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PM Modi gifts President Putin artistic Agate bowls

By ANI | Published: December 07, 2021 12:29 PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Khambhat (Central Gujarat) made Agate Bowls gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin during the latter's visit to India.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented Khambhat (Central Gujarat) made Agate Bowls gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin during the latter's visit to India.

"PM Shri @narendramodi ji presents Khambhat (Central Gujarat) made gift to President Putin," tweeted Gujarat's Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi.

Agate is hard semi-precious stones made in Gujarat's Khambhat which are used as a gemstone in ornaments.

Earlier, PM Modi and the Russian President held the 21st annual summit on Monday, hours after the two nations held their maiden 2+2 dialogue.

Further, India and Russia signed 28 MoUs and agreements including that on a programme of the Military-Technical Cooperation from 2021-2031.

( With inputs from ANI )

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