UK won't give more visas to Indian workers, says PM
Starmer resists visa increases for Indian workers and students amid pressure to curb migration while leveraging a trade deal expected to boost UK exports to India by nearly 60%.
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Mumbai on his first official trip to India to strengthen business ties and investments between the two nations, as stated by the British High Commission.
- Starmer confirmed the UK will not relax visa restrictions for Indian workers during his visit, disappointing many who had hoped for easier access, according to Biswajit Dhar.
- Discussions between Starmer and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will cover global affairs, including the US peace plan for Gaza and the Ukraine war, as indicated in the meeting agenda.
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During his first visit to India, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met with his counterpart Narendra Modi.
PM Modi welcomes UK counterpart Keir Starmer ahead of bilateral talks in Mumbai
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PM Modi meets UK PM Keir Starmer in Mumbai, talks focus on defence and trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets UK counterpart Keir Starmer in Mumbai to discuss strengthening India-UK ties. Investment plans and trade deals were key topics during Starmer's first visit to India after becoming PM.
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