NEW DELHI -- The prime ministers of India and the U.K. agreed Friday on a new and expanded defense and security partnership and committed to completing a free trade deal by the end of the year.
After talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, British leader Boris Johnson said it is "a decade-long commitment that will not only forge tighter bonds between us but [also] support [New Delhi's] goal of 'Make in India'" -- a policy aimed at turning the country into a manufacturing hub.
