Russian President Vladimir Putin has praised India and Prime Minister Modi for pursuing an independent foreign policy considering their national interest. Speaking to university students in Kaliningrad region on the occasion of 'Russian Students' Day', the country's President Vladimir Putin said that India is one of the countries with the highest economic development in the world. That and the leadership of the current Prime Minister is the reason for it.

India has achieved such rapid growth only under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi. Russia can count on India and its leadership as they have promised not to act against them in the international arena. That is, it regards India as a reliable partner. India pursues an independent foreign policy. It's not easy in today's world.

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But India, with a population of 1.5 billion, has the right to do so. That right is being fulfilled under the leadership of the Prime Minister. It's not just a statement, it's important from organizing the collective work. India will not play the political game of Western countries. Can a country and its leadership be trusted to cooperate or will that country take certain decisions against its national interest? He said that India will not have such political games.

The Russian President also appreciated India's 'Make in India' initiative, saying that Russia is one of the countries that invest heavily in the country. He also said that he is looking forward to making huge investments there. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has taken huge strides in development. His 'Make in India' campaign was heard by many, including Russia.

Also, we are working with our Indian friends to bring all these projects to life. The largest foreign investment in India has gone from Russia. Invested by our company Rosenept. The Russian President said that investments were made in oil refineries, network of gas stations, ports, etc. He also spoke about India's multiculturalism and the popularity of Indian films in Russia.