America kept watching and India played the truth about Putin’s visit which no one is telling.

News India Live, Digital Desk: For the last two days, only one face was visible on TV and social media, Vladimir Putin. The Russian President came to India, met PM Modi, and drove away gracefully in his “old” Ambassador car. But after the glamor of these two days, the same question arises, “What did we get from all this?” The world, especially America and Europe, was watching closely whether India would “annoy” Russia or say something harsh on the Ukraine war. But exactly the opposite happened. Let us decode in simple language the biggest things you should know about this visit.1. “You keep shouting, we will do business” The biggest takeaway is that India has completely rejected the pressure from western countries. Modi and Putin have together decided to take the trade to 100 billion dollars by 2030 (100 Billion Dollar Trade Target). Do you understand what this means? Both countries are no longer afraid. Now it will not only be about weapons, but also about fertiliser, coal and farming.2. Cheap oil and your terms: If you are worried about the price of petrol and diesel, then this news is good for you. Putin has made it clear that the supply of cheap crude oil to India will not stop. No matter how much turmoil there is in the world, India’s energy security will remain Russia’s priority. The meaning is clear, India is dealing with the world on its own terms.3. Now ‘indigenous’ skills will be used in Russia. A very interesting thing has come out on Labor Mobility. Russia needs workers and India has the largest pool of young talent in the world. It has been agreed between the two leaders that skilled Indians will easily get opportunities to work in Russia. This means that in future it may be a little easier for you to get a visa to go to Russia and settle there.4. Will the problem of payments be solved? The biggest problem in trade with Russia was ‘payments’ because there is a ban on the dollar. On this tour, both the countries have emphasized on increasing trade in their respective currencies i.e. rupees and rubles and finding new avenues. If this happens, our dependence on the US dollar will further reduce.