The employees of the Russian House in New Delhi Dynyak Ekaterina and Kroshkina Olga participated in the All India Online Russian Poetry Recitation, organized by the Indian Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature (INDAPRYAL). Dedicated to International Women’s Day and the Spring Season, the competition brought together poetry enthusiasts from across India.

During the final round, the jury selected five outstanding performers who demonstrated exceptional expressiveness and a deep understanding of Russian poetry. The winners will receive special gifts from the Russian House in New Delhi.

Initiatives like this help promote the Russian language in India, inspire students and teachers in their learning journey, and provide a platform for creative expression. We are proud to support such projects and witness the growing interest in Russian culture! 💙📚✨

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Head of Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr Elena Remizova and Director of the Russian House in Chennai Mr Alexander Dodonov met with Russian Consul General in Chennai Mr Valery Khojaev. The parties discussed the directions of current and further work on the promotion of culture, education and the Russian language in southern India. Agency employees also met with compatriots and outlined further steps to strengthen ties with the Russian diaspora.

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Representatives of the Russian House in New Delhi took part in an online meeting dedicated to the opening of a joint Summer School for students of the National Research University Higher School of Economics — St. Petersburg and the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES).

This educational project will become a unique platform for the exchange of experience between social researchers studying electoral cycles and socio-political processes in Russia and India. The Summer School will provide students with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms of public opinion formation, political development trends and the specifics of democratic processes in the two countries.

During the meeting, Indian students received detailed information about the opportunities for studying at leading universities in Russia. Particular attention was paid to the opportunities for free education in Russia within the quota of the Government of the Russian Federation. The audience was presented with vivid and informative presentations revealing the versatility of Russia: its geographical diversity, rich historical heritage and modern role on the world stage.

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The Russian Centre for Science and Culture in New Delhi hosted a meeting of the Literary Club at the Russian House. The event was supported by the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India and the Indian Association of Russian Compatriots (IARC), bringing together connoisseurs of Russian literature, students and cultural researchers.

In a warm atmosphere, the meeting participants immersed themselves in the world of classical Russian poetry, discussing the works of great poets - Alexander Pushkin, Mikhail Lermontov, Sergei Yesenin and others. Indian students recited their poems with inspiration, conveying the beauty and depth of the Russian word. A special moment of the evening was the presentation of her own literary work "20 Princesses and a Golden Comb" by IARC activist Lyudmila Chakraborty, which evoked a lively response from the audience.

An important part of the program was a literary quiz, in which the participants demonstrated their erudition and ingenuity, guessing famous quotes and expressions. The most vivid and original answers were awarded with souvenirs from the Russian House.

The evening ended with a screening of the film "The Lady with the Little Dog" by director Iosif Kheifits. The screen adaptation of Anton Chekhov's story of the same name allowed viewers to more deeply experience the aesthetics of Russian classical literature.

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted a screening of the war drama "Road to Berlin"

As part of the weekly film screenings dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, viewers of the Russian House in New Delhi were able to touch living history through the war drama "Road to Berlin" by director Sergei Popov.

The film is based on the diaries of the poet Konstantin Simonov and the story "Two in the Steppe" by Emmanuel Kazakevich. This is not just a film, but a frank look at the war, where there is no place for pathos, but there is a place for fate, duty and human feelings.

This story about the war is not about generals and strategists, but about ordinary soldiers who made their choice on the front lines: to live, fight, die - and win. It touched the hearts of the viewers, allowing everyone to see echoes of the feat of the entire people in the heroes of the film.

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A motorcycle rally dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War was held in New Delhi

In the very heart of the Republic of India — New Delhi — the solemn roar of engines was heard: more than a hundred motorcyclists from Russia, Belarus and India took part in a memorial motorcycle rally dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The bright and meaningful event was held with the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in the Republic of India and the Embassy of Russia in the Republic of India.

The column of bikers was headed by motorcycles decorated with a symbol of heroism and courage — the Victory Banner. The route ran from the Russian Embassy to the Russian House in New Delhi — a cultural center that became a living monument to historical memory and friendship of peoples on this day.

The grand opening was accompanied by speeches by the Minister-Counselor of the Russian Embassy in India Mr. Roman Babushkin and the Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr. Elena Remizova, who emphasized the importance of preserving the historical truth and spiritual heritage of the generation of Victors.

The guests of the event were shown the RT.doc documentary film "Eternal Heroes" - a heartfelt story about people who defended the freedom of the world on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. The film evoked a deep emotional response, reminding each viewer of the price of Victory and the fortitude of the Soviet people.

The cultural program was decorated with a bright concert with the participation of the young rock band "Bridge" and Indian musicians. Songs uniting generations and cultures sounded on the stage of the Russian House, causing a sincere response and applause from the audience.

The program also included a thematic exhibition dedicated to Soviet motorcyclists — those who not only covered kilometers of front-line roads, but also made an invaluable contribution to the Great Victory. Photographs, artifacts, stories — all of this became a reminder of exploits that have no statute of limitations.

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Total Dictation was written at the Russian House in New Delhi

Today, the Total Dictation was held at the Russian House in New Delhi — an annual international event that once again united everyone who loves and appreciates the Russian language. More than 50 people gathered in the Russian cultural center to test their literacy and feel part of a large language community.

The Total Dictation has been held for many years not only in Russia, but also in other countries of the world, including India. Indian participants are becoming more and more active in this project every year, proving their interest in the Russian language.

The author of the 2025 text was Marina Moskvina, a famous Russian writer, screenwriter, and journalist. Her story “In Search of the Beautiful” took the participants on a paleontological journey through the Bryansk region, where archeology meets philosophy, and the search for the fossil past meets reflections on the eternal.

The results of the dictation will be known in the coming weeks - they will be available in the participants' personal accounts on the campaign website.

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A conference dedicated to Cosmonautics Day was held at the Russian House in New Delhi.

Dr. Elena Remizova, Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India, addressed the participants with a welcoming speech.
She emphasized the importance of international dialogue in the field of space exploration and preserving the memory of the great discoveries of mankind.

The conference's guests of honor were Russian pilot-cosmonaut, Hero of Russia Mr. Denis Matveev and Head of the International Department, Cosmonauts Training Center Mr. Igor Koreshev. Their speeches aroused keen interest among the audience and inspired young participants to strive for new heights.

The focus was on the achievements of Russia and India in space exploration and prospects for future cooperation. Indian students from the Amity Institute of Space Science and Technology, Bennett University, as well as representatives of Space Development Nexus (SDNx) shared their vision. They spoke about the history of Russian-Indian partnership in the space sector and expressed hope for its further development.

The opportunity to directly communicate with representatives of Roscosmos created a special atmosphere of open dialogue. The participants were especially interested in the everyday realities of life in space - food, everyday life and psychological aspects of being in orbit.

The program concluded with the opening of an exhibition dedicated to the life, feat and legacy of Yuri Gagarin - the first person to conquer space.

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The Russian House in New Delhi screened the film "Star"

As part of the weekly film screenings dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, the Russian Center for Science and Culture in New Delhi screened the feature film "Star" by director Nikolai Lebedev.

The film was based on the story of the same name by Emmanuel Kazakevich and tells about the unparalleled courage, dedication and heroism of Soviet intelligence officers during the Great Patriotic War. This is a story about those who, without sparing themselves, fought for the freedom of the Motherland, demonstrating fortitude and loyalty to duty.

Visitors to the film noted the profound plot, subtle direction and strong acting.

"The film left a strong impression. It touches the soul and makes you think. A very worthy work!" - viewers share their impressions.

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On April 12, Cosmonautics Day, a question and answer session with Russian cosmonaut Mr. Denis Matveev was held at the Russian House in New Delhi, which was attended by more than 160 people.
Everyone was able to ask a few questions about this difficult profession. Special attention was paid to everyday life, food and, in general, the romance of life in space.

The Russian film "The Challenge" attracted exceptional attention of the Indian audience.

This movie, created on the International Space Station, is still the only one in the whole world.

The film, which, like Yuri Gagarin, “conquered” space, made an indelible impression on the audience. Indian youth with even greater desire wanted to fly into space, feel weightlessness and see the planet Earth from the other side.

Mr. Denis Matveev, a Russian cosmonaut and Hero of Russia, and Mr. Igor Koreshev, Head of the International Coordination Department at the Cosmonaut Training Center, also attended the screening.

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Russia is my soul" in New Delhi: two days filled with culture, creativity and inspiration

The bright and warm contest "Russia is my soul", organized by the Moscow Polytechnic University, has started in the Russian House in New Delhi. This event has become a real celebration for all those who love Russian culture and language — students, teachers and guests of the center.

Today, the participants attended a cultural lecture dedicated to the richness of Russian literature, great writers and traditions. Indian students also took part in a master class on painting nesting dolls, a symbol of the Russian soul and folk art. Each participant was presented with memorable gifts, which became a symbol of friendship and respect between our cultures.

The second day is ahead. We are waiting for you again at the Russian House in New Delhi.

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