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The India-UK Critical Minerals Global Supply Chain Observatory was launched in New Delhi, marking a significant stride in the India-UK partnership for securing essential resources for clean energy and technological advancements. The initiative aims to enhance supply chain resilience and resource access through the collaborative efforts of India’s Ministry
India-UK Partnership
On November 4, 2025, the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood, and the National Technology Adviser to the UK, Dr. David Warren Smith, launched the pilot version of the India-UK Science and Technology Partnership (IN-UK-STP) Dashboard in New Delhi. This dashboard, developed collaboratively, tracks
India-UK Partnership
India and the UK have launched the India-UK Connectivity and Innovation Centre, committing £24 million to enhance telecommunications through research and innovation. The Centre aims to drive advancements in AI, non-terrestrial networks, and cybersecurity, fostering commercial opportunities and collaboration between the two nations over the next four years. Source: Original
Fintech Fest
In his address at the 6th Global Fintech Fest in Mumbai, Prime Minister highlighted India's advancements in digital technology and financial inclusion. He emphasized the importance of partnerships, particularly with the UK, to enhance global financial landscapes. The PM discussed India's digital infrastructure, including the Unified
India-UK Partnership
The official visit of UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to India on October 8-9, 2025, marked a significant step in enhancing the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. The leaders discussed various sectors including trade, technology, defence, and climate change, reaffirming their commitment to global peace and cooperation. Key initiatives included
Exercise Konkan-25
The Indian Navy and Royal Navy bilateral Exercise KONKAN-25 began on October 5, 2025, off the western coast of India. This exercise, which has evolved over two decades, aims to enhance interoperability and mutual understanding in maritime operations. It consists of two phases: a harbour phase with professional interactions and
India-UK Partnership
During a meeting with UK PM Keir Starmer, Indian Prime Minister expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and highlighted the historic significance of their collaboration. He emphasized the natural partnership between India and the UK, marking the completion of a beneficial Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and the Double Contribution Convention.