🇷🇺 🇮🇳 On May 18, diplomats from 13 countries, including representatives of the Russian Embassy in India, took part in the election rally of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

👥 The large-scale event, which was attended by candidates of the Bharatiya Janata Party from three constituencies in Delhi, was visited by more than 150 thousand people.

💬 The Indian Prime Minister underscored the country's achievements over the past 10 years focusing on the formation of a strong government following the parliamentary elections (April 19 — June 1) and outlining the transformation of the country into a developed economy by 2047 as the main direction of work.

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🔔 On May 17, the Russian Embassy's School named after Alexander Kadakin hosted the Last Bell (Farewell) ceremony.

❗️The emotional celebration marked another important milestone for the former 11th graders — after saying goodbye to their second home, they took their first step into adulthood.

💬 Parting words were delivered by Minister Counsellor of the Embassy Roman Babushkin and School Director Sergey Leppik.

✨ The solemn ceremony was followed by a festive concert that included performances by the school's youngest students, parents and teachers of the graduates, and a symbolic transfer of the Granite of Knowledge to future 11th graders.

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🙋 On May 19, as part of the Russian Literary Festival arranged with the support of the "Russkiy Mir" Foundation, an oratory competition themed “The Role of Russian Writers in World Literature” was held at the Russian House in Trivandrum.

💬 The leitmotif of all the speeches was the idea that such recognized classics as Alexander Pushkin, Leo Tolstoy, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Anton Chekhov and many others are widely revered not only in their homeland, but all over the world.

🏅 The winners of the competition were awarded medals, certificates and memorable gifts.

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