Акция "Огонь памяти", стартовавшая в Александровском саду Народным фронтом, представляет собой международную инициативу, призванную увековечить память о павших в годы Второй мировой войны. Стартовав в символическом месте у Кремлёвской стены, где находится могила Неизвестного солдата, акция получила особое значение.

Теперь "Огонь памяти" отправляется за пределы России — в Индию, где его ожидают в Дели и Ченнаи. Это продолжение символизирует дружбу и историческую связь между народами, а также стремление к сохранению общей памяти о борьбе с фашизмом. Подобные международные этапы подчеркивают вклад разных стран в Победу и способствуют развитию культурного и исторического диалога.

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The "Memory Flame" campaign, launched in the Alexander Garden by the People's Front, is an international initiative designed to perpetuate the memory of those who died during the Second World War. Having started in a symbolic place near the Kremlin Wall, where the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is located, the campaign has acquired special significance.

Now the Flame of Memory" is heading beyond Russia - to India, where it is expected in Delhi and Chennai. This continuation symbolizes friendship and historical ties between peoples, as well as the desire to preserve the common memory of the fight against fascism. Such international stages emphasize the contribution of different countries to the Victory and contribute to the development of cultural and historical dialogue.

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The final screening in a series of weekly film screenings dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory took place in the Russian House in New Delhi. The audience was shown the Belarusian film "Time to come back" by director Ivan Pavlov - a profound and heartfelt film dedicated to the feat of Soviet partisans during the Great Patriotic War.

Before the screening, the head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr Elena Remizova and the first secretary of the Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in India Mr. Evgeny Vlasevsky made welcoming remarks. They emphasized the importance of cultural dialogue and the memory of the heroic pages of history that unite peoples.

The film takes viewers back to the summer of 1944, when preparations were underway for one of the largest operations of World War II - the Belarusian offensive operation "Bagration". A partisan brigade is tasked with scouting out weak spots in the German defense, but an elite enemy unit, the Jagdkommando, is on their trail. Drama, tension, and human dignity are the key notes of the film, which reveals the inner strength and fortitude of the heroes.

The Indian public received the film with particular attention. "An amazing and profound film about the war. It shows the courage of Soviet soldiers in the fight for freedom and defense of the Motherland," viewers shared their impressions.

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More than 120 people took part in the round table dedicated to Russian-Indian cooperation in technology, defense and space exploration, as well as the opening of the exhibition "Weapon of Victory", dedicated to the 80th of the Great Victory.

The guests were addressed with welcoming remarks by the Minister-Counselor of the Russian Embassy in India Mr. Roman Babushkin, the Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India Dr. Elena Remizova, as well as the Air Force and Naval Attaché of the Russian Embassy in India Col. Sergey Kharchenko. In their speeches, they emphasized the importance of historical memory, as well as the strengthening partnership between the two countries in strategically important areas.

During the round table, several dozen experts discussed the current state and prospects of bilateral cooperation in the defense, space and scientific and technical spheres. The participants noted the dynamic growth of interaction and emphasized the importance of joint projects as a guarantee of stability, technological progress and strategic partnership between Russia and India.

Visitors were also presented with an exhibition of unique models of Russian military equipment, as well as models of missiles from the joint Russian-Indian enterprise “BrahMos Aerospace”.

The event was held with the support of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation of the Russian Federation (FSVTS of Russia), Rosoboronexport, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of India.

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The Immortal Regiment memorial event, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, took place in New Delhi.

About 300 people took part in the ceremonial march. For the first time, Indian participants joined the event, and together with their Russian compatriots, they walked along the streets of New Delhi with portraits of their relatives who had fought in World War II.

At the Russian House, the participants unfurled an 80-meter St. George’s ribbon, a symbol of military glory and memory. The event was accompanied by the performance of wartime songs, creating an atmosphere of deep respect for the feat of those who fought for peace.

The event became evidence of the continuity of generations and the strengthening of humanitarian ties between Russia and India based on shared historical memory.

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The ceremonial opening of a memorial plaque with the names of Indians awarded Soviet orders and medals for their contribution to achieving Victory in the Great Patriotic War took place at the Russian House in New Delhi.
Such a memorial plaque is being opened for the first time in the world as a symbol of appreciation and gratitude to the people of India from all the peoples of the USSR.
The ceremony was attended by Russian Ambassador to India Denis Alipov, Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr. Elena Remizova, Director of the Center for Military History of USI Mr. Rana Chhina and former Chief Minister of Odisha Mr. Naveen Patnaik, son of Mr. Bijjoyanand Patnaik, one of the awardees. In his speech, he expressed gratitude to the Russian side for preserving historical memory and recognizing the contribution of his father, who participated in ensuring the supply of weapons to the Soviet troops fighting in the Battle of Stalingrad.
The memorial plaque is made in traditional Indian style and is made of marble quarried near the city of Udaipur in Rajasthan. It became not only a sign of gratitude, but also a symbol of deep historical ties between our peoples.

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