Summary: The text "INDO-SOVIET RELATIONS A Documentary Study" by Bimal Prasad traces the historical background and evolution of Indo-Soviet relations from 1947 to 1970 through a collection of key documents. The friendship between India and the Soviet Union was built on a solid foundation of economic cooperation, cultural exchanges, and mutual support during times of crisis, such as the Indo-Pakistani conflicts. The text highlights significant events and agreements, such as trade agreements, joint statements, and visits between leaders from both countries that enhanced their bilateral ties. The cooperation between India and the Soviet Union extended to economic development, defense assistance, and cultural exchanges, fostering mutual understanding and friendship. The joint statements and speeches reflect the shared commitment to peace, stability, and progress in the region and beyond. The text serves as a valuable resource for understanding the deep-rooted and multifaceted relationship between India and the Soviet Union, characterized by mutual respect, cooperation, and solidarity.