By Nidhi Verma NEW DELHI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Indian refiners will need a wind-down period to complete Russian oil deals before imports from that country can be halted, and they have so far not been ordered by the government to stop such imports,

Russia on Monday said that it is not a mediator in resolving Pakistan's tensions with India and Afghanistan, adding that it is ready to provide any assistance if requested.

Lok Sabha witnessed a heated exchange as Rahul Gandhi quoted from former Army chief General MM Naravane's unpublished memoir during the Motion of Thanks. Union ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh objected,

Analysts say New Delhi may see a 'limited role' for the Russia-India-China trialogue amid global tensions and competing priorities Russia's call to revive a troika with China and India is unlikely to be greeted with enthusiasm by New Delhi,

Russia is under growing pressure in the global oil market, forced to sell crude oil to India at extremely low prices. Some shipments have recently gone for as little as $22 to $25 per barrel. The sharp fall is driven by stronger US sanctions under President Donald Trump,

Based on recent developments in January 2026, including announcements at the Wings India 2026 exhibition in Hyderabad, the expected Indo-Russian aviation deals are heavily focused on civil aviation manufacturing,

India is on track to import record-high volumes of crude oil and condensate in January as refiners boost non-Russian purchases to replace barrels lost to U.S. sanctions

Russia’s UAC and India’s HAL have signed a pact to jointly produce Superjet 100 regional aircraft in India, boosting local aviation manufacturing.