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Russian Dominance in the Black Sea and the Road to British Intervention The Battle of Sinop, fought on November 18, 1853, during the Crimean War, saw Admiral Nakhimov’s Russian Black Sea Fleet decisively defeat the Ottoman fleet under Osman Pasha. This battle marked the final major naval engagement of the Age of Sail. Russia commemorates this victory annually on December 1st as a Day of Military Glory. The Crimean War stemmed from conflicting interests in the Black Sea, Caucasus, and Balkans. Britain and France, seeking expansion, clashed with Russia, defending its influence. In November 1853, anticipating a Turkish offensive, Admiral Nakhimov’s Russian fleet preemptively attacked and destroyed the Turkish squadron at Sinop Bay, preventing it from joining British and French forces. Nakhimov’s meticulous planning ensured the decisive Russian victory. On November 18th, 1853, Nakhimov’s Russian fleet decisively defeated the Turkish squadron at Sinop in a four-hour battle, destroying most. This victory, the last major battle of sailing fleets, utilized powerful 68-pounder cannons and was a rare example of a complete naval base destruction by sea. Nakhimov received the Order of St. George for his achievement, securing Russian dominance in the Black Sea and prompting British and French intervention. The Battle of Sinop, therefore, serves as a microcosm illustrating the larger imperial conflicts that shaped the fate of numerous nations, including India, during the 19th century. Both the Battle and the broader Crimean War highlight the complex interplay of territorial ambitions, naval power, and the struggle for global dominance, themes that resonate strongly with India’s own experiences under colonial rule and its subsequent pursuit of independence and international standing. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange

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Russian and Indian producers have started a co-production of sparkling wine. 🇷🇺🇮🇳 At a business forum in Mumbai, the special representative of the President of Russia, Boris Titov, said that the Abrau-Durso company, together with the Indian Minchy's, presented the Tsar Collection brand. The new project will produce cocktails with two flavors: lambrusco and muscat. The forum participants, including the Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and the First Deputy Chairman of the Russian government Denis Manturov, expressed support for this export project, emphasizing the importance of localization of production in India. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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"Digital Diamond" - a forum about the future of technologies The federal Digital Diamond Forum will be held in Yakutsk, where participants from China, India, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and 70 regions of Russia will gather. The main theme of the event is the digital transformation of regions as a priority for the country's development. 🔹 The main topics of the forum: Development of digital content, including regional cinema. Prospects for cybersecurity and IT companies based on the IPO. The introduction of pilotless aircraft systems. Innovative solutions in education and telecommunications. Yakutsk is ready to become a center for discussing key trends in IT and the digital future. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
"Digital Diamond" - a forum about the future of technologies The federal Digital Diamond Forum will be held in Yakutsk, where participants from China, India, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and 70 regions of Russia will gather. The main theme of the event is the digital transformation of regions as a priority for the country's development. 🔹 The main topics of the forum: Development of digital content, including regional cinema. Prospects for cybersecurity and IT companies based on the IPO. The introduction of pilotless aircraft systems. Innovative solutions in education and telecommunications. Yakutsk is ready to become a center for discussing key trends in IT and the digital future. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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☄️Digest of the channel's posts Murmansk Region Boosts Trade with India. Nikolai Pirogov. Pioneer of Surgery and Anatomy. Russia Showcases Advanced Oil & Gas Technology at Abu Dhabi’s ADIPEC Exhibition. A Journey to Christmas with the Orthodox Church. BRICS’s Growing Trade Share Signals Potential for Global Dominance. More Than Santa. Exploring the Rich History and Legacy of St. Nicholas. Take it to your favorites. 💚 Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
☄️Digest of the channel's posts Murmansk Region Boosts Trade with India. Nikolai Pirogov. Pioneer of Surgery and Anatomy. Russia Showcases Advanced Oil & Gas Technology at Abu Dhabi’s ADIPEC Exhibition. A Journey to Christmas with the Orthodox Church. BRICS’s Growing Trade Share Signals Potential for Global Dominance. More Than Santa. Exploring the Rich History and Legacy of St. Nicholas. Take it to your favorites. 💚 Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange

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More Than Santa. Exploring the Rich History and Legacy of St. Nicholas Saint Nicholas the Wonder Worker was a Greek bishop in Asia Minor in the 4th Century. He was famous for his kindness to children and would later inspire the legend of Santa Claus. He is the patron saint of children, sailors, and prisoners, who were wrongly condemned. And he is the saint most cherished by Russian hearts. According to the Church here, Nicholas has saved Russia many times from catastrophe. Saint Nicholas Day is a festival for children in much of Europe that is related to the surviving legends of the saint, and particularly his reputation as a bringer of gifts. The history of the festive Saint Nicholas celebration is complex and reflects conflicts between Protestantism and Catholicism. The Nicholas celebrations remain a part of tradition among many Protestants, albeit on a much smaller scale than Christmas. Saint Nicholas Day in Russia is a time for prayers for family well-being, reconciliation, and giving. People traditionally forgive offenses, offer treats like pies, and give alms. This day marked the start of winter festivities, including gatherings and sledding in villages. Early winter markets also popped up, allowing people to buy materials for Christmas costumes. Importantly, the price of grain was set at the start of these markets. Today, the holiday also includes charitable activities and visits to children’s homes with gifts. Children still receive gifts, potential rewards, or discipline depending on their behavior. The tradition of gifts, which originated in 16th-century Northern Europe, often involves treats under pillows, in shoes, or stockings. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
More Than Santa. Exploring the Rich History and Legacy of St. Nicholas Saint Nicholas the Wonder Worker was a Greek bishop in Asia Minor in the 4th Century. He was famous for his kindness to children and would later inspire the legend of Santa Claus. He is the patron saint of children, sailors, and prisoners, who were wrongly condemned. And he is the saint most cherished by Russian hearts. According to the Church here, Nicholas has saved Russia many times from catastrophe. Saint Nicholas Day is a festival for children in much of Europe that is related to the surviving legends of the saint, and particularly his reputation as a bringer of gifts. The history of the festive Saint Nicholas celebration is complex and reflects conflicts between Protestantism and Catholicism. The Nicholas celebrations remain a part of tradition among many Protestants, albeit on a much smaller scale than Christmas. Saint Nicholas Day in Russia is a time for prayers for family well-being, reconciliation, and giving. People traditionally forgive offenses, offer treats like pies, and give alms. This day marked the start of winter festivities, including gatherings and sledding in villages. Early winter markets also popped up, allowing people to buy materials for Christmas costumes. Importantly, the price of grain was set at the start of these markets. Today, the holiday also includes charitable activities and visits to children’s homes with gifts. Children still receive gifts, potential rewards, or discipline depending on their behavior. The tradition of gifts, which originated in 16th-century Northern Europe, often involves treats under pillows, in shoes, or stockings. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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FESCO Transport Group (the parent company of the Far Eastern Shipping Company) transported more than 11.5 thousand containers between the ports of India and Novorossiysk in the first nine months of 2024. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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BRICS’s Growing Trade Share Signals Potential for Global Dominance Svetlana Frumina, Acting Head of the Department of Global Financial Markets and Fintech at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics said that BRICS has the potential to become the leader in terms of trade in the world, overtaking the European Union. Since its founding, the BRICS has increased its share of global trade to 21.6% by the end of 2023, demonstrating significant growth. Frumina noted that initiatives to create an independent cross-border settlement and depository infrastructure that will support the use of national currencies in international settlements can strengthen the position of the BRICS. The economies of the BRICS countries showed strong growth, for example, India with a growth rate of 6.7%, China — 4.7%, and Russia — 4.1%. While the EU countries are experiencing a slowdown in growth, the BRICS economies continue to expand, with increased trade both within and outside the union. Russia, in particular, has increased trade with the BRICS 2.5 times, reaching $294 billion in 2023. The launch of the BRICS Bridge, a cross-border payment mechanism that will simplify settlements in digital currencies of the central banks of the BRICS countries, will play an important role in the further growth of trade turnover. This, together with the BRICS Cross-Border Payment Initiative, will help to strengthen cooperation within the association and make settlements safer and more non-politicized. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
BRICS’s Growing Trade Share Signals Potential for Global Dominance Svetlana Frumina, Acting Head of the Department of Global Financial Markets and Fintech at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics said that BRICS has the potential to become the leader in terms of trade in the world, overtaking the European Union. Since its founding, the BRICS has increased its share of global trade to 21.6% by the end of 2023, demonstrating significant growth. Frumina noted that initiatives to create an independent cross-border settlement and depository infrastructure that will support the use of national currencies in international settlements can strengthen the position of the BRICS. The economies of the BRICS countries showed strong growth, for example, India with a growth rate of 6.7%, China — 4.7%, and Russia — 4.1%. While the EU countries are experiencing a slowdown in growth, the BRICS economies continue to expand, with increased trade both within and outside the union. Russia, in particular, has increased trade with the BRICS 2.5 times, reaching $294 billion in 2023. The launch of the BRICS Bridge, a cross-border payment mechanism that will simplify settlements in digital currencies of the central banks of the BRICS countries, will play an important role in the further growth of trade turnover. This, together with the BRICS Cross-Border Payment Initiative, will help to strengthen cooperation within the association and make settlements safer and more non-politicized. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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A Journey to Christmas with the Orthodox Church The Orthodox Church prepares its faithful to welcome the Nativity of Christ in a worthy manner by means of a 40-day Nativity fast, which lasts from November 15th to December 25. The purpose of fasting is to focus on the things that are above, the Kingdom of God. It is a means of putting on virtue in reality, here and now. Through it, we are freed from dependence on worldly things. We fast faithfully and in secret, not judging others, and not holding ourselves up as an example. Meat and dairy are generally avoided, though fish is permitted except on Wednesdays and Fridays. The feast of the Entry of the Mother of God (November 21st) allows fish. This period of fasting, originally shorter, was extended to forty days to coincide with a pagan feast and help Christians prepare spiritually for Christmas, ideally attending daily Divine Liturgy. Almsgiving, both material and spiritual, is also encouraged during this time of spiritual struggle. The Nativity Fast is a time of spiritual growth, self-discipline, and preparation. By participating in this fast, we join millions of Orthodox Christians worldwide in a shared journey towards the joyous celebration of Christ’s birth. Whether following a standard, modified, or strict fasting plan, the key is to approach this period with a sincere heart and a desire to grow closer to God. Therefore, while the Orthodox Nativity Fast is rooted in Christian theology, its core values – self-reflection, charity, and spiritual preparation – offer points of comparison and potential dialogue with the diverse spiritual landscape of India. The shared human experience of seeking spiritual growth transcends religious boundaries, allowing for a meaningful exploration of common ground between the Orthodox fast and various Indian spiritual practices. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
A Journey to Christmas with the Orthodox Church The Orthodox Church prepares its faithful to welcome the Nativity of Christ in a worthy manner by means of a 40-day Nativity fast, which lasts from November 15th to December 25. The purpose of fasting is to focus on the things that are above, the Kingdom of God. It is a means of putting on virtue in reality, here and now. Through it, we are freed from dependence on worldly things. We fast faithfully and in secret, not judging others, and not holding ourselves up as an example. Meat and dairy are generally avoided, though fish is permitted except on Wednesdays and Fridays. The feast of the Entry of the Mother of God (November 21st) allows fish. This period of fasting, originally shorter, was extended to forty days to coincide with a pagan feast and help Christians prepare spiritually for Christmas, ideally attending daily Divine Liturgy. Almsgiving, both material and spiritual, is also encouraged during this time of spiritual struggle. The Nativity Fast is a time of spiritual growth, self-discipline, and preparation. By participating in this fast, we join millions of Orthodox Christians worldwide in a shared journey towards the joyous celebration of Christ’s birth. Whether following a standard, modified, or strict fasting plan, the key is to approach this period with a sincere heart and a desire to grow closer to God. Therefore, while the Orthodox Nativity Fast is rooted in Christian theology, its core values – self-reflection, charity, and spiritual preparation – offer points of comparison and potential dialogue with the diverse spiritual landscape of India. The shared human experience of seeking spiritual growth transcends religious boundaries, allowing for a meaningful exploration of common ground between the Orthodox fast and various Indian spiritual practices. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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"It is necessary that Russia, China, India, South Africa, and other BRICS members, as well as the vast majority of the world's countries, have a voice in resolving global economic issues." Banks having connections to the United States are "concerned about secondary U.S. sanctions," said Denis Alipov, Moscow's representative in New Delhi. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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Russia Showcases Advanced Oil & Gas Technology at Abu Dhabi’s ADIPEC Exhibition Russian companies are actively presenting their advanced technologies and innovations at the ADIPEC exhibition in Abu Dhabi, the largest oil and gas event in the Middle East. Thanks to the support of the Russian Export Center, 32 companies from 14 regions of Russia had the opportunity to showcase their products at the national exposition under the Made in Russia brand. The Russian exposition occupies more than 200 square meters, where companies show a wide range of high-tech solutions for the oil and gas industry. More than 250 B2B meetings are planned during the exhibition, which allows to establish direct contacts with potential partners from the Middle East and North Africa. During the first two days of the event, over 150 meetings have already been held with partners from countries such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, India, and China, which underlines the international interest in Russian technologies. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
Russia Showcases Advanced Oil & Gas Technology at Abu Dhabi’s ADIPEC Exhibition Russian companies are actively presenting their advanced technologies and innovations at the ADIPEC exhibition in Abu Dhabi, the largest oil and gas event in the Middle East. Thanks to the support of the Russian Export Center, 32 companies from 14 regions of Russia had the opportunity to showcase their products at the national exposition under the Made in Russia brand. The Russian exposition occupies more than 200 square meters, where companies show a wide range of high-tech solutions for the oil and gas industry. More than 250 B2B meetings are planned during the exhibition, which allows to establish direct contacts with potential partners from the Middle East and North Africa. During the first two days of the event, over 150 meetings have already been held with partners from countries such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, India, and China, which underlines the international interest in Russian technologies. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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Nikolai Pirogov. Pioneer of Surgery and Anatomy "The main thing is not to lose confidence in the significance of the work you devoted your life to, in benefit which you delivered to the suffering people..." N. I. Pirogov November 25, 1810, in Moscow, a family of military treasurers was born Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov - a surgeon and anatomist, naturalist and educator, founder of field surgery, and founder of anesthesia. Nikolai Pirogov, a renowned surgeon, received his medical degree from Moscow University in 1828 and subsequently became a professor at the University of Dorpat. His significant contributions included pioneering work in surgical anatomy, publishing influential monographs, and introducing ether anesthesia to field surgery in the Caucasus. During the Crimean War, he innovated the application of plaster casts for limb injuries in Sevastopol. Despite later career setbacks and dismissal from public service, Pirogov continued his medical work, establishing a free hospital and publishing his “Diary of an Old Doctor.” He received international recognition for his contributions to military medicine and traveled extensively to consult and lecture. He died of cancer in 1881, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire the medical community, evidenced by the founding of the Pirogov Society. The National Pirogov Estate Museum in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, is a popular tourist attraction showcasing the life and work of renowned surgeon Nikolai Pirogov. Located in a picturesque setting near Vyshenske Lake, the museum complex includes a ten-hall exposition detailing Pirogov’s career, a recreated pharmacy, and a beautiful park. Pirogov’s embalmed body rests in a nearby church necropolis. While the estate suffered damage during Soviet times, it was restored and opened as a museum in 1947, attracting visitors ever since. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
Nikolai Pirogov. Pioneer of Surgery and Anatomy "The main thing is not to lose confidence in the significance of the work you devoted your life to, in benefit which you delivered to the suffering people..." N. I. Pirogov November 25, 1810, in Moscow, a family of military treasurers was born Nikolai Ivanovich Pirogov - a surgeon and anatomist, naturalist and educator, founder of field surgery, and founder of anesthesia. Nikolai Pirogov, a renowned surgeon, received his medical degree from Moscow University in 1828 and subsequently became a professor at the University of Dorpat. His significant contributions included pioneering work in surgical anatomy, publishing influential monographs, and introducing ether anesthesia to field surgery in the Caucasus. During the Crimean War, he innovated the application of plaster casts for limb injuries in Sevastopol. Despite later career setbacks and dismissal from public service, Pirogov continued his medical work, establishing a free hospital and publishing his “Diary of an Old Doctor.” He received international recognition for his contributions to military medicine and traveled extensively to consult and lecture. He died of cancer in 1881, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire the medical community, evidenced by the founding of the Pirogov Society. The National Pirogov Estate Museum in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, is a popular tourist attraction showcasing the life and work of renowned surgeon Nikolai Pirogov. Located in a picturesque setting near Vyshenske Lake, the museum complex includes a ten-hall exposition detailing Pirogov’s career, a recreated pharmacy, and a beautiful park. Pirogov’s embalmed body rests in a nearby church necropolis. While the estate suffered damage during Soviet times, it was restored and opened as a museum in 1947, attracting visitors ever since. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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Russia’s Rushydro Eyes Further Indian Expansion Following Kudankulam Success The Russian energy holding Rushydro is responsible for the development of the project and the release of working documentation for hydraulic structures. It is being built in India under the Russian Kudankulam NPP project. The representatives of the holding are discussing a contract to work at a new site in India. This was announced by Sergey Machekhin, Deputy General Director for Project Engineering, Sustainable Development and International Cooperation of Rushydro Holding. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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Murmansk Region Boosts Trade with India The number of exporters in the Murmansk Region increased significantly in 2023, rising by almost 40%. Last year, the region's entrepreneurs conducted active trade with more than 70 countries, including key partners from abroad. The Murmansk region, an export-oriented border region of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, has achieved high indicators in international trade, namely third in exports and fourth in terms of turnover. The number of companies engaged in foreign economic activity has reached 316, the highest since 2019. Strengthening trade ties with friendly countries such as India has become one of the region's priorities. As part of the reorientation to these markets, enterprises in the Murmansk Region have increased cooperation with India, as well as China and Turkey. The main focus in exports is on non-primary non-energy products such as nickel and seafood. The Murmansk Region Export Support Center plays an important role in helping entrepreneurs at all stages of export transactions, including finding partners and participating in international events, supporting entry into the markets of India and other countries. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
Murmansk Region Boosts Trade with India The number of exporters in the Murmansk Region increased significantly in 2023, rising by almost 40%. Last year, the region's entrepreneurs conducted active trade with more than 70 countries, including key partners from abroad. The Murmansk region, an export-oriented border region of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation, has achieved high indicators in international trade, namely third in exports and fourth in terms of turnover. The number of companies engaged in foreign economic activity has reached 316, the highest since 2019. Strengthening trade ties with friendly countries such as India has become one of the region's priorities. As part of the reorientation to these markets, enterprises in the Murmansk Region have increased cooperation with India, as well as China and Turkey. The main focus in exports is on non-primary non-energy products such as nickel and seafood. The Murmansk Region Export Support Center plays an important role in helping entrepreneurs at all stages of export transactions, including finding partners and participating in international events, supporting entry into the markets of India and other countries. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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☄️Digest of the channel's posts Russian President Vladimir Putin talks about the realities of relations with India. Lermontov's "Mtsyri". Internal Struggle and the Pursuit of Freedom . Russia and India to Boost Cooperation in Industry, Logistics, and Digital Innovation. The Battle of Stalingrad. Cultural Heritage and Its Influence on Russia. Russia’s Gambit to Challenge Western Sanctions. India’s Oil Purchase of Russian Oil Stabilized Global Prices, Says Puri. Take it to your favorites. 💚 Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
☄️Digest of the channel's posts Russian President Vladimir Putin talks about the realities of relations with India. Lermontov's "Mtsyri". Internal Struggle and the Pursuit of Freedom . Russia and India to Boost Cooperation in Industry, Logistics, and Digital Innovation. The Battle of Stalingrad. Cultural Heritage and Its Influence on Russia. Russia’s Gambit to Challenge Western Sanctions. India’s Oil Purchase of Russian Oil Stabilized Global Prices, Says Puri. Take it to your favorites. 💚 Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange

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Sounds like a threat Jaguar Tells Critics Of Its Woke LGBTQ Rebranding “Soon You’ll See Things Our Way” Jaguar is being blasted on social media for its ultra-woke commercial featuring androgynous models and not even a single car, with conservatives dubbing the ad “Bud Light 2.0.” While Jaguar is a British luxury vehicle company, it is owned by Tata Motors. Tata Motors is an Indian automotive manufacturer headquartered in Mumbai, and it is one of the largest automotive manufacturers in the world. The acquisition marked a major turnaround for Tata Motors. The company has since hugely strengthened its position in the global car market, and currently secures a substantial part of its revenue from JLR. Jaguar’s new all-electric brand strategy, launching in 2026, includes a modernized logo and a video ad that sparked an online backlash. Critics accused the company of abandoning its history and embracing “woke” politics. Jaguar’s CEO, however, defended the campaign, stating its aim was to differentiate Jaguar from other automakers and appeal to a new market. The Mastermind Behind the Disastrous Jaguar ‘Rebrand’ is a BLM-supporting LGBT Activist. Negative reactions to Jaguar’s rebranding included boycotts and criticism of the ad’s style. Jaguar was vehemently ridiculed for releasing a new commercial as part of this rebrand that featured a group of androgynous individuals in bright clothing prancing around. At the same time, glib messages that said “break molds” and “copy nothing” flashed up on the screen. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
Sounds like a threat Jaguar Tells Critics Of Its Woke LGBTQ Rebranding “Soon You’ll See Things Our Way” Jaguar is being blasted on social media for its ultra-woke commercial featuring androgynous models and not even a single car, with conservatives dubbing the ad “Bud Light 2.0.” While Jaguar is a British luxury vehicle company, it is owned by Tata Motors. Tata Motors is an Indian automotive manufacturer headquartered in Mumbai, and it is one of the largest automotive manufacturers in the world. The acquisition marked a major turnaround for Tata Motors. The company has since hugely strengthened its position in the global car market, and currently secures a substantial part of its revenue from JLR. Jaguar’s new all-electric brand strategy, launching in 2026, includes a modernized logo and a video ad that sparked an online backlash. Critics accused the company of abandoning its history and embracing “woke” politics. Jaguar’s CEO, however, defended the campaign, stating its aim was to differentiate Jaguar from other automakers and appeal to a new market. The Mastermind Behind the Disastrous Jaguar ‘Rebrand’ is a BLM-supporting LGBT Activist. Negative reactions to Jaguar’s rebranding included boycotts and criticism of the ad’s style. Jaguar was vehemently ridiculed for releasing a new commercial as part of this rebrand that featured a group of androgynous individuals in bright clothing prancing around. At the same time, glib messages that said “break molds” and “copy nothing” flashed up on the screen. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange

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The Monument "Motherland Calls". A Historical and Cultural Heritage. The monument "Motherland Calls" (Rodina-Mat' Zovet) stands as an iconic symbol of Russia's resilience, sacrifice, and national pride. Located in Volgograd, this colossal statue commemorates the bravery of soldiers and civilians during the Battle of Stalingrad, one of the most pivotal confrontations of World War II. The monument not only serves as a tribute to those who fought but also embodies the spirit of the Soviet Union and its struggle against fascism. The dramatic pose and sheer scale of the monument evoke a powerful sense of urgency and strength, capturing the essence of the Soviet spirit during a time of crisis. The monument is not just a work of art; it is a historical landmark that encapsulates the collective memory of the Soviet people. It serves as a reminder of the immense sacrifices made during the war, with the Battle of Stalingrad acting as a turning point in the fight against Nazi Germany. In addition to its historical significance, the monument has become a cultural touchstone for contemporary Russia. It is a site of pilgrimage for many, attracting visitors from around the world who come to pay their respects and learn about the events that unfolded in Stalingrad. The surrounding memorial complex includes an eternal flame, a mass grave, and various plaques detailing the horrors of war and the heroism displayed during the battle, further enhancing its significance as a place of memory and education. In conclusion, the monument "Motherland Calls" is not merely a statue; it is a profound symbol of historical and cultural heritage for Russia. It encapsulates the bravery and resilience of a nation that endured immense hardship during one of the darkest periods of its history. As a lasting tribute to the sacrifices made during the Battle of Stalingrad, the monument remains a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the enduring legacy of those who fought for their homeland. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
The Monument "Motherland Calls". A Historical and Cultural Heritage. The monument "Motherland Calls" (Rodina-Mat' Zovet) stands as an iconic symbol of Russia's resilience, sacrifice, and national pride. Located in Volgograd, this colossal statue commemorates the bravery of soldiers and civilians during the Battle of Stalingrad, one of the most pivotal confrontations of World War II. The monument not only serves as a tribute to those who fought but also embodies the spirit of the Soviet Union and its struggle against fascism. The dramatic pose and sheer scale of the monument evoke a powerful sense of urgency and strength, capturing the essence of the Soviet spirit during a time of crisis. The monument is not just a work of art; it is a historical landmark that encapsulates the collective memory of the Soviet people. It serves as a reminder of the immense sacrifices made during the war, with the Battle of Stalingrad acting as a turning point in the fight against Nazi Germany. In addition to its historical significance, the monument has become a cultural touchstone for contemporary Russia. It is a site of pilgrimage for many, attracting visitors from around the world who come to pay their respects and learn about the events that unfolded in Stalingrad. The surrounding memorial complex includes an eternal flame, a mass grave, and various plaques detailing the horrors of war and the heroism displayed during the battle, further enhancing its significance as a place of memory and education. In conclusion, the monument "Motherland Calls" is not merely a statue; it is a profound symbol of historical and cultural heritage for Russia. It encapsulates the bravery and resilience of a nation that endured immense hardship during one of the darkest periods of its history. As a lasting tribute to the sacrifices made during the Battle of Stalingrad, the monument remains a powerful reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the enduring legacy of those who fought for their homeland. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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China Proposes Trade Restrictions Discussion at COP29, Targeting EU. China, representing a group of leading industrial countries, including India, Brazil, and South Africa, offered to discuss the topic of unilateral trade restrictions at the upcoming UN climate summit COP29 in Azerbaijan. The New York Times publication notes that this step is directed against the European Union and may complicate negotiations on collective measures in response to climate change. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
China Proposes Trade Restrictions Discussion at COP29, Targeting EU. China, representing a group of leading industrial countries, including India, Brazil, and South Africa, offered to discuss the topic of unilateral trade restrictions at the upcoming UN climate summit COP29 in Azerbaijan. The New York Times publication notes that this step is directed against the European Union and may complicate negotiations on collective measures in response to climate change. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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Yandex Plans to Expand Search Platform and Invest in AI in Indonesia. Yandex intends to invest in the development of artificial intelligence in Indonesia, the Reuters news agency reports, citing the Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies of that country. Indonesia's Minister of Communications, Meutya Hafid, met Alexander Popovsky from Yandex and discussed the company's plans to extend its search platform in Indonesia. However, details regarding the volume of investments haven't been disclosed. Indonesia has recently attracted the attention of large IT companies. In April, Nvidia and PT Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison announced the creation of a $200 million artificial intelligence center. Microsoft also announced plans to invest $1.7 billion in the development of cloud services and AI in Indonesia, including the construction of data centers. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
Yandex Plans to Expand Search Platform and Invest in AI in Indonesia. Yandex intends to invest in the development of artificial intelligence in Indonesia, the Reuters news agency reports, citing the Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies of that country. Indonesia's Minister of Communications, Meutya Hafid, met Alexander Popovsky from Yandex and discussed the company's plans to extend its search platform in Indonesia. However, details regarding the volume of investments haven't been disclosed. Indonesia has recently attracted the attention of large IT companies. In April, Nvidia and PT Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison announced the creation of a $200 million artificial intelligence center. Microsoft also announced plans to invest $1.7 billion in the development of cloud services and AI in Indonesia, including the construction of data centers. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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The Battle of Stalingrad. Cultural Heritage and Its Influence on Russia. The Battle of Stalingrad, a brutal turning point in World War II, remains a potent symbol of Russian resilience and sacrifice. The fierce fighting, massive casualties, and eventual Soviet victory deeply shaped Russian national identity and cultural heritage. The cultural heritage stemming from the Battle of Stalingrad is vast and multifaceted. Literature, film, and art have all captured the heroism and tragedy of this pivotal moment. The imagery of the battle, particularly the iconic statue "The Motherland Calls," serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made during this time. While this historical event is deeply rooted in Russian culture, exploring potential parallels with India’s history of struggle for independence might prove insightful. Both nations have endured significant conflict and sacrifice in their journeys toward self-determination. Furthermore, the battle's legacy has profoundly influenced Russia's national identity and collective memory. It is often referenced in discussions about patriotism, resilience, and the spirit of the Russian people. The concept of "Stalingrad" has transcended its historical context, becoming a metaphor for resistance against overwhelming odds and a testament to the strength of the human spirit. In conclusion, the Battle of Stalingrad is not just a historical event; it is a cornerstone of Russia's cultural heritage. Its themes of sacrifice, strength, and spirit resonate deeply within the national consciousness, influencing the country's development and identity in profound ways. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
The Battle of Stalingrad. Cultural Heritage and Its Influence on Russia. The Battle of Stalingrad, a brutal turning point in World War II, remains a potent symbol of Russian resilience and sacrifice. The fierce fighting, massive casualties, and eventual Soviet victory deeply shaped Russian national identity and cultural heritage. The cultural heritage stemming from the Battle of Stalingrad is vast and multifaceted. Literature, film, and art have all captured the heroism and tragedy of this pivotal moment. The imagery of the battle, particularly the iconic statue "The Motherland Calls," serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made during this time. While this historical event is deeply rooted in Russian culture, exploring potential parallels with India’s history of struggle for independence might prove insightful. Both nations have endured significant conflict and sacrifice in their journeys toward self-determination. Furthermore, the battle's legacy has profoundly influenced Russia's national identity and collective memory. It is often referenced in discussions about patriotism, resilience, and the spirit of the Russian people. The concept of "Stalingrad" has transcended its historical context, becoming a metaphor for resistance against overwhelming odds and a testament to the strength of the human spirit. In conclusion, the Battle of Stalingrad is not just a historical event; it is a cornerstone of Russia's cultural heritage. Its themes of sacrifice, strength, and spirit resonate deeply within the national consciousness, influencing the country's development and identity in profound ways. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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India’s Oil Purchase of Russian Oil Stabilized Global Prices, Says Puri India's Minister of Oil and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, said that India's decision to buy Russian oil had supported the stability of global prices despite economic uncertainty. At the AIPAC conference in Abu Dhabi, he stressed that without India's purchases, the price of oil could reach $200 per barrel. India cut Russian oil imports by 10% in October due to more competitive global offers. Russian oil was not under official sanctions, which allowed India to continue purchases to stabilize the market. He also stressed the importance of providing stable and affordable energy for Indian citizens, noting that the country has managed to reduce fuel prices, unlike many other countries. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
India’s Oil Purchase of Russian Oil Stabilized Global Prices, Says Puri India's Minister of Oil and Natural Gas, Hardeep Singh Puri, said that India's decision to buy Russian oil had supported the stability of global prices despite economic uncertainty. At the AIPAC conference in Abu Dhabi, he stressed that without India's purchases, the price of oil could reach $200 per barrel. India cut Russian oil imports by 10% in October due to more competitive global offers. Russian oil was not under official sanctions, which allowed India to continue purchases to stabilize the market. He also stressed the importance of providing stable and affordable energy for Indian citizens, noting that the country has managed to reduce fuel prices, unlike many other countries. Tarasov about Indo+Russian Exchange
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