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President Putin's gifts to PM

Published By : Admin | December 24, 2015 | 11:01 IST
Russian President Vladimir Putin presents PM Modi a page from the diary of Mahatma Gandhi
President Putin gifts PM Modi a late-eighteenth century Indian sword from Bengal province

The President of Russia, Mr. Vladimir Putin hosted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a tete-e-tete at the Kremlin, on Wednesday evening.

President Putin presented to the Prime Minister a page from the diary of Mahatma Gandhi. The page contains Gandhiji's handwritten notes.

President Putin also gifted to the Prime Minister, a late-eighteenth century Indian sword from Bengal province. The sword features intricate silver artwork.

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