A meeting of the representatives of the Association of Graduates of Soviet and Russian Universities was held at the Russian House in New Delhi. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, the participants discussed ways to further strengthen Russian-Indian ties in the fields of culture, education and science.
Their many years of work remain a significant contribution to the development of a trusting and multifaceted dialogue between our countries.

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Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India Dr Elena Remizova took part in a symposium dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Bandung Conference, organized by the Council for Social Development and the Indian International Center.
As Dr Elena Remizova noted, in today's international conditions, the principles laid down at the Bandung Conference are extremely important, since they remind us of the equality of all nations, the importance of international law and, most importantly, of an inclusive, non-aligned approach to international relations.
The importance of the Bandung Conference is difficult to overestimate, since it was the first conference of the countries of the Global South, uniting more than half of the world's population.
In this regard, it can be said that the principles of the Bandung Conference - primarily non-alignedness - underlie the BRICS+ associations, which today also cover more than half of the world's population.
It is important that the participants of the Bandung Conference highly appreciated the role of the UN Charter in maintaining the world legal order, since at that time it was the only international platform where non-aligned countries could express their opinion.
Today, the principles set out in the Declaration adopted at the Bandung Conference are in many ways consonant with Russia's initiatives in the international arena, advocating for a non-aligned security system in Europe and Asia.
In the current geopolitical conditions, the legacy of the Bandung Conference, which became the basis for the emergence of the Non-Aligned Movement and the non-aligned status of many countries, is acquiring new significance. For states, such cooperation based on a non-aligned approach is acquiring a new meaning and is being implemented in various formats, in particular, in the BRICS+ format.

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Employees of the Russian House in New Delhi took part in a round table dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory

On April 23, the RSUH hosted a round table "The 80th Anniversary of the Great Victory: Perception in the BRICS Countries", bringing together experts from Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, China and India. The discussion was devoted to historical memory, the role of Victory in World War II and the perception of this event in different cultures.

Ekaterina Dynyak, an employee of the Russian Cultural Center in New Delhi, took part in the conference, which was held in a hybrid format. This event became an important platform for international dialogue and strengthening humanitarian cooperation between the BRICS countries.

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted a screening of the documentary film “People of Christ. Our Time” by Serbian director Jovan Markovic.

The film reveals the tragic reality: the persecution of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church by the Kyiv authorities, pressure on believers, the destruction of shrines, and the ban on worship services in Russian. Through the director’s lens are eyewitness accounts from Russia, Serbia, Great Britain, Italy, and Ukraine, united by the pain of trampled Christian values.

The film becomes the voice of those whose faith was persecuted, and the footage shot in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra is a living testimony of what is happening. The director of the film delicately and accurately speaks about the most important thing: the human right to spiritual freedom.

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With the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in the Republic of India, the annual exhibition of students of the School of Arts was held within the walls of the Russian House in New Delhi — a bright event that filled the space with creative energy, inspiration and an atmosphere of cultural unity.

The head of the Representative Office Dr Elena Remizova addressed the guests with a welcoming speech, emphasizing the importance of creative exchange and support for young talents.

The exhibition presented more than 50 works made in a variety of techniques — from painting and graphics to decorative and applied arts. Each work is a reflection of individuality, search, first inspiration. The works of young artists, created under the sensitive mentorship of the head of the School of Arts Ekaterina Pokrovskaya, amazed with the variety of palette, depth of concept and sincerity of execution.

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Victory Dictation held in India

Today, the Russian House in New Delhi hosted an International historical event - the Victory Dictation!

The event accumulating over 50 students, schoolchildren, public opinion leaders and representatives of Russian and Indian businesses, who eagerly and respectfully tested their knowledge of the heroic events that changed the course of world history.

The Dictation was not only an opportunity to check one’s knowledge but also a reason to discuss the most important moments in Russian history and to strengthen connections between people of different cultures and generations.

Now, as the collective West continues to rewrite the real course of world history, it is especially important to preserve the memory of those who fought for peace and freedom.

Thank you all for your active participation and your desire to remember and honor the feats of our ancestors!

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted a screening of the cult film “Come and see”, one of the most poignant works of world cinema about the tragedy of war. The event was part of a series of weekly film screenings dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, and brought together viewers who are not indifferent to history and the eternal themes of human memory and courage.

The legendary war drama, filmed by the outstanding director Elem Klimov from a script co-written with writer Ales Adamovich, is not just a film. It is an artistic testimony that captures the pain, fear and resilience of a people faced with inhuman evil. A joint production of the Mosfilm and Belarusfilm studios, the film takes the viewer to occupied Belarus in 1943.

“The screening evoked deep emotions and reflections. “Come and see” is not just a film. This is a look into the eyes of war, from which it is impossible to take your eyes off,” viewers share their impressions.

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The annual concert of the Russian Ballet School at the Russian House in New Delhi took place at the Russian Center for Science and Culture in the heart of the Indian capital. It was a true celebration of art and grace.

Mr. Roman Babushkin, Minister-Counselor of the Russian Embassy in India, and Dr. Elena Remizova, Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India, addressed the guests with welcoming remarks, emphasizing the importance of cultural dialogue and the continuity of artistic traditions.

Young artists from the dance studio took to the stage under the guidance of professional choreographer, former soloist of the Bolshoi Theater Galina Vishnyakova. Their performance of ballet numbers from classical productions by Tchaikovsky became a real highlight of the evening. Graceful movements and impeccable technique immersed the audience in a magical atmosphere, reminding them of the eternal beauty of the great Russian ballet.

The event ended with thunderous applause, in recognition of the skill and talent of the young artists.

Complementing the dance program, a photo exhibition was organized at the Russian Center for Science and Culture, provided by the Russian National Museum of Music. Unique exhibits told guests about the life and creative path of Tchaikovsky, allowing them to delve deeper into the world of his brilliant works.

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