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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been awarded The Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle, one of Russia's highest civilian honors. The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude for the prestigious award in a post on X (formerly Twitter), thanking the Russian Government for the recognition.
In his post, PM Modi stated, "Honoured to receive The Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle. I thank the Russian Government for conferring the award. This award is dedicated to my fellow 140 crore Indians."
The Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle is Russia's highest state decoration, given for exceptional services to the state. This honor reflects the strong and growing ties between India and Russia, recognizing Modi's efforts to enhance bilateral relations and foster cooperation across various sectors.
The award is a testament to India's increasing influence on the global stage and PM Modi's leadership in steering the nation towards progress and development. The dedication of the award to the people of India underscores Modi's commitment to his country's growth and prosperity.
The recognition comes at a time when India continues to strengthen its international partnerships, aiming to play a pivotal role in global affairs. PM Modi's receipt of this honor highlights the respect and admiration he commands internationally, and the significance of India's strategic partnerships with major world powers.
