The department of industrial promotions and policies in India has developed a general agreement with its counterpart in the United Kingdom on a fast track system for easy clearance to the UK companies investing in India.<br/><br/>Indian High Commissioner to UK Mr. Ranjan Mathai in an exclusive interview with our correspondent Rajesh Bali in London said that Britain is the largest investor from amongst the G-20 countries in India.<br/><br/>The fast track system will help UK companies investing in India. He said Indian companies have also invested very heavily more in UK than most of the European Union combined.<br/><br/>Mr. Mathai said that during the visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to London starting from tomorrow, many new areas of cooperation for building our economic partnership under Make in India agenda will be deliberated upon. He said joint ventures in Airbus technology are also on the anvil during the talks.<br/><br/>The Indian High Commissioner further said all our bi-lateral relations including concerns on security issues and investments in Green Power and new and renewable energy sources will also be discussed between the delegations of Indian and the United Kingdom.<br/>Meanwhile, Indian origin MP in UK Mr. Keith Vaz has termed <br/>Mr. Modi's visit as the defining moment for the Indian community living in the UK. He said this is a historic moment as Mr. Modi has proved himself to be a true friend of Indian diaspora and they are extremely excited about this visit.<br/><br/>AIR correspondent reports from London that Mr. Ranjan Mathai said that during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to London starting from tomorrow, many new areas of cooperation for building our economic partnership under Make in India agenda will be deliberated upon. He said joint ventures in Airbus technology are also on the anvil during the talks. <br/><br/>He said all our bi-lateral relations including concerns on security issues and investments in Green Power and new and renewable energy sources will also be discussed between the delegations of Indian and the United Kingdom.<br/><br/>

The department of industrial promotions and policies in India has developed a general agreement with its counterpart in the United Kingdom on a fast track system for easy clearance to the UK companies investing in India.<br/>Indian High Commissioner to UK Mr. Ranjan Mathai in an exclusive interview with our correspondent Rajesh Bali in London said that Britain is the largest investor from amongst the G-20 countries in India.<br/><br/>The fast track system will help UK companies investing in India. He said Indian companies have also invested very heavily more in UK than most of the European Union combined.<br/>Mr. Mathai said that during the visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to London starting from tomorrow, many new areas of cooperation for building our economic partnership under Make in India agenda will be deliberated upon. He said joint ventures in Airbus technology are also on the anvil during the talks.<br/><br/>The Indian High Commissioner further said all our bi-lateral relations including concerns on security issues and investments in Green Power and new and renewable energy sources will also be discussed between the delegations of Indian and the United Kingdom.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Indian origin MP in UK Mr. Keith Vaz has termed Mr. Modi's visit as the defining moment for the Indian community living in the UK. He said this is a historic moment as Mr. Modi has proved himself to be a true friend of Indian diaspora and they are extremely excited about this visit.

The department of industrial promotions and policies in India has developed a general agreement with its counterpart in the United Kingdom on a fast track system for easy clearance to the UK companies investing in India.<br/>Indian High Commissioner to UK Mr. Ranjan Mathai in an exclusive interview with our correspondent Rajesh Bali in London said that Britain is the largest investor from amongst the G-20 countries in India.<br/><br/>The fast track system will help UK companies investing in India. He said Indian companies have also invested very heavily more in UK than most of the European Union combined.<br/>Mr. Mathai said that during the visit of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to London starting from tomorrow, many new areas of cooperation for building our economic partnership under Make in India agenda will be deliberated upon. He said joint ventures in Airbus technology are also on the anvil during the talks.<br/><br/>The Indian High Commissioner further said all our bi-lateral relations including concerns on security issues and investments in Green Power and new and renewable energy sources will also be discussed between the delegations of Indian and the United Kingdom.<br/>Meanwhile, Indian origin MP in UK Mr. Keith Vas has termed <br/><br/>Mr. Modi's visit as the defining moment for the Indian community living in the UK. He said this is a historic moment as Mr. Modi has proved himself to be a true friend of Indian diaspora and they are extremely excited about this visit.