UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy's visit to India aims to reset bilateral relations, focusing on the stalled India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and broader economic, domestic, and global security issues. Lammy will meet Indian leaders including External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the FTA, which has been delayed due to political cycles in both countries. Key negotiation points include tariffs on whisky, tax relief for electric vehicles, and mobility for Indian professionals. The visit underscores the Labour government's strategy to enhance ties with the Global South and promote green transition and new technologies. Additionally, the economic partnership is seen as crucial for driving growth from Bengaluru to Birmingham, reflecting mutual interests in clean energy and economic security.