India–Georgia relations reflect a quiet but strategic partnership shaped by history, people-to-people ties, connectivity ambitions, and emerging Eurasian geopolitics.

New Delhi. December 12, 2025 India and Russia share a partnership that has weathered decades, anchored in trust, mutual respect, and strategic necessity. From the launch of India’s first satellite, Aryabhata , aboard a USSR rocket in 1975, to Russian cosmonauts returning gifts from the International Space Station in 2013, the story of cooperation in space reads like a tale of shared ambition. On the defence front, the Soviet Union’s support during the 1971 Indo-Pak war remain

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Konnichiwa Pune 2025 proved that Indo–Japan cultural diplomacy is no longer something confined to official documents or high-level dialogues. It is alive in Pune living, breathing, and evolving through students, families, entrepreneurs, artists, volunteers, and visitors who came together to celebrate a bond now more than 20 years strong between Pune and Okayama Prefecture. Held on November 15 and 16, 2025 at the picturesque Kalagram in the Pune–Okayama Friendship Garden , t