PM's Visit to UK and Turkey

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12.11.2015India-UK ties in reset mode as Modi flies into London. Prime MinisterNarendra Modi will fly into a cold and grey London on Thursday on a visit longin coming, but one that is likely to reset and breathe life into India-UKrelationship that had not seen much vibrancy during the last decade.It will also be something of a personal triumph for Modi, who was boycottedby Britain for a decade after the 2002 Gujarat riots. But it was Britain underPrime Minister David Cameron that lifted the boycott in late 2012 andengaged closely with Modi since.Britain was the first western country to lift the boycott and soon othersfollowed suit. It was expected that Britain would thus be one of the first – ifnot the first – western country he would visit after the May 2014 elections,but that was not to be.The three-day visit starting Thursday will be the first prime ministerial visitsince Manmohan Singh’s in 2006.The visit is likely to have some of the resonances of Modi’s last visit to Londonin 2003, when groups staged protests amidst demands of his arrest. Hisscheduled visit in 2005 was cancelled due to security considerations.(Hindustan Times)

12.11.2015With visit to Britain, PM Modi seeks to bounce back from Bihar debacleModi's bilateral Nov. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a mass rallyon a visit to Britain this week that supporters hope will help him spring backfrom the humiliating loss in the Bihar assembly elections and reassert hisauthority on the global stage.Modi's bilateral Nov. 12-14 visit, is the first by an Indian prime minister since2006. The centrepiece of Modi's visit trip will be a mass rally and fireworksdisplay at Wembley Stadium on Friday for an estimated 60,000 supporters -three times bigger than the crowd he drew to New York's Madison SquareGarden last year.The PM is keen to buy 20 more BAE Systems Hawk trainer aircraft that willbe made in Bengaluru.Modi and his supporters hope his visit will eclipse recent troubles at homethat include not just a loss in the Bihar assembly elections but also rumblingsof dissent within his party.Three senior BJP leaders, including former deputy prime minister L.K.Advani, released a statement late on Tuesday questioning the direction of theparty, which risks embarrassing Modi just ahead of his visit. (Times of India)

12.11.2015Modi to visit Jaguar Land Rover plant in Britain. Prime Minister NarendraModi will visit the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plant, a subsidiary of India's TataMotors, during the course of his three-day visit to Britain starting onThursday.\"There will also be a visit to the Jaguar Land Rover factory at Solihull,\" PMModi stated in a Facebook post ahead of his visit.Addressing the media on Tuesday, Foreign secretary S. Jaishankar said theJLR plant was the flagship Indian investment in Britain.\"It is the largest investment by an Indian company in the UK. In myunderstanding, it is the largest private sector manufacturing employer in theUK,\" he said.JLR now annually produces around 425,000 vehicles, which are sold acrossthe world.Mr Jaishankar said that when the Tatas acquired JLR in 2008, it was runningat a loss.\"It was turned around in five years and its revenues have increasedenormously,\" he said.Stating that it was a symbol of a much more contemporary economicrelationship between the two countries, Mr Jaishankar said that it drove homethe message that \"we are job makers, and not job takers\".The facility in Solihull, he said, has some unique features, including a verymodern aluminum body building plant. (Times of India)

12.11.2015Investment, defence to top Modi's British agenda. Investment and defencewill be the key sectors that will be in focus during Prime Minister NarendraModi's three-day visit to Britain starting Thursday.The issues of climate change, black money and International Monetary Fund(IMF) quota reforms will be taken up by India at the G-20 summit in Turkeyimmediately thereafter.Modi's visit to Britain is the first bilateral visit by an Indian prime minister innine years after Manmohan Singh's visit in 2006. Singh visited Britain in 2009to attend the G-20 summit.\"UK is one of the fastest growing G-7 economies and is home to a strongfinancial services sector,\" Modi stated in a series of Facebook posts ahead ofhis visit. \"I see immense scope for our economic and trade relations to improveand this will benefit both our economies,\" he added.Addressing a pre-departure media briefing on Tuesday, Foreign Secretary S.Jaishankar said that India and Britain are leading investors in each other'scountries. \"Our ballpark figure for UK investments in India is in excess of $22billion. It amounts to 9 percent of the current FDI level in India,\" he said. Hesaid that the working assumption on Indian investments in Britain wasaround $500-600 million per year for the past few years. \"We have 122 FDIinvestments in the UK. We are a significant job creator there,\" Jaishankarsaid.The foreign secretary added that India has almost $18 billion worth of tradewith Britain. \"We have trade in services of $4 billion-plus,\" he said. The primeminister will also interact with top chief executives at a roundtable in London.\"We have a very robust partnership in science and technology, education,healthcare, culture. We have 800 Indian companies operating in the UK,\" hesaid, adding that several business agreements will be signed during thecourse of the visit.\"My message to the business community is clear - come, make use of theopportunities India is offering and invest in India,\" Modi stated on Facebook.Defence is another area of bilateral cooperation that will be in focus.\"We have traditionally been cooperating extensively on defence and security

issues and this visit will build on strong ties. Defence manufacturing will bea prime focus in my talks,\" Modi wrote.According to Jaishankar, government-to-government discussions will be heldbetween Modi and British Premier David Cameron. This will be the thirdmeeting between them after the G-20 summit in Brisbane in November lastyear and the UN General Assembly session in September this year.Modi will also address the British Parliament, which according to the foreignsecretary, will be the first by an Indian prime minister. He will also be hostedfor lunch by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.\"I will address the City of London at an event at The Old Library, Guildhall.There will also be a visit to the Jaguar Land Rover factory at Solihull,\" Modiwrote on Facebook.The prime minister's itinerary also includes paying homage to the statue ofMahatma Gandhi near the British Parliament, visiting the house where thefather of India's constitution, Babasaheb Ambedkar, lived in while studyingat the London School of Economics in 1921-22, and unveiling a bust of 12thcentury scholar, philosopher and statesman Basaveshwara on a bank of theThames river.Following the conclusion of his visit to Britain, Modi will leave for Antalya inTurkey on November 14 to attend the G-20 summit.\"This summit is being held at a critical juncture, just after the adoption ofSustainable Development Goals agenda at the United Nations, and just beforediscussions on climate change at COP (Conference of Parties)-21 in Paris onNovember 30-December 1,\" Modi stated.\"During the summit, we will review the progress on decisions taken at theBrisbane Summit and take up issues of climate change, terrorism, refugees,weak growth in global economy, strategies for growth and employment,investment strategies, trade, energy and financial sector resilience.\"Arvind Panagariya, vice chairman of the NITI Aayog and India's sherpa for theG-20 summit, told the media on Tuesday that India would also take up theissues of reducing transaction costs of remittances, black money, andcountering terrorism. The Prime Minister will return to India on November 16.--Indo-Asian News Service. (Times of India)

12.11.2015Focus on defence, terror threat. For the first time ever, the Red Arrowsaerobatics team of the British Royal Air Force will spew fumes in the tricolourof the Indian flag in a flypast on Thursday to welcome Prime MinisterNarendra Modi on his visit.Besides a possible announcement for the purchase of 20 more HawkAdvanced Jet Trainer (AJT) aircraft for the Indian Air Force, Mr. Modi’s visitwill see high-level consultations on British investments in the defence sectorunder the Make in India programme, and stepping up of bilateral coordinationover terrorism-related issues.“There will be a lot of political and security-related discussions between thePrime Ministers and also on terrorism and extremism. We expect a statementon defence and security, development partnership and on energy and climatechange,” Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar told media in New Delhi.Officials said the two sides had already been exchanging notes on terrorism,especially the growing Islamic State footprints in South Asia and recruitmentof South Asian youths from the U.K. for the terrorist organisation. Hundredsof youths from Britain are fighting in Syria and Iraq in the IS, while India isconcerned not just about some of its youths joining the outfit, but also aboutthe lone wolf attacks taking place in Bangladesh. Officials said the two sideshad stepped up their cooperation in recent months over the issue. On the eveof his departure, Mr.Modi said in a statement: “We have traditionally beencooperating extensively on defence and security issues and this visit will buildon strong ties. Defence manufacturing will be a prime focus in my talks.”In London, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said: “We see scope for a muchgreater government-to-government relationship in defence equipment,playing into the Make in India programme.”Officials said a proposal for the purchase of 20 additional Hawk trainers builtby BAE systems could be announced. Keywords: Modi's U.K. visit, QueenElizabeth II, Narendra Modi, David Cameron. (Hindu)

12.11.2015PM’s five day visit to UK and Turkey begins today. Prime MinisterNarendra Modi will undertake a two-nation tour of the UK and Turkey fromNovember 12 during which issues related to economy, security and energyare expected to dominate the discussions he will have in bilateral format inBritain and at G-20 Summit in Turkey.In the first leg of the tour, he will travel to Britain where he will hold talkswith Prime Minister David Cameron and visit the house in London where Daliticon B R Ambedkar had lived.In a statement issued today ahead of the visit, PM Modi said he saw \"immensescope\" for improvement in trade and economic ties with Britain and expressedconfidence that his first trip to the country as Prime Minister will help buildon deepening and strengthening of relations, including in defence andsecurity.\"On November 12, I will commence my visit to the United Kingdom. My visitis aimed at strengthening cooperation with a traditional friend that is not onlya major economic partner of India but also one of the leading economic playersof the world,\" he said ahead of his trip to the country.\"India and UK are two vibrant democracies which are proud of their diversityand multicultural societies,\" he said.PM Modi noted that the UK is one of the fastest growing G-7 economies andhome to a strong financial services sector. It is known for its innovative zealand for its creative industries, he said.\"I see immense scope for our economic and trade relations to improve andthis will benefit both our economies,\" he said.Another area of importance for bilateral cooperation is defence, the PrimeMinister said while noting that the countries have traditionally beencooperating extensively on defence and security issues.\"This visit will build on strong ties,\" he said, while underlining that defencemanufacturing will be a prime focus in his talks. (Rajasthan Patrika)

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