Speaking in Mumbai, Starmer said he was “deeply impressed” by India’s economic trajectory and the “transformative ambition” behind Modi’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.
As per an official statement issued by the British government, the three Yash Raj Films projects set to be shot in Britain will generate over 3,000 jobs.
On his first official India visit, Keir Starmer and PM Modi will review progress on Vision 2035, discuss the India-UK trade deal, and explore new cooperation areas in defence, AI, fintech, higher education, and cultural exchange.
Keir Starmer’s two-day India visit aims to deepen business and technology cooperation under the Vision 2035 framework, following the CETA trade deal that removes tariffs on 99% of UK products and boosts bilateral economic growth.
The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) targeted Hindus by branding saffron flags during Ganesh Chaturthi as "extremist", triggering outrage among Hindu groups.