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Vladimir Putin said he had a lot in common with the US leader The President of Russia, Vladimir Putin , on Thursday praised the US President Donald Trump and said he was exactly the kind of person he liked most. Putin said he had never met Trump but that he agreed relations between their countries had to improve and he was willing to talk with the US leader. "I have to recognize that I love that kind of person. They are simple, direct, they have a very honest view of things and that can be very advantageous," Efe quoted him as saying. He said he had a lot in common with the US leader as he considered that neither were professional politicians and highlighted that he himself had never been a member of a party. Nonetheless, records show that Putin entered the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1970 while attending St. Petersburg State University, and remained a member until December 1991. Putin insisted that whether he liked Trump or not was irrel...

The list also includes Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Theresa May, among others Prime Minister  Narendra Modi  and Paytm founder  Vijay Shekhar Sharma  were the only two Indians to make it to the  Time ’s  annual list of ‘100 most influential people in the world’. The list features pioneers, artists, titans, leaders and icons from around the world honoured for “the power of their inventions, the scale of their ambitions, the genius of their solutions to problems that no one before them could solve.” US President Donald Trump, Russian President  Vladimir Putin  and British Prime Minister  Theresa May  are also included on the new list. The profile of Modi, 66, was written by author Pankaj Mishra. “Once barred from the US for his suspected complicity in anti-Muslim violence, and politically ostracised at home as well, this Hindu nationalist used Twitter to bypass traditional media and speak directly to masses feeling l...