British PM Cameron in India to build ties
(Vatican Radio) (Vatican Radio) British Prime Minister David Cameron began a three-day
visit to India on Monday, with a call for strengthening and expanding ties across
the spectrum of business, trade and culture, as well as in foreign and security policy.
During a question and answer session at Unilever headquarters in Mumbai, Cameron said
that he expects India to be one of the great success stories of the 21st
century. “India's rise is going to be one of the great phenomena of this century and
it is incredibly impressive to see,” he said, adding, “Britain wants to be your partner
of choice. We've only just started on the sort of partnership that we could build.”
Cameron is also scheduled to meet his Indian counterpart, Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh, and India’s President Pranab Mukherjee. Listen: 
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