During a meeting in Mumbai, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned terrorism and radicalism, emphasizing the need for zero tolerance against all forms of violent extremism. They agreed to bolster cooperation in combating terrorism, radicalization, and the financing of terror, while enhancing bilateral military collaboration through joint exercises and training initiatives. A significant focus was placed on addressing Khalistani extremism, with PM Modi asserting that radicalism has no place in democratic societies. The discussions also included economic dimensions, with both leaders highlighting the importance of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed at fostering trade, investment, and innovative collaborations. Additionally, the UK reiterated its support for India’s aspiration for a permanent seat on a reformed United Nations Security Council. This visit signals a strengthened partnership between India and the UK, not only in defense and security matters but also in economic and educational realms, presenting a unified front against terrorism while fostering development opportunities in both nations. The collaborative efforts in counter-terrorism and trade enhancement underscore the strategic significance of India-UK relations in shaping a stable and secure international order.