Russian President Vladimir Putin chose to travel in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Toyota Fortuner SUV today.
The choice for Putin to travel in Modi's car was spontaneous rather than planned. Putin himself revealed that it was his idea to ride together in the Fortuner, and they just went outside after landing to share the ride without prior orchestration or protocol arrangements, emphasizing the gesture as a symbol of friendship rather than a pre-planned event.
Putin described the Delhi carpool as his own idea, calling it a "symbol of our friendship," with both leaders opting for Modi's white Fortuner (MH01EN5795) from Palam Airport to the PM's residence, bypassing protocol and Putin's usual armoured Aurus flown in separately.
This "car diplomacy" highlights the personal rapport and strong India Russia ties amid global tensions.
@gaurav_sundar@DaleSteyn62@Athersmike the thing with Joe Root is he can anchor the innings. He doesn't have the fire power to finish of what's now nearing 10 pe over. Jamie Overton has to do some hitting now
@bhogleharsha@sambitbal Ian Chappel inspired me to think about the game in a manner that is correct and not politically correct. The game for the game's sake
@mrsinha "hai humhaare pass kisi koyi. Modi hi to wohi"
Jo Seema surakshit rahe,
Bharath ka maan bade,
Brashtachar door rahe,
Swabhiman sab ko bade ,
Kanya surakshit rahe,
Aatankvaad jal pade,
Kashmir uncha rahe,
Kanyakumari utsuk pade,
Ekata sarvatra bade,
Ram Raj dharti mile,
@bhogleharsha@bhogleharsha all said and done, I accept it is out within laws of the game. I for one even accept mankading. But Bairstow here marked his guard thinking the ball was dead and then wandered. There is something more to this.