The first stage of the Russian Language Days took place at the Russian House in New Delhi.
Three Indian schools - Bluebells School International, St. Xavier’s high school and Delhi public school Dwarka – competed in six categories.
2024 has been declared the Year of the Family in Russia, so the theme for the competition was “My family is my joy.”
The pupils sang and danced, read poetry, presented traditional Russian folk costumes, competed in a drawing competition, and also answered difficult quiz questions about the culture and history of Russia. All participants presented their performances with talent and artistry, and it was not easy to choose the winners.
A surprise for schoolchildren was the performance of the folk group from the Tula region “Spasskaya Sloboda”.
At the end there was an award ceremony for the winners.
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The Days of Russian Language and Culture at the Russian House in New Delhi ended with competitions between Indian university students. Six teams brightly and creatively presented their educational institutions, demonstrated a high level of proficiency in the Russian language and knowledge of Russian culture.
Students of Jawaharlal Nehru University, Chaudhary Charan Singh University (Meerut), Amity University Haryana, B.P.S. Women University, Delhi University, as well as a team of students from the Russian Language Institute of the Russian House competed in seven categories.
The guest of honor of the Days was the former head of the Department of Slavic and Fino-Ugric Studies of the University of Delhi Neelakshi Suryanarayan. She taught Russian at the then Soviet cultural center since 1982.
Poems and songs in Russian were sung from the stage, traditional Russian costumes and artwork were shown, and dances were performed. The winners received memorable prizes.

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“Not a single World Festival of Youth and Students can compare with the festivals held by Russia. Make new friends, establish new connections in various areas of life!” – this was the parting word given to young men and women on Thursday by Member of Parliament from the ruling Indian People’s Party (BJP) Tejasvi Surya.
The MP spoke in New Delhi in front of Indians who will go to the World Youth Festival in Russia. It will take place on the Sirius federal territory in the Krasnodar region.
T. Suriya himself was a participant in the XIX World Festival of Youth and Students, held in October 2017 in Sochi. Since September 2020, he has headed the Indian People's Youth Front, the youth wing of the BJP.
The meeting with festival delegates was organized by the National Preparatory Committee of India and the Festival Directorate and ended with a performance by a folk dance group from Jalandhar, Punjab. The artists will also go to the festival in Russia.
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