Question 12GS3GS3
While the 2030 Roadmap for India-UK future relations seeks to revitalise the relationship between the two countries, there are major challenges that need to be ironed out. Analyse. (Answer in 250 words)
Main Body
The 2030 Roadmap for India-UK future relations is a joint framework for future relations based on common vision of new & transformational comprehensive strategic partnership 5 Pillars of UK-India relationship: (1) Connecting 2 countries & its peoples: by upgrading institutional mechanism we can achieve cooperation in: b) education c) research & innovation c) employment & culture (2) Trade & prosperity b) at present bilateral trade is low b) at less than $30 billion b) aim: rapidly expand trade
3Defence & security: is strategic partnership to tackle cyber attacks & espionage, space crime, terrorist threats etc. (4) Climate: is commitment to build a more environmentally sustainable future & achieve Paris Agreement goals (5) Health: is address new emerging threats & challenges and increase saving lives & improve health & well being A challenges in India-UK Relationship: (1) Political Instability in UK: Frequent changes in PM has put UK in crisis post-Brexit and COVID. (2) Long standing negotiation on FTA: Over 2 years of negotiations, has not achieved breakthrough in the relation
3Trade Irritants: continuous imposition of tariffs between UK and India has posed challenges (4) Diaspora & Khalistan Issue: India has time and again pointed that foreign soil should not be used for Akhil India propaganda (5) Extradition of fugitive offenders: UK has emerged as a safehaven for fugitive offenders due to relaxed VISA policy. (6) Differing views on Kashmir: UK has not given any unsustantiated report on Kashmir. True, differences exist. Given India is keen to carve out a role for itself in evolving global order as a leading power and UK is looking for newer engagements this is the moment for India-UK ties.
— Nikita Verma · AIR 30
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Conclusion
True, differences exist. Given India is keen to carve out a role for itself in evolving global order as a leading power and UK is looking for newer engagements this is the moment for India-UK ties.
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Topper
Nikita Verma
AIR 30
Subject & Paper
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Topic
Land Reforms, Liberalization, Infrastructure & Investment
FDI
India-UK 2030 Roadmap and bilateral relations
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