In India, a meeting was held between the Minister of the Government of Moscow - Head of the Department of Foreign Economic and International Relations of the city of Moscow Sergei Cheremin with compatriots.
Activists of the Indian Association of Russian Compatriots (IARS) gathered in the Russian House in New Delhi, Russian houses in Kolkata, Mumbai, Trivandrum and Chennai connected by videoconference. Due to the typhoon in southern India, not everyone was able to reach the Russian cultural center, so they joined the meeting from home.
Sergey Chermin spoke about the activities of his department to support compatriots, noting that India receives special attention. He answered numerous questions, wished his compatriots to continue working on the consolidation of the Russian-speaking community in this Asian country.

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An agreement was signed in New Delhi on the creation of the Russian-Indian cultural and educational Center of L.Tolstoy and M.Gandhi on the basis of the Delhi school "Dwarka." Her partner will be Moscow school №1409 in the Northern Administrative District.
The agreement was concluded within the framework of the international and interregional social and cultural program "BRICS Peoples Choose Life". The Russian House in India co-organized the events of this program in the capital and Mumbai.
In the Indian capital, the document was signed by the president of the NGO“BRICS World of Traditions“ Lyudmila Sekacheva and director of Dvarka Suneeta Tanvar, in Moscow - director of school №1409 Irina Ilyicheva. The ceremony took place via videoconference.
Two great thinkers -Tolstoy and Gandhi- never met but corresponded for about a year.
The signing ceremony was crowned by a concert of students of "Dwarka" and secondary school at the Russian Embassy in New Delhi.
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The Russian house in New Delhi handed over a batch of Russian language textbooks and fiction to the Indian school "Bluebells," where they study the syllable of Pushkin and Chekhov. Among the 33 titles of Russian printed materials are books for teachers, workbooks, dictionaries, test workshops, as well as CDs.
The ceremony of transferring literature to a long-time partner of the Russian House was timed to coincide with the 65th anniversary of the founding of the educational institution. Currently, Bluebells has 1875 students, and six foreign languages ​ ​ are studied at the school.
Suman Kumar, a member of the Board of Directors, noted the importance of replenishing the school's storerooms with printed publications from Russia, since they are "written, decorated and published in Russian civilization, accurate in all the details of the language and have a unique foreign flavor."
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The best blood group is Russian-Indian: it suits not only Russia and India, but the whole world. This was stated by the participants of the Forum of graduates of Soviet and Russian universities, including medical ones, held at the Russian House in New Delhi.
The conference was attended by former students from Russia and the countries of the post-Soviet space, representatives of the New Delhi City Hall, the academic community of India, from the pharmaceutical industry, and a number of other Indian alumni associations. The meeting was organized by the All India Association of Foreign Medical Graduates, the President is Najeerul Ameen.⤵️