Since 2001, the Indian State Oil and Gas Corporation OGC (ONGC) through a subsidiary of OGC video Ltd. (OVL) participates in the Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project, in which it owns a 20% stake (the company is the largest Indian investor in Russia). In May 2014, OAO NK Rosneft signed an OVL Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation on the Russian Arctic shelf.In the Far East of Russia, with the participation of Indian capital, five investment projects are being implemented with an estimated investment of more than 53 billion rubles. The Tata Power company has acquired a license to develop the Krutogorovskoye field in the Kamchatka Territory. The K-G-K company together with the Singapore-based Sudima company is preparing a project to create a timber processing complex in the Primorsky Territory. KJ in Vladivostok has launched diamond cutting production. The company M. Suresh Vladivostok became a resident of the free port of Vladivostok and is preparing to launch a diamond cutting enterprise. The company "JT" has implemented a project to create a tea-packing factory.Bilateral scientific and technical cooperation is developing steadily. The first comprehensive long-term program of scientific and technical cooperation with India was signed in 1987. In 2000, its validity was extended for the period until December 2010.During the summit in New Delhi in December 2010, a new Integrated Long-term Cooperation Program in the field of science, technology and innovation until 2020 was signed.Russia is India’s long-standing defense partner, and this cooperation is multifaceted. Currently, bilateral projects in Russia and India include: the BrahMos universal complex (BrahMos), joint development of the fifth generation fighter (FGFA), licensed production of Su-30 aircraft and T-90 tanks. In March 2019, Russia and India opened a Kalashnikov assault rifle factory in the Indian city of Korva.Today, the Indian Navy is equipped with Russian equipment by 80%, the Air Force - by 70%.The long-term program of military-technical cooperation for 2011-2020, along with more than 20 intergovernmental agreements, remains the basis for cooperation in this area.According to expert estimates, Russia for all the time of military-technical cooperation with India, which began in 1960, has supplied military equipment worth over $ 65 billion to this country.In October 2018, Moscow and New Delhi signed a contract for the supply of five regimental sets of S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems worth more than five billion dollars. This deal has already been called the largest in the history of Rosoboronexport. Settlements for export air defense systems will be made in rubles.Russia trains Indian military specialists at the universities of the Ministry of Defense. In addition, Russia and India annually conduct joint military exercises. There is a mechanism for bilateral consultations on regional and global security issues and the reform of the armed forces.In order to coordinate the MTC process between the two countries, a Russian-Indian intergovernmental commission on military-technical cooperation was created, headed by the defense ministers of Russia and India.”Межгосударственные отношения России и Индии

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