The UK and India will ink more than £1 billion worth of business deals during the three-day visit of prime minister Theresa May, who is in India on her first bilateral outside Europe since assuming office in July. Describing her talks with India prime minister Narendra Modi as “good and productive”, May said as leaders, they both were working to improve the livelihoods of their citizens – creating jobs, developing skills, investing in infrastructure and supporting the technologies of the future. Talking about Modi’s vision of smart cities, May said they have agreed on a new partnership that will bring…
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