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India is proudly showcasing its traditional Ayush systems at the TIME Business Forum in Kazan, Russia. The event highlights growing economic cooperation between India and Tatarstan across multiple sectors including technology and healthcare. Ambassador Vinay Kumar emphasized how India's young workforce can benefit Tatarstani industries through skilled migration. The forum also features cultural exchanges including cricket matches and Indian film screenings to strengthen people-to-people connections.

Key Points: India Showcases Ayush Traditions at Kazan TIME Business Forum

  • India's Ayush traditions and wellness systems displayed at Russia business exhibition
  • New Indian Consulate in Kazan to boost bilateral trade relations
  • Indian delegation includes Ayush ministry officials and Telangana government representatives
  • TIME Forum features cricket matches and Indian cultural film screenings
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India's rich Ayush traditions showcased in Russia's Kazan

India's Ayush systems and bilateral economic projects featured prominently at Tatarstan-India forum, highlighting deepening Russia-India cooperation and new consulate.

"India's demographic dividend can also benefit the industries in Tatarstan by skilled migration and capacity building - Ambassador Vinay Kumar"

Kazan, Oct 8

India's rich Ayush traditions, joint India-Russia economic projects in the field of technological cooperation, health and banking sector highlighting strong bilateral cooperation and innovation are being showcased prominently at the Tatarstan India Mutual Efficiency (TIME) Business Forum that kicked off in Kazan on Wednesday.

The forum will also witness active business exchanges, high-level panel discussions on issues ranging from health, labour mobility to highlight India's vibrant culture through diverse Indian movies and a friendly cricket match.

The Indian delegation at the event is led by Ambassador Vinay Kumar.

"During the meeting with H.E. Mr Rustam Minnikhanov, Rais (Head) of the Republic of Tatarstan, Ambassador highlighted the deepening India-Russia ties and ongoing active collaboration between Tatarstan and India which will get a significant boost upon opening of an Indian Consulate General in Kazan in near future," the Embassy of India in Russia posted on X.

The high-level Indian delegation has representatives of the Indian Ministry of Ayush, senior officials of the government of Telangana, Mayor of Agra, businesspersons, spiritual masters and film personalities.

Addressing the plenary session of the TIME Business Forum on 'Russia and India: Time to Cooperate, Time for Regions', Ambassador Kumar mentioned that, as the fastest growing economy and the government's programmes to make India a developed nation by 2047, India offers significant opportunities for businesses from Kazan to invest and expand in India, including in sector-specific industrial corridors.

"India's demographic dividend can also benefit the industries in Tatarstan by skilled migration and capacity building. The opening of the Indian Consulate in Kazan will further boost India-Tatarstan ties," the Indian diplomat stressed during the forum.

He also toured the TIME India-Russia Business Forum exhibition along with Prime Minister of Tatarstan, Aleksei Pesoshin. The exhibition showcased India's rich AYUSH traditions, joint India-Russia economic projects in the field of technological cooperation, health and banking sector highlighting strong bilateral cooperation and innovation.

Earlier, Ambassador Kumar inaugurated the Centre for Indian Studies which has been established in the Kazan Federal University and supported by the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR).

- IANS

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Rohit P
Opening an Indian Consulate in Kazan is a smart move. Will definitely help Indian businesses and students in that region. Russia has been our reliable partner for decades, good to see the relationship expanding beyond defense.
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David E
As someone working in international trade, I appreciate how India is strategically building regional partnerships. The focus on specific industrial corridors shows practical thinking rather than just high-level talks.
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Ananya R
Cricket match and Indian movies along with business discussions - that's the perfect Indian way to build relationships! 🏏 Cultural exchanges create stronger bonds than just formal diplomacy.
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the international outreach, I hope we're also focusing on making Ayush more accessible and affordable within India first. Sometimes we promote our traditions abroad while many Indians can't afford proper Ayurvedic treatments at home.
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Vikram M
The Centre for Indian Studies at Kazan University is a brilliant long-term investment. When foreign students study our culture and systems, it creates lasting goodwill and understanding. More such centers needed worldwide!

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