As part of the New Generation program, Indian Russian language specialists traveled to Russia to participate in the Educational Program at the MASHUK Knowledge Center! 🎓

Vikram Chaudhary, a Russian language teacher at the Rossotrudnichestvo office in Delhi, and Devarchit Singh, a researcher at the Center for Russian Language Research at Jawaharlal Nehru University, participated in the program.

— They were inspired by the teaching methods of the representatives of the Pushkin State Institute of the Russian Language;
— Participated in the «Candle of Memory» action;
— Participated in master classes, group work, and even learned how to play on spoons;
— Discussed the challenges faced by foreign language teachers of the Russian language and the solutions that can be used;
— Became part of the global family of the specialists of the Russian language!

We are proud of our representatives and wish them success in mastering the Russian language and Russian culture! 🇷🇺🇮🇳

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With the support of the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in the Republic of India and the Indian Association of Russian Compatriots (IARC), a warm and heartfelt celebration of Family, Love and Fidelity Day took place in Bangalore.

On this special day, compatriots gathered together to celebrate the importance of family values, communicate, share stories and simply spend time in a friendly atmosphere.

One of the main events was the presentation of honorary medals from the Government of the Russian Federation to two married couples - in recognition of their strong family union, devotion and contribution to the preservation of traditions.

President of IARC Elena Barman emphasized the importance of this holiday as an example for the younger generation: "Family, Love and Fidelity Day inspires us to cherish family ties, pass on love, respect and fidelity - the fundamental values ​​of our culture - from generation to generation."

This day reminded everyone present that family is a source of strength, support and inspiration.

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The employees of the Russian House in New Delhi attended the 13th celebration of the founder of the MRG School as guests of honor.
The event opened with a ceremonial ceremony at the monument to the founder of the school, Laith Sri Manga Ram Goel. The participants honored the memory of the founder, who laid the foundations of the educational philosophy and values ​​on which the school is built.
A special moment of the visit was a festive concert prepared by the students of the school, which included songs, dances and theatrical numbers.
As a token of gratitude for the contribution of the Russian House to the development of education in India, the staff were presented with flowers.
The event concluded with a cultural exchange dedicated to improving the quality of education and implementing joint initiatives. The participants exchanged ideas and experiences, which contributed to strengthening ties and creating new opportunities for cooperation.

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On July 1, representatives of the Russian House in New Delhi took part in a conference dedicated to the National Doctor's Day, a holiday that is celebrated annually in India as a sign of deep respect for the work of medical workers.

Dr Elena Remizova, Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India, addressed the participants with a welcoming speech. She cordially congratulated those gathered on this significant day and emphasized the important role of humanitarian cooperation between our countries. It was separately noted that thousands of students from India choose Russia to receive a medical education - this is a vivid example of trust and strong bilateral ties. The participants were also welcomed by Mr. Aakshat Sinha, Secretary of the Association of Soviet and Russian Universities in India.
Graduates of Soviet and Russian universities - practicing doctors - made presentations on various aspects of medical work in India.

The ceremonial part of the event was decorated with a rich cultural program. A student of the Russian language courses at the Russian House, Mr. Ayush, performed the song "We will go with a horse", creating an atmosphere of friendship and cultural unity. Russian violinist Alexandra Bondarchuk also performed musical numbers, presenting the audience with works from both the classical and modern repertoire.
The event became another example of successful interaction in the humanitarian sphere and strengthening of the cultural dialogue between Russia and India.
The meeting was organized by the Association of Soviet and Russian Universities in India and the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in the Republic of India.

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted an Olympiad for foreign citizens, organized by representatives of the Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University.

The event was attended by students from Indian schools and university students who showed a high interest in receiving education in the Russian Federation.
The Olympiad was held in the following areas:
— English, mathematics, biology — for students in their final years of school;
— General and strategic management — for university graduates.

The results of the Olympiad will be published no later than July 15.
The diplomas of the winners and prize winners will be posted in the personal accounts of the participants.
The event was an important step in the development of educational cooperation between Russia and India, as well as in the promotion of the Russian education system abroad.

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Ms. Ekaterina Dynyak, Head of the Institute of the Russian Language at the Russian Centre of Science and Culture, met with Ms. Salina Samuel, Head of the School of Foreign Languages in New Delhi.

As a result of the meeting, the parties agreed on providing methodological support for the School’s teachers from the Russian House, as well as access to educational materials. They also discussed the possibility of professional development courses.
Students and teachers of the School have been invited to take part in the cultural and educational programs of the Russian House.

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted a gala event dedicated to the Day of Love, Family and Fidelity, a holiday that embodies the eternal values ​​that unite generations.

Dr Elena Remizova, Head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India, addressed the audience with a welcoming speech. She emphasized the importance of preserving family values, strengthening ties between peoples and supporting compatriots abroad.

A special moment of the evening was the presentation of the medal "For Love and Fidelity" to activists of the Indian Association of Russian Compatriots (IARC) - Rita Bhalla and her husband Madan Bhalla, as well as Lyudmila Zaslavskaya and her husband Smarajita Chakraborty.

Honorary certificates were also awarded to Indian couples whose love story began in Soviet universities and continued in India, including: Dr. Rakesh Kumar Verma and Professor Kiran Singh Verma, Mr. Aslam Javed Siddiqui and Professor Ranjana Banerjee, Professor Abhay Maurya and Professor Vibhu Maurya.

Especially for this event, the Representative Office of Rossotrudnichestvo in India organized a performance by a famous group from the Tula region - the Youth folk dance ensemble, which will also present its numbers at several venues in the Indian capital during this week.

The event took place in an atmosphere of warmth and unity and ended with thunderous applause and ovations from the audience. Among the guests were public and cultural figures of India, diplomats, journalists, students and compatriots.

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Публикация в индийских СМИ о мероприятиях, посвященных Дню семьи, любви и верности

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Publication in Indian media about events dedicated to the Day of Love, Family and Fidelity

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The Russian House in New Delhi hosted a fascinating tour for students of the Russian language courses of the School of Foreign Languages ​​to the military-space exhibition "Weapons of Victory", opened at the Russian Centre of Science and Culture as part of the celebrations dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory.
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During the event, the students immersed themselves in the history and prospects of military-space cooperation between Russia and India and learned about joint projects.

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The Gurukul the School hosted a bright performance by the Yunost folk dance ensemble from the Tula region. The creative team's visit was supported by the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India.
The audience warmly welcomed the artists, and the performance took place in an atmosphere of cordiality, sincere emotions and cultural unity. The concert ended with thunderous applause and ovations from the Indian audience - a real bridge of friendship between the two countries.
The Yunost ensemble will continue to delight audiences at other cultural venues in New Delhi throughout the week.

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The BlueBells School hosted an inspiring performance by the “Youth” folk dance ensemble from the Tula Region. The group’s arrival was made possible thanks to the assistance of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in the Republic of India.

The concert was held in a warm and friendly atmosphere, filled with mutual respect and cultural exchange. The Indian audience received the Russian artists with genuine interest, and the thunderous applause at the end became a vivid confirmation of the strengthening ties and friendship between the peoples of Russia and India.

The “Youth” ensemble will continue to delight the local audience at various venues, representing Russian culture throughout the week.

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The “Youth” dance group, with the support of the Russian House in New Delhi, successfully performed at the BrahMos Aerospace venue. The performance was warmly received by the audience and was accompanied by sincere applause. The artists were also given a tour of the museum, which was a wonderful addition to their visit.

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The India Habitat Centre hosted a vibrant performance by the Yunost folk dance ensemble from the Tula Region, timed to coincide with World Youth Skills Day.
The creative team's visit was supported by the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India and became a shining example of cultural dialogue between the two countries.
Mrs. Diana Alipova, the wife of the Russian Ambassador to India, addressed the guests with a welcoming speech, noting the importance of cultural exchanges in strengthening friendship between peoples.
The emotional and expressive numbers by the Yunost ensemble were warmly received by the Indian public. The concert took place in an atmosphere of cordiality, sincerity and creative unity.
The finale was thunderous applause and ovations from the audience - living proof that art knows no boundaries.

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On the eve of International Chess Day, the opening of the renovated Mikhail Botvinnik Chess Club took place at the Russian House in New Delhi. In India, where the game was invented, the holiday is given great attention, and the name of Botvinnik, who held the title of World Champion for almost 15 years, is known to all professionals. A student of the Leningrad Polytechnic, Botvinnik first became the USSR Champion at the age of 20. Today, children and adults came to the Russian House for an open master class by another Polytechnic graduate, FIDE Master Pavel Martynov, who also held a simultaneous exhibition.
"We are grateful to the Polytechnic and personally to Pavel for the wonderful opportunity to improve our knowledge and show our potential - such contacts certainly enrich our youth," shared his impressions the head of the chess club at the Russian House in New Delhi, Radhe Sham Tiwari.
"Chess has always been a bridge of cooperation between the USSR, Russia and India. A unique chess school was created in the Soviet Union, and Soviet and Russian grandmasters were always happy to share their experience with their Indian friends. Each Russian House in India has a chess club, where more than one generation of winners grew up. Thus, Viswanathan Anand studied at the Russian House in Chennai, and Tanya Sachdev - in Delhi. Our club turns 47 this year, and we believe that more than one generation of Indian champions will take their first steps in the Russian House," said Dr Elena Remizova, head of the Rossotrudnichestvo Representative Office in India.

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