Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Modi, UK's Starmer Discuss Terrorism, Cooperation, Education
India's Prime Minister Modi and UK's Sir Keir Starmer are working together.
They talked about how terrorism is bad and agreed that people shouldn't use freedom to be bad.
They also discussed helping each other with investigations and talked about important world issues.
They also talked about education, with British universities opening in India.
They also celebrated the Indian people living in the UK, calling them a bridge between the two countries.
Prime Minister Modi and UK's Sir Keir Starmer condemned the Pahalgam terrorist attack.
They agreed that extremist ideologies shouldn't misuse democratic freedoms.
India and the UK will cooperate on issues including extradition of economic offenders.
Modi and Starmer discussed peace in Indo-Pacific, Ukraine conflict, and West Asia.
Six British universities are opening campuses in India, including one in Gurugram.
- Who
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK's Sir Keir Starmer.
- What
- Discussions between Indian PM Modi and UK's Sir Keir Starmer on various issues.
- When
- During a meeting, including a special briefing in London.
- Where
- London and potentially other locations.
- Why
- To address terrorism, discuss global issues, and strengthen ties in education and cooperation.
- Meeting Attendees
- Narendra Modi and Sir Keir Starmer
- Key Agreement
- Condemnation of terrorism and opposition to misuse of democratic freedoms
- Topics Discussed
- Indo-Pacific peace, Ukraine conflict, West Asia, and education
- Educational Development
- Opening of British university campuses in India
- Cooperation
- Extradition of economic offenders