Brass Edition of Russian Constitution Celebrates Indo-Russian Friendship

Lokesh Mangal, a businessman renowned for printing on brass, has honored the Indo-Russian friendship by producing a brass edition of the Russian Constitution. The English version was engraved onto 56 brass pages, requiring eight hours to complete. This initiative comes amid renewed bilateral trade and economic cooperation.

Celebrating the Indo-Russian friendship, Lokesh Mangal, a local businessman known for his unique craftsmanship, has launched a 'brass edition' of the Russian Constitution.

Mangal, famous for his expertise in printing books on brass, decided to undertake this project as a tribute to the enduring camaraderie between the two nations.

In light of Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent visit to India, where new economic and health agreements were forged, this brass engraving reflects a cultural symbol of mutual respect and collaboration.

(With inputs from agencies.)