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India, U.K. eye off interim pact to help clinch major trade deal
India and the UK are intensifying talks to remove non-tariff barriers and foster greater market access.
The two nations have agreed on a list of realistic tasks that would help the U.K. show the upside of leaving the European Union, while also allowing India to create new bilateral ties.
The two parties expect the agreement to be reached by the end of the year.
The deal will give British medical devices and agricultural products such as apples and pears to access to Indian markets, while widening increasing Indian employment in the U.K.
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