CAMERON-INDIA 2LST

"It is in Britain's and India's interests to sign
protocols which can help mutual trade and investment to grow.
The scale of David Cameron's first visit as Prime Minister
will show Britain is giving importance to India," Hinduja
said.
Cameron's decision to take so many senior Cabinet
colleagues with him later this month is said to be aimed at
stressing the Government's desire for a long-term, strategic
relationship rather than a series of short-term contracts.
Cameron and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have
already met in Toronto last month and they are expected to
issue in New Delhi a joint statement heralding the "special
relationship".
Ahead of his first meeting with Singh at the G20
summit last month, Cameron had put himself in-charge of
building relations with India while giving the charge of
handling ties with China to his deputy Nick Clegg. PTI HSR
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