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Putin in India: Russian Education Agency opens branch in Delhi to strengthen cultural ties

The agency currently works with several leading Russian universities and plans to expand its presence in India with new branches proposed in Mumbai and Chennai in 2026. It expects to facilitate the enrolment of more than 10,000 Indian students in Russian universities next year

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