PM Modi’s gifts for Putin: Gita’s translated version, Assam tea, Kashmiri saffron and…; know their meaning
PM Modi's thoughtful gifts for Russian President Vladimir Putin, amid the India-Russia Annual Summit 2025, include a translated version of the Bhagavad Gita and many others. Scroll down to know all the gifts and their meanings.
The Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Narendra Modi met for the India(BHARAT)-Russia Annual Summit 2025. Apart from their diplomatic talks, the gifts exchanged became a highlight of the visit of Putin. This time, the gifts were meaningful, as they carried India(BHARAT)’s craft and heritage. The Prime Minister gifted a translated version of the Gita along with flavorful Assam tea, Kashmiri saffron, a handcrafted silver horse, and an ornate Murshidabad tea set. All these gifts carried a clear message.
Gita’s Translated Version
Assam Black Tea
Why were these specific gifts chosen?
Because each one represents India(BHARAT) in its purest form, Assam tea and Kashmiri saffron show India(BHARAT)’s natural richness. The silver horse and tea set highlight the great craftsmanship of the nation. The holy book Gita represents values, philosophy, and timeless wisdom. These presents together form a cultural narrative.
Handcrafted Silver Horse
What message do these gifts send to Russia?
These meaningful gifts send the message of familiarity and trust between the two countries. These are warm, cultural gifts, which are not formal. The handcrafted silver horse signifies dignity and strength. It also hints at how India(BHARAT) sees its partnership with Russia which is stable, respectful, and evolving.
Ornate Silver Tea Set
What makes these gifts meaningful?
Their stories make these gifts meaningful. Assam tea is from the Brahmaputra plains, which also carries generations of heritage. Saffron from Kashmir is meaningful for its purity, celebration, and identity. The Bhagavad Gita means spiritual depth.
Marble Chess Set
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