<h1>UK-India Free Trade Deal Cuts Tariffs, Boosts Exports by 60%, and Enhances Cooperation in Key Sectors</h1> The UK and India have agreed to a landmark Free Trade Agreement reducing India's average tariff on UK goods from 15% to 3%, with specific cuts in sectors such as aerospace, automotive, and whisky. The deal is projected to increase UK exports to India by nearly 60%, adding an estimated £15.7 billion annually by 2040, and boost UK GDP by £4.8 billion. It also includes commitments to enhance bilateral cooperation in defense, education, climate, technology, and innovation. The agreement secures nearly £6 billion in new investments and export opportunities, creating thousands of UK jobs. Additionally, the partnership will strengthen collaboration on combating corruption, serious fraud, organized crime, and irregular migration through improved intelligence sharing and operational cooperation. The trade deal aims to reduce regulatory barriers, improve market access, and support growth in clean energy and financial services sectors.