Yet again, Russian President Vladimir Putin showered praises on Indians calling them "talented" and "driven" and added India has much potential with no doubts that it will achieve outstanding results in terms of development. 

Marking the occasion of Russia's Unity Day on November 4, the Russian president praised India as having much potential. "India will achieve outstanding results in terms of its development - there are no doubts - and almost one-and-a-half billion people: now that's potential," he said, according to Putin's translated speech originally delivered in Russian.

"Let's look at India: a talented, very driven people with such a drive for internal development. It (India) will certainly achieve outstanding results. India will achieve outstanding results in terms of its development. There are no doubts. And almost one-and-a-half billion people. Now that's potential," Putin said.

The Russian leader added that Western power has robbed the entire African continent, left it in disarray and now they are trying to do the same in Russia. 

Yet again, Russian President Vladimir Putin showered praises on Indians calling them "talented" and "driven" and added India has much potential with no doubts that it will achieve outstanding results in terms of development. 

Marking the occasion of Russia's Unity Day on November 4, the Russian president praised India as having much potential. "India will achieve outstanding results in terms of its development - there are no doubts - and almost one-and-a-half billion people: now that's potential," he said, according to Putin's translated speech originally delivered in Russian.

"Let's look at India: a talented, very driven people with such a drive for internal development. It (India) will certainly achieve outstanding results. India will achieve outstanding results in terms of its development. There are no doubts. And almost one-and-a-half billion people. Now that's potential," Putin said.

The Russian leader added that Western power has robbed the entire African continent, left it in disarray and now they are trying to do the same in Russia.