The UK on Sunday announced that it will be sending additional 1,000 ventilators from the surplus supply to Indian hospitals as part of its commitment to support India's fight against coronavirus
The shipment of vital medical supplies from the United Kingdom, including 100 ventilators and 95 oxygen concentrators as part of Covid-19 assistance, arrived in India earlier on Tuesday
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit India in April to boost UK opportunities in the region and to create a democratic counterweight to China, Reuters reported
India-UK bilateral relations will touch a new high in the post-COVID world, as India is likely to be a priority country for the UK, leading to an enhanced economic partnership, according to a report.
India and the UK have held discussions on promoting bilateral trade and investments between the two countries
Plans are expected to be further formalised during the visit of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to India in the coming months
Boris Johnson's visit could be an opportunity for India
Commerce minister Piyush Goyal and Minister of State H S Puri have held a virtual dialogue with their UK counterparts to review the progress towards post-Brexit Enhanced Trade Partnership with Britain
This partnership is helping set up a Project Preparation Support Facility cum Centre of Excellence for PPP projects
During a trial earlier this year, the High Court had been asked to determine the central question of who exactly is the beneficial owner of the funds belonging to the late Nizam, Osman Ali Khan
British Indians have played a vital role in helping the Conservatives win elections in the past, says Johnson
This campaign is being delivered in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme and will map the activities of businesses and universities against the UNs' Sustainable Development Goals
The visa will allow eligible students to work, or crucially look for work, in any career or position of their choice, for two years after completing their studies
In a letter to British PM Boris Johnson in support of India, Conservative lawmaker Bob Blackman says that the UK does not interfere in the domestic affairs of a third country
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The purpose of the new inquiry, which has a September 3 deadline for submissions from "interested parties", is to take stock of the UK's relationship with India