After top British business leaders criticised the London Development Authority (LDA) for closing its offices in Delhi and Mumbai as a cost-cutting measure, the London mayor's office is reconsidering the decision.<br/> <br/>The London mayor's economic development agency has revealed that it is reviewing its presence in India after it emerged that two representatives working in the country had left and have not been replaced.<br/><br/>An LDA spokesman said, the LDA continues to build on London's relationship with India through its support for Think London, the capital's foreign direct investment agency.<br/>He added that building relationships in this important market remains a priority and the work in India is ongoing.