PM Modi Reaffirms India’s Stand on Peace
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin during his Moscow visit. Modi made India’s position clear. He said India does not choose neutrality when human suffering increases. He said India always chooses peace, dialogue, and diplomacy. Modi stressed that violence creates loss for humanity and peace creates progress.
India Pushes for Dialogue on Ukraine
Modi told Putin that India wants a quick end to the Ukraine war. He said long conflicts damage global stability. He urged both sides to restart meaningful talks. He also said the world trusts India to support peace without bias. Modi highlighted India’s consistent stand that only dialogue can solve the crisis.
A Message for Global Diplomacy
Modi said India supports every global effort that reduces conflict. He said India works for humanity, not political camps. He also said India’s independent stand builds trust among nations. Modi called for responsible leadership from all major countries. He said global peace needs strong cooperation and honest communication.
Focus on Humanitarian Concerns
Modi expressed concern about rising civilian deaths. He said innocent people suffer the most in long wars. He urged Putin to consider humanitarian issues while planning future steps. He said children, families, and workers pay the highest price. He said peace must take priority over power struggles.
India Balances Friendship and Principles
Modi maintained warm diplomatic ties with Russia. He also upheld India’s principles. He said friendship does not stop India from speaking the truth. He said India wants peace for the world, not advantage for any bloc. His message showed India’s balanced and confident global position.
