It was a privilege to host Shri Shailesh Kumar, Hon’ble Energy Minister, at the Singhania & Co. office for a business meeting with investors, delegates, and industry leaders.
The meeting focused on strengthening India–UK collaboration, exploring investment opportunities, and fostering sustainable growth in the energy sector. It provided a valuable platform for meaningful discussions and building stronger partnerships between government and business.
It is a privilege to attend the World Economic Forum’s 56th Annual Meeting, being held 19–23 January 2026, under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue.”
At a time of heightened geopolitical complexity, economic transition, and rapid technological change, WEF 2026 brings together global political leadership, heads of international institutions, and leaders from business, technology, and civil society to strengthen constructive public-private dialogue and advance long-term, sustainable value creation.
It was a privilege to host a High Tea at the House of Lords in honour of Dr. Mallika Nadda, President of Special Olympics Bharat and Chairperson of the Asia Pacific Advisory Council of Special Olympics Asia Pacific, recognising her outstanding contribution to disability inclusion and the empowerment of persons with intellectual disabilities.
The event brought together distinguished parliamentarians, business leaders, and members of the India–UK community for meaningful discussions on inclusion, collaboration, and strengthening bilateral ties.
Had the opportunity to share my perspectives with IANS in London on the India–UK Free Trade Agreement.
As the global economic landscape evolves, India is uniquely positioned to lead with the strength of its democratic institutions, a vast domestic market, world-class infrastructure, resilient supply chains, and exceptional human capital.
The India–UK FTA is more than a trade agreement—it is a strategic partnership that will deepen economic cooperation, foster innovation, and create long-term opportunities for both nations.
