President Putin giving highest civilian award to PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Russia’s highest civilian honour on Tuesday. President Putin himself gave Modi the ‘Order of St. Andrew the Apostle’ award. After receiving the honour, Modi dedicated it to Indians.
On the second day of his visit to Russia, he participated in summit talks with President Vladimir Putin. During this, Putin said, ‘We are grateful to you for the solution you are trying to find for the Ukraine crisis.
At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said- As a friend, I have always said that the path to peace does not emerge from the battlefields. Peace is not possible amidst bombs, guns and bullets.
4 big things said by Modi in the summit…
- India has been facing terrorism for the last 40-50 years. So I can understand the pain of the terrorist attack in Moscow. I strongly condemn all forms of terrorism.
- India is ready to cooperate in every possible way in restoring peace. I am very happy to hear my friend Putin’s words for peace. I want to assure the world community that India is in favor of peace.
- Be it war, conflict or terrorist attack, when there is loss of life then every person who believes in humanity feels sad.
- When innocent children are killed, when we see innocent children dying, it is heart wrenching. That pain is immense. I also had a detailed discussion with Putin on this.
President Putin hugged Prime Minister Modi before arriving at the Kremlin.
Modi in the hub of Russian nuclear technology
Modi arrived at the All Russian Exhibition Center in Moscow where he visited the Atom Pavilion. It is considered the hub of nuclear energy.
During this, Modi saw the model of Russia’s nuclear submarine.
PM Modi paid tribute to the martyred soldiers in Kremlin
Modi paid tribute at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Modi reached ‘The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’, a memorial site for Russian soldiers killed during World War II in the Kremlin. Modi paid tribute to them.
These soldiers were killed fighting against the Nazi forces during the Second World War.
