In a distinguished ceremony held in Moscow, Sonu Saini, Senior Lecturer at Jawaharlal Nehru University, was officially inducted as an Honorary Member of the prestigious Union of Writers of Russia. This honour was bestowed upon him by the Union’s Chairman, Nikolay Ivanov, who personally presented the membership card and badge, symbolising the deep cultural connection between India and Russia. Sonu Saini has made remarkable contributions to literary collaboration, particularly through his celebrated translations of Russian classics and modern literature into Hindi. His tireless efforts have played a pivotal role in bringing the richness of Russian literary heritage to Indian audiences, fostering deeper cultural ties between the two nations. He has also led various initiatives aimed at adapting Russian works into Indian languages, further cementing the cultural bridge between Russia and India.

Notably, Saini has frequently served as an interpreter for India’s Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, at international forums, contributing to the diplomatic dialogue between the two countries. His dedication to promoting Russian literature and culture in India has earned him widespread recognition and respect from his peers in both literary and diplomatic circles. The ceremony underscored the long-standing tradition of cultural and intellectual exchange between Russia and India, a partnership that continues to thrive through the efforts of individuals like Sonu Saini. His induction into the Union of Writers of Russia marks a significant milestone in his career and highlights the ongoing collaboration between the two countries in the fields of literature and the arts.