The BrahMos supersonic cruise missile.
The 5th Generation Fighter Aircraft.
The Medium Transport Aircraft Development Programme (MTA).
Co-operation in Space - the GLONASS.
The modernization of Admiral Gorshkov renamed as Vikramaditya.
Multirole Combat Aircraft (MRCA).
The civil nuclear agreement.
Co-operation in defence R&D cooperation.
Co-operation in the development of INS ARIHANT ( Indigenous nuclear submarine).
Apart from defence co-operation the various Scientific and Technological collaborations and interactions that are undertaken by both countries as under :-
(a) Russian- Indian Centre for Advanced Computing Research (RICCR) was
founded in 2000.
(b) The setting up Indian Technology Centre in Moscow under The Technological Partnership Accord signed during President Vladimir Putin's visit to Delhi in 2002.
(c) Two central agreements on space co-operation :-
(i)Exploration and use of Outer Space for Peaceful Purposes.
(ii)Long term co-operation in the field of Jjoint development operation and utilization of Russian Global Navigation Satellite System (GLONASS).
(d) Co-operation in the fields of Information technology, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, hydrocarbons, energy and power.
(e) The agreement on Intellectual Propriety Rights.
Though the strategic partnership between India and Russia has been marked by close interaction on various bilateral matters, however the same is lacking on various international matters.
The composition of bilateral trade has not changed but volume has shrunk, to exploit the consumption boom India needs to impart dynamic impulse to economic co-operation.
The overall commodity import from Russia have reduced due to cheaper and better quality goods from China, Europe and US.
Rupee debt payment has been the main irritant in Indo Russian bilateral trade relations.
The defence and technical co-operation has been growing at a rapid pace, however the trade and economic ties are lagging behind, in spite of plethora of agreements, initiated and optimism displayed by the leadership.
As India diversified its defence acquisition from countries like France, Israel, US etc Russia stopped supply weapons to India on prices and terms offered by former Soviet Union. In April 2001, an Indian parliamentary report recommended that India should go for global bids for its defence procurements  .(责任编辑：BUG)