India and Russia have agreed to raise their bilateral trade to $100 billion by 2030, marking a major step towards a stronger economic partnership. The target is aimed at increasing trade, encouraging investment, and creating more opportunities for businesses in both countries. The two nations will expand cooperation in key sectors such as energy, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, manufacturing, transport, and technology. They also plan to improve trade routes and logistics so that goods can move faster and trade becomes more efficient. The new goal reflects a shared vision of building a stronger, long-term trade relationship that supports economic growth and benefits industries in both countries.