With the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India, the opening of the exhibition "Donbass. Volunteers. Stories" took place in the Russian House in New Delhi.
The president of the charity organization "Food of Life" Mr Valery Dolgopolov spoke to the audience, telling about the activities of volunteers and the fact that on a daily basis they try to provide the necessary assistance to more than 1000 local residents left without a comfortable minimum for existence.
The multimedia exhibition "Donbass. Volunteers. Stories" was a photo story about young volunteers of Donbass and deceased volunteers.
Starting in February 2022, volunteers of the charity organization "Food of Life" leave their families, take a vacation and go to help local residents of the frontline zone of Donbass. Volunteers cook hot meals, bake bread and go to places where there is no peace to help the elderly and children.
At the end of the event, a documentary film "Heroes Among Us" was shown, dedicated to the volunteers who died in Donbass. The film was shot by volunteers of "Food of Life", who distribute humanitarian aid to civilians in Donbass.
The event was attended by Indian public figures, diplomats, compatriots, schoolchildren and students.

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With the support of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India and the Indian Association of Russian Compatriots (IARC), a presentation of the international educational project "Russian Literary and Musical Salon Abroad" was held at the Russian House in New Delhi.
The welcoming speech was given by the Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr Elena Remizova, the chairperson of IARC Elena Barman and the director of development programs of the National Parents' Association Marianna Shevchenko.
The main goal of the international project is to strengthen cultural ties and promote the Russian language and art abroad.
The event brought together Russian compatriots and Indian citizens, creating an atmosphere of creativity, art and cultural dialogue. The program included readings of classical works of Russian literature, performances of musical works by Russian composers and theatrical sketches.
The event was attended by Indian public and cultural figures, diplomats, students and compatriots.

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The meeting of world thinkers has ended in Kolkata

With the assistance of the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Kolkata and the International Society for Intercultural Research and Development (ISISAR), the meeting of world thinkers was opened in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.

The meeting was opened by Vladimir Terekhin (Executive Secretary of BRICS, writer, poet), and writers from India and several other countries made welcoming remarks. The meeting was attended by about 20-25 people. writers, poets from different countries (mainly from India).

During the meeting, the possibility of publishing and translating books into various international languages ​​was discussed. The main concept of the meeting: promoting peace, friendship, the possibility of exchanging experiences between writers and poets. A cultural program was also planned as part of the program: a visit to the Tagore Museum, a visit to the Adamas House, book presentations, meetings with local poets and writers, and an exchange of cultural ties.

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Двое студентов из университета Rashtriya Raksha, Парихар Смрути Рахул и Радже Шринивас Гунвант, в течение двух недель проходили стажировку в Российском центре науки и культуры в Нью-Дели под руководством преподавателя из России Юлии Алёшкиной. Стажёры углубились в нюансы русской грамматики, изучили новую лексику, приняли участие в грамматическом воркшопе, а также в культурных программах Русского дома.
В ближайшее время планируется организация стажировок для студентов индийских университетов, изучающих русский язык.

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Two students from Rashtriya Raksha University, Parihar Smruti Rahul and Raje Shriniwas Gunwant, recently completed a two-week internship at the Russian Centre of Science and Culture in New Delhi under the mentorship of Russian instructor Yulia Aleshkina. During the program, the interns explored the nuances of Russian grammar, enriched their vocabulary, participated in a grammar workshop, and engaged in cultural events at the Russian House.
Plans are underway to organize similar internships for students from Indian universities studying Russian in the near future.

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A program called “Getting to Know Moscow” was held for students of Russian language courses at the Russian House in New Delhi and trainees from Rashtriya Raksha University. The host of the “Masters of Russian Language – 2024” program, lecturer from Moscow, Julia Alyoshkina, introduced the students to the most famous sights of the city and answered their questions about the Russian capital.

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As part of the "We are with you" campaign, humanitarian aid was handed over to Russian soldiers in the special military operation zone.
Over the course of a month, those who wished brought warm clothes, food, gifts, letters, children's drawings, and memorable souvenirs to the Russian Houses, which were then collected and sent to Moscow.
With the assistance of the adviser to the head of the DPR, Yan Gagin, the cargo was delivered to units in the southern Donetsk direction.
From the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India, our soldiers received 10 kg of Indian tea, which, together with parcels from other representative offices, was included in a large New Year's gift from the Agency to Russian soldiers in the SVO zone.
The "We are with you" campaign was organized by Rossotrudnichestvo, Russian Houses Abroad, and compatriots.

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On November 2, a master class on acting by Natalia Shurganova, a teacher at the GITIS Institute of Theatre Arts, was held at the Russian House in New Delhi.
The practical lesson was aimed at understanding your body, relationships, movement, as well as developing strength, speed, balance and coordination.
The guests of the event had the opportunity to get acquainted with and try out a unique technique of cognitive finger gymnastics.
The theatre teacher noted that in classical choreography there is a set of exercises that work to ensure that a person can develop his body. In the acting profession, there is the same territory of developing the body as a professional instrument.

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With the support of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India, the "Courses for NPOs" program was held at the Russian House in New Delhi.
The Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India Dr Elena Remizova gave a welcoming speech.
During the meeting, representatives of the A.M. Gorchakov Public Diplomacy Support Fund said that the main goal of the program is to introduce representatives of local non-profit organizations to the principles, methods and possibilities of implementing international projects.
They also noted that the project is aimed at directors and project managers of non-profit organizations in India.
Representatives of the Gorchakov Fund emphasized that in the future, course participants are expected to work together with the Fund's team to improve the application submitted for the grant competition, actively participate in a seminar on the legal aspects of NPO activities and the implementation of grant projects in India and Russia.

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Dr Elena Remizova, Head of Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India, met with Mr Kapil Verma, Deputy General Manager of the National Skills Development Corporation International. The parties discussed the current opportunities and prospects for training Indian labor resources for the Russian market. As a result of the meeting, the consensus was reached on the development of a pilot project.

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On December 3, the premiere of the play "The Threepenny Opera" based on the play of the same name by German playwright Bertolt Brecht, staged by Russian director, GITIS teacher Natalia Shurganova, who arrived in India, took place.
The play was presented to the Indian public on the stage of the National School of Drama.
Preparations for the play lasted for a month and a half. The theater teacher noted that all three acts of the play were solved in different acting ways, the first two were accompanied by dances, songs, children's play, and the finale of the play was completely different, very serious.
The play, which lasted more than three hours with two intermissions, ended with thunderous applause.

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More than three dozen people took part in the international environmental dictation, which was held at the Russian House in New Delhi.
Ecodictation is an annual project aimed at forming an environmental culture, popularizing environmental knowledge among various segments of the population, increasing the level of environmental literacy as a measure to prevent environmental violations and the main component of environmental safety.
The main topics of the Eco-dictation in 2024 are the "Red Book", "Protected areas" and "Ecotourism".
This year, special attention was paid to compiling questions related to the peculiarities of the existence of rare species of plants and animals, the principles of ecotourism, interesting facts about the world-famous specially protected natural areas of Russia.
The results of the international environmental dictation will be known after December 9.

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The opening of the program "Days of Robotics and Innovative Educational Technologies" was held at the Russian House in New Delhi with the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India and Southwest State University.
The welcoming speech was given by the head of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India Dr Elena Remizova and the Counselor of the Russian Embassy in India Mr Igor Semenov.
The program of the event included a presentation on the Decade of Science and Technology in Russia, lectures, seminars on robotics and virtual reality, master classes on assembling lunar rovers and programming, a demonstration of samples of educational, industrial, aerospace robotics, practical classes on "Development of a game in virtual reality", as well as a demonstration of Russian educational and cultural VR projects.
Specialists and teachers of higher education from Southwest State University, the Institute of Nuclear Physics named after D.V. Skobeltsyn and the National Research University "Belgorod State University" showed and told the youth of India how modern robots are created and how this can be learned in Russia.
This unique event brought together more than 100 schoolchildren from India, ready to study and discuss the latest achievements in the field of robotics and educational technologies.

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