Cultural Ties Flourish: Nagaland Shines at Bharat Utsav in Moscow

Chief Minister of Nagaland Neiphiu Rio and a 40-member cultural team attended the Bharat Utsav in Moscow. The nine-day festival showcased Indian culture and aimed to strengthen the India-Russia relationship. The event included Indian food, handicrafts, and performances, concluding Sunday near the Kremlin.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Moscow | Updated: 12-07-2025 21:07 IST | Created: 12-07-2025 21:07 IST
Cultural Ties Flourish: Nagaland Shines at Bharat Utsav in Moscow
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The nine-day cultural festival, Bharat Utsav, witnessed a vibrant conclusion with the participation of Nagaland's Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio, accompanied by a 40-member cultural delegation. Taking place adjacent to the Kremlin's Red Square, the event drew substantial engagement from both locals and international visitors.

Showcasing rich Indian culture, the event hosted stalls displaying Indian food and handicrafts, amidst performances by talented Naga artists. This initiative, facilitated by Moscow Tourism, aimed at deepening the cultural and diplomatic ties between India and Russia.

Deputy Chairman of Moscow's Tourism Committee highlighted the festival's unique position near Russian seat of power, symbolizing strong bonds between the two nations. The event concluded with notable participation from Muscovite locals, further cementing mutual respect and understanding.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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