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India-UK Ties To Grow 'Bigger, Broader, Deeper' Under Vision 2035
Deputy British High Commissioner to India, Christina Scott, stated that the UK-India relationship is poised for significant expansion under the India-UK Vision 2035 roadmap, introduced by PM Modi and Keir Starmer.
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Opinion | Beyond Hesitations: Why The India-UK Trade Deal Is An Inflexion Point
For long, Indo-UK relations have been shadowed by the echoes of a colonial past. While that history must never be forgotten, it is crucial to acknowledge the evolving dynamics of a modern, democratic India and a globally engaged Britain.
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'New Momentum In Ties': PM Modi Meets King Charles After Free Trade Deal
After the signing of the historic India-UK Free Trade Agreement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met King Charles III at Sandringham house in the United Kingdom on Thursday.
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Historic Day For India-UK Relations: PM Modi On Free Trade Pact
India and UK on Thursday inked a landmark free trade pact that will increase market access, cut tariffs on British whisky and cars among other items and double bilateral trade by 2030 as the two strategic partners vowed to chart a new growth path.
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India Secures Zero Duty On 95% Farm Goods Exports In UK Trade Deal
India has protected the interests of domestic farmers by excluding dairy products, edible oils, and apples in the free trade agreement (FTA) with the UK while securing zero duties on 95 per cent of agriculture and processed food items.
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India-UK FTA Will Open New Job Market For Indians Across Sectors
The India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), set to be formalised on Thursday evening (IST), is expected to open new avenues of growth, skill development, and employment opportunities for Indians across multiple sectors.
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India, Maldives Negotiate Free Trade Agreement, Investment Treaty
India and the Maldives are in discussions to negotiate a free trade agreement and an investment treaty, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said.
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Nitasha Kaul: The UK Professor Who Said She Lost Overseas Citizenship For "Anti-India Activities"
Nitasha Kaul is a Kashmiri novelist, politics/international relations academic, poet, economist, artist, living in London. Â
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UK Professor Claims She Lost Overseas Citizenship For "Anti-India Activities"
A British Kashmiri Professor of Politics and International Relations at London's University of Westminster has claimed her Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) has been cancelled by the Indian authorities over alleged "anti-India activities".
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Opinion | India-UK Trade Deal Shows Globalisation Is Ticking Along
President Donald Trump may say "tariffs" are his favorite word, but the rest of the world doesn't have to agree. With or without America, trade deals continue to be signed.
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UK Teens Convicted Of Killing 80-Year-Old Indian-Origin Man
Two teenagers were on Tuesday found guilty of manslaughter in relation to the death of 80-year-old Bhim Sen Kohli, who died following an "unprovoked" assault while out walking his dog in a park near Leicester, eastern England, last September.
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UK Confers Honorary Knighthood To Tata Group Chief N Chandrasekaran
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran has been conferred Honorary Knighthood by the United Kingdom for his services to the UK-India business relations, the group said on Friday.
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Accused In Pro-Khalistani Attack On Indian Mission In London Gets Bail
Delhi court has granted bail to a London resident in a case related to the alleged attack on the High Commission of India in London in March 2023.
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India-UK Relationship Has Enormous Possibilities: S Jaishankar
The India-UK relationship has enormous possibilities and realising them meaningfully is the task at hand, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday during talks with his British counterpart David Lammy.
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Opinion | UK Elections: Mending India-Labour Relations Won't Be Easy For Starmer
The relations between the UK's Labour Party and the Indian government are complex, influenced by historical ties, diaspora politics, and divergent policy priorities. Addressing such challenges will require nuanced diplomacy.
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India-UK Ties To Grow 'Bigger, Broader, Deeper' Under Vision 2035
Deputy British High Commissioner to India, Christina Scott, stated that the UK-India relationship is poised for significant expansion under the India-UK Vision 2035 roadmap, introduced by PM Modi and Keir Starmer.
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Opinion | Beyond Hesitations: Why The India-UK Trade Deal Is An Inflexion Point
For long, Indo-UK relations have been shadowed by the echoes of a colonial past. While that history must never be forgotten, it is crucial to acknowledge the evolving dynamics of a modern, democratic India and a globally engaged Britain.
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'New Momentum In Ties': PM Modi Meets King Charles After Free Trade Deal
After the signing of the historic India-UK Free Trade Agreement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met King Charles III at Sandringham house in the United Kingdom on Thursday.
-
Historic Day For India-UK Relations: PM Modi On Free Trade Pact
India and UK on Thursday inked a landmark free trade pact that will increase market access, cut tariffs on British whisky and cars among other items and double bilateral trade by 2030 as the two strategic partners vowed to chart a new growth path.
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India Secures Zero Duty On 95% Farm Goods Exports In UK Trade Deal
India has protected the interests of domestic farmers by excluding dairy products, edible oils, and apples in the free trade agreement (FTA) with the UK while securing zero duties on 95 per cent of agriculture and processed food items.
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India-UK FTA Will Open New Job Market For Indians Across Sectors
The India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), set to be formalised on Thursday evening (IST), is expected to open new avenues of growth, skill development, and employment opportunities for Indians across multiple sectors.
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India, Maldives Negotiate Free Trade Agreement, Investment Treaty
India and the Maldives are in discussions to negotiate a free trade agreement and an investment treaty, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said.
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Nitasha Kaul: The UK Professor Who Said She Lost Overseas Citizenship For "Anti-India Activities"
Nitasha Kaul is a Kashmiri novelist, politics/international relations academic, poet, economist, artist, living in London. Â
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UK Professor Claims She Lost Overseas Citizenship For "Anti-India Activities"
A British Kashmiri Professor of Politics and International Relations at London's University of Westminster has claimed her Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) has been cancelled by the Indian authorities over alleged "anti-India activities".
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Opinion | India-UK Trade Deal Shows Globalisation Is Ticking Along
President Donald Trump may say "tariffs" are his favorite word, but the rest of the world doesn't have to agree. With or without America, trade deals continue to be signed.
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UK Teens Convicted Of Killing 80-Year-Old Indian-Origin Man
Two teenagers were on Tuesday found guilty of manslaughter in relation to the death of 80-year-old Bhim Sen Kohli, who died following an "unprovoked" assault while out walking his dog in a park near Leicester, eastern England, last September.
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UK Confers Honorary Knighthood To Tata Group Chief N Chandrasekaran
Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran has been conferred Honorary Knighthood by the United Kingdom for his services to the UK-India business relations, the group said on Friday.
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Accused In Pro-Khalistani Attack On Indian Mission In London Gets Bail
Delhi court has granted bail to a London resident in a case related to the alleged attack on the High Commission of India in London in March 2023.
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India-UK Relationship Has Enormous Possibilities: S Jaishankar
The India-UK relationship has enormous possibilities and realising them meaningfully is the task at hand, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday during talks with his British counterpart David Lammy.
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Opinion | UK Elections: Mending India-Labour Relations Won't Be Easy For Starmer
The relations between the UK's Labour Party and the Indian government are complex, influenced by historical ties, diaspora politics, and divergent policy priorities. Addressing such challenges will require nuanced diplomacy.
