India and Russia are targeting $50 billion in mutual investments by 2030, focusing on joint ventures in advanced manufacturing, critical minerals, and green technology. A recent meeting in Moscow saw both nations agreeing to encourage private sector exploration and collaboration. India highlighted its cost-effective skilled workforce and investment-friendly reforms, while the "Making in Russia for India" model was also promoted to boost bilateral industrial ties.

Singh Bhatia underscored the resilience, complementarity, and strategic nature of the economic partnership

Singh Bhatia said the India-Russia Working Group on Priority Investment Projects has emerged as an important institutional mechanism for identifying, facilitating and monitoring…

India and Russia are targeting $50 billion in mutual investments by 2030, focusing on joint ventures in advanced manufacturing, critical minerals, and green technology. A recent…

The financial year in India begins in April and ends in March, Vinay Kumar noted