Tagore loved Russia till his dying day

Tagore loved Russia till his dying day

October 24, 2012 Mastura Kalandarova, Asia and Africa Today

As the world celebrates the 150th birth anniversary of Nobel-winning Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore, Mastura Kalandarova recalls his tryst with Soviet Russia.

India-Russia Partnership at 65

India-Russia Partnership at 65

April 4, 2012 D. Aurobinda Mahapatra, specially for RIR

The relations between India and Russia can be marked by the phrase ‘continuity in the midst of change.' I doubt whether this can be said about India’s ties with any other countries.

Translating Tagore: tough but tremendous

Translating Tagore: tough but tremendous

March 27, 2012 Elena Krovvidi, RIR

Dr. Tatiana Morozova for the first time ever put Tagore’s poems to western classical music notation. With the release of her book “Rabindranath Tagore – Geetanjali – Musical Poems”, Tagore’s poetry will reach an even wider audience

80 years later, Russia recalls tryst with Tagore

80 years later, Russia recalls tryst with Tagore

February 14, 2012 Irina Prokofieva

Rabindranath Tagore visited Russia in 1930 and recorded his impressions in Letters. A Russian Bengali scholar recalls what the many-sided poet means to Russians Rabindranath Tagore visited Russia in 1930.

A Russian rhapsody

A Russian rhapsody

January 27, 2012 Achala Moulik, specially for RIR

Writer, playwright and Russophile Achala Moulik, awarded in Russia the Pushkin Medal, recalls falling in love with the country of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky.

Three Indian citizens honored with Russian state awards

Three Indian citizens honored with Russian state awards

November 3, 2011 by Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of India

Three citizens of India have been honoured with state awards of the Russian Federation for contribution to building and strengthening Russian-Indian scientific and cultural ties.

12 Indians who are famous in Russia

12 Indians who are famous in Russia

August 2, 2011 Anisia Boroznova

Throughout the week I have been badgering people with one single question: “Which famous Indian persons do you know about, and what are they famous for?”

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