The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has rejected a report of the UK Parliamentary Committee on Friday (August 1, 2025). Under this report, India has been accused of involvement in the activities of the Transitional Republic (TNR) in Britain. Describing these claims made by Britain as baseless and baseless, the Ministry of External Affairs said that the basis of this report is suspicious and infamous people who have enmity with India.

Foreign Ministry spokesman gave information

Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal gave a statement on Friday (August 1, 2025), saying, “We have seen India in the report of the British Parliamentary Committee and dismiss these baseless allegations outright. These claims being made by the UK committee have been taken from baseless and suspicious sources, which are mainly associated with enemies and people with the history of India, which are mainly associated with enemies and people, which are mainly associated with enemies and people, which are clearly related to the enemies and people. Used to be.” He said, “The basis of this report is associated with restricted institutions and people, so the credibility of this report itself is questioned.”

In the report of British Parliamentary Committee Names of more than 10 countries including India included

It is noteworthy that the Joint Committee on Human Rights of the British Parliament (JCHR) published its report with the title of transnational repression in Britain. This report includes the names of many other countries of the world, including India, which have been accused of trying to suppress and silence people and communities in Britain. The report said that countries promoting TNR in the UK include Bahrain, China, Egypt, Irritria, India, Iran, Pakistan, Russia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Turki and United Arab Emirates (UAE) and many evidences have also been found.

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During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to United Kingdom (UK), India signed the much awaited trade agreement (FTA) with Britain on Thursday (July 24, 2025). Britain’s Prime Minister Kir Stmper welcomed PM Modi at Checkers House. During this time, India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and his British counterpart Jonathan Reynolds signed the agreement.

With this deal, both countries will start a new chapter in bilateral relations. This agreement will increase investment in both countries and will also create new employment opportunities for the common people. Under this agreement, there will be a direct impact on the pockets of the people of the country, because under the FTA, medicines, clothes, electronic to fashion items will become cheaper. However, some things will also be expensive by this.

What things will be cheap

• Textile and fabric business will benefit

The tariff of 8 to 12 percent of the currently 8 to 12 percent tariffs on clothing and home textile products exported from India to Britain will now be abolished. With this agreement, India’s textiles will become more competitive than countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam.

• Gemstone, Jewelery and leather industry

Since this agreement, leather goods with high value products such as gold and diamond jewelery will now be duty free in Britain and no additional fee will have to be paid on it. This step will specially benefit India’s MSME and luxury brands and will strengthen India’s presence through Britain in Europe’s markets.

• Engineering goods and auto parts

Britain will now abolish import duty (import duty) on machinery, engineering tools and auto parts built in India. This will emphasize India’s participation in the Industrial Supply Chain of UK and Europe

• IT and Professional Service

The recognition of professional qualifications and visa rules will be relaxed in areas such as Engineering, Architecture and Accounting from FTA. With this, the professionals of India will be able to work easily in the UK and after this agreement, there is a possibility of becoming about 60,000 new jobs in the next five years in areas like IT, Finance, Law and Health Services.

• Medicines and medical devices

With the free trade agreement, Indian pharmaceutical companies will benefit from the ease of regulatory process in Britain and medicines will be cheaper. This includes especially generic medicines. This will also make access to NHS easier and the approval process of medicines for India companies can also be intensified.

• Food processing, Tea, Spices and Marine Products

Many agricultural and food exports in India, including sea products like basmati rice, shrimp, premium tea and spices, will be abolished. This will benefit business related trade in states like Assam, Gujarat, Kerala and West Bengal.

• Chemicals and Specialty Materials

FTA will emphasize exports from major industrial hubs of Gujarat and Maharashtra on low tariffs on agrochemicals, plastic and special chemicals. India aims to double its chemical exports with Britain by 2030 under this agreement.

• Green Energy and Cleintech

The agreement will open the way for joint ventures of India and Britain in the field of renewable energy including solar energy, green hydrogen and electric vehicles (EV) infrastructure. This is expected to increase Britain’s investment in India’s clean energy field and will also give emphasis to develop new innovative techniques jointly.

• Alcoholic beverages (benefits Britain)

The FTA deal between India and Britain will now have the pleasure of alcoholics. Because in the next 10 years, India will reduce the 150 percent tariff on Scotch whiskey to 30 percent. This will greatly increase the British market share in India and liquor enthusiasts in India and people involved in hotel business will get liquor at affordable prices.

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