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Modi and Putin Share a Carpool Ride at Nomad Games After Bilateral Meet

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin carpooled together following their bilateral meeting at the Nomad Games. The two leaders were seen sharing a ride, continuing a tradition of informal moments between them. This is not the first time they have shared a vehicle, as they previously rode together in Putin's Aurus limousine in Tianjin, China, during the SCO summit last year. Such gestures are seen as reflecting the close personal rapport between the two leaders.

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