Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the UK on Thursday to mass protests demonstrating against his so-called divisive and nationalist policies, which protesters say are forcing religious minorities in the country to “live in terror.”
The Indian leader is in the UK for a three-day official visit during which he will partake in business negotiations and be hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
In a press conference on Thursday afternoon, Modi announced increased levels of collaboration between India and the UK on climate change and clean energy, including a civil nuclear agreement and a commitment to "intensify our political dialogue."
However, British Indians living in the UK believe Modi should not be welcomed by the state due to the religions tensions that have risen during his rule. Full story...
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The Indian leader is in the UK for a three-day official visit during which he will partake in business negotiations and be hosted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
In a press conference on Thursday afternoon, Modi announced increased levels of collaboration between India and the UK on climate change and clean energy, including a civil nuclear agreement and a commitment to "intensify our political dialogue."
However, British Indians living in the UK believe Modi should not be welcomed by the state due to the religions tensions that have risen during his rule. Full story...
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