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Poland has a long history of supporting India, dating back to the conflict in Ukraine and even earlier during World War II. At the outset of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, Poland facilitated the repatriation of Indian students and citizens. Similarly, during World War II, Jam Sahib of Navanagar offered refuge to thousands of Poles, saving them from Hitler’s concentration camps. This act of kindness is immortalized in Warsaw with a road named after Jam Sahib. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming visit to Poland holds significant importance. Poland, the sixth-largest economy in the European Union, presents a unique opportunity for India to strengthen its ties with Eastern Europe. While the media spotlight will inevitably focus on the Ukraine crisis during the Prime Minister’s visit, the time spent in Poland is equally crucial. Poland played a pivotal role in supporting India during the Ukraine conflict in early 2022. Through “Operation Ganga,” over 18,000 Indian natio...