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Post by : Rohit Dhiman
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the INNOPROM exhibition at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit. The visit highlighted the growing focus on technology, industrial development, innovation and closer economic cooperation between India and Russia. The two leaders walked through the exhibition area and viewed displays showcasing industrial and technological capabilities. The event provided an opportunity to highlight India's expanding manufacturing base and the country's progress across several areas of science, engineering and advanced technology. The exhibition formed part of the wider engagement surrounding the BRICS Summit, where leaders and representatives from major emerging economies gathered in New Delhi to discuss economic cooperation, technology, trade and other strategic priorities.
During their visit, Modi and Putin toured the INNOPROM exhibition and observed various displays demonstrating technological and industrial developments. The showcase reflected India's efforts to strengthen domestic manufacturing and promote innovation as part of its broader economic development strategy. The visit also placed India's technological capabilities in the international spotlight. With the country increasingly focusing on advanced manufacturing, research and innovation, exhibitions such as INNOPROM offer a platform to demonstrate developments to international leaders and business representatives. The presence of the Indian and Russian leaders also underlined the importance of industrial cooperation between the two countries. India and Russia have maintained long-standing economic and strategic relations, with technology, energy, defence and manufacturing remaining important areas of engagement.
INNOPROM is associated with industrial technology and manufacturing, providing a platform for companies, institutions and policymakers to present technological solutions and industrial capabilities. At the Bharat Mandapam exhibition, visitors were able to see examples of India's progress in areas connected with modern industry and science. The showcase reflected the country's push toward greater technological capacity and stronger domestic production. The event also highlighted the importance of innovation in supporting economic growth. As countries compete to develop advanced manufacturing and technology ecosystems, industrial exhibitions have become important venues for demonstrating new capabilities and encouraging international partnerships.
The Modi-Putin visit came against the backdrop of continued discussions on India-Russia relations. Both countries have maintained close ties for decades, and their cooperation extends across several strategic and economic sectors. The two leaders' presence at the exhibition provided a visual representation of the broader relationship. Beyond political discussions, India and Russia have continued to explore opportunities for cooperation in industrial production, energy, technology and trade. The exhibition also offered an opportunity to connect diplomatic engagement with practical examples of technological and industrial development.
The visit was also significant in the context of the BRICS Summit, where technology and economic development remain important subjects for emerging economies. India has increasingly positioned itself as a major technology and manufacturing hub. Its expanding digital economy, growing industrial capacity and investment in advanced technologies have strengthened its role in discussions surrounding the future of global economic cooperation. The presence of Putin alongside Modi at the exhibition therefore attracted attention beyond the individual displays. It demonstrated how high-level diplomatic engagements can also focus on industrial and technological cooperation.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the INNOPROM exhibition at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The exhibition showcased India's industrial, scientific and technological capabilities and highlighted the importance of innovation and manufacturing.
The visit highlighted India-Russia cooperation in technology, industry and economic development. It also brought India's technological progress into focus during the BRICS Summit.
The INNOPROM exhibition was held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, the venue hosting major international conferences, exhibitions and diplomatic events. Modi and Putin's visit placed the Indian capital at the centre of attention during the BRICS Summit.
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