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Advancing Rupee–Ruble Trade, Strategic Investments, and Long-Term Partnerships New Delhi | 18th November 2025 The Global Trade & Technology Council (India) [GTTCI] organised and facilitated the visit of a high-level delegation from VTB Bank to India on 18th November 2025, marking an important milestone in strengthening India–Russia economic and financial cooperation. The visit built upon […]

In a significant stride towards advancing sports diplomacy between India and Russia, the Curling Federation of India (CFI) and the Russian Curling Federation (RCF) officially signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on 10th November 2025 in Moscow, Russia. The agreement was signed by Dr. Rashmi Saluja, President of the Curling Federation of India, and Mr. Dmitry

In a landmark step towards advancing sustainable development and international collaboration, GTTCI Trade Chamber signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Innovation Capital (UNICAP) – International PPP-Investment Fund on 8th November 2025 in Moscow, Russia. The physical copy of the MoU, along with an action plan, was formally signed by Mr. Dmitry Sadykov,

The Global Trade & Technology Council (India) [GTTCI] proudly participated in the prestigious Samara Sports Forum 2025, held on November 5, 2025, at the Solidarity Samara Arena, Russia. The international gathering brought together leading sports ministers, federation heads, and global sports representatives to deliberate on the growing role of sports in promoting international cooperation, peace,

New Delhi, November 3, 2025:The Lions Club Delhi Veg (LCDVEG) marked National Author’s Day with an inspiring confluence of literature, art, and spirituality at the prestigious India International Centre, New Delhi. The grand celebration, conceptualized and organized under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Gaurav Gupta, brought together eminent authors, dignitaries, and cultural performers on one

New Delhi, November 2, 2025:The Global Trade & Technology Council (India) hosted a special felicitation ceremony at Radisson Blu Marina, New Delhi, to honour Padma Shri Yogeshwar Dutt, the Chef de Mission of the Indian Contingent to the Asian Youth Games 2025, Bahrain, for leading India to its best-ever performance in the history of the

The Asian Youth Games 2025, held in Manama, Bahrain, concluded with grandeur and celebration, marking a remarkable edition in the continent’s sporting journey. One of the standout moments of the closing ceremony was the march of the Uzbekistan contingent, whose confidence and pride reflected their nation’s growing stature in Asian sports. Uzbekistan emerged as a

The closing ceremony of the Asian Youth Games 2025 in Manama, Bahrain, was a momentous occasion celebrating the continent’s finest young athletes and the unifying spirit of sports. The event was graced by the keynote address of The Hon. Timothy Fok Tsun Ting, GBM, GBS, JP, Vice President of the Olympic Council of Asia (East

India’s young athletes have once again proven their mettle at the continental stage, delivering a stellar performance at the Asian Youth Games 2025, held in Manama, Bahrain. Under the inspirational leadership of Chef de Mission Padmashri Yogeshwar Dutt, the Indian contingent made the nation proud by securing a record 48 medals — 13 Gold, 18

In a moment of immense national pride, Team India delivered their best-ever performance at the Asian Youth Games 2025, held in Manama, Bahrain, under the dynamic leadership of Padma Shri Yogeshwar Dutt, Chef de Mission of the Indian contingent and GTTCI Sports Ambassador. India concluded the continental meet with an impressive 48 medals — 13