Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met his British counterpart Keir Starmer in talks meant to deepen co-operation on trade, defence and technology while promoting a trade deal between the countries.
The talks in India's financial capital of Mumbai marked Starmer's first official trip to India since taking office in 2024.
The two-day visit that began on Wednesday comes as the Indian government increases efforts to attract global investment for the nation's rapidly expanding economy.
The prime ministers said Thursday's meeting focused on pushing forward a trade agreement signed during Modi's visit to London in July and boosting co-operation in digital infrastructure, technology, defence, critical minerals and education.
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