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Modi Uses SCO Summit to Engage Xi, Putin While Sending Signal to Pakistan

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, navigating complex diplomatic relationships with multiple world powers simultaneously. India maintained active engagement with Russia and China while avoiding exclusive alignment with either nation. The summit provided a platform for Modi to interact with President Xi Jinping and President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines. India also used the gathering to deliver a pointed message to Pakistan, underscoring ongoing bilateral tensions. The SCO setting highlighted India's long-standing foreign policy approach of strategic autonomy and multi-directional engagement.

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