As Xi & Putin join hands, what does 'no limits' friendship mean for India? – Firstpost

Even though India has not expressed concerns publicly about the ever-growing bonhomie between China and Russia, the coming together of a historic partner and the greatest adversary is a cause of concern for New Delhi

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