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Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he wants a free trade deal with India by November. But as he prepares to meet his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi, it’s too soon to toast the prospects of a deal that may well prove hard to agree. No other nation drinks as much whisky as India – which should […]

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An investment expert goes into some of what drives her cross-border fund which aims to help scale up early-stage UK-based technology businesses into India. The significance and impact of technology in our personal and professional lives cannot be discounted. Economies around the world are increasingly depending on the growth in their digital assets. Furthermore, technology has also gained

One year into the 2030 roadmap for India-UK future relations, Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Narendra Modi welcomed progress across several bilateral agendas. The 2030 roadmap was agreed between the two Prime Ministers in May 2021 as a shared ambition over the next decade, highlighting areas of bilateral cooperation ranging from: defence and security trade

The UK PM Boris Johnson is in Gujarat, PM Narendra Modi’s home state. Gujaratis make up a large proportion of British Indians, many of whom are supporters of Johnson’s party. Prime Minister Boris Johnson landed in Ahmedabad and will spend the day there before flying into Delhi late evening. His talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi