India and the UK signed a major Free Trade Agreement, expected to boost trade by £25.5 billion.

India and the UK have signed a significant Free Trade Agreement, anticipated to boost bilateral trade by £25.5 billion, cutting tariffs on a range of goods. This deal, described as a "milestone," aims to enhance investment, strengthen supply chains, and foster closer ties. India's foreign minister, Jaishankar, highlighted the pact's potential to unlock long-term capital flows and noted strong cooperation in education and anti-terrorism efforts.