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A noisy face-off between pro and anti-India groups is on the cards near London's Parliament Square on April 18, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds bilateral meetings and addresses a diaspora event at Central Hall Westminster.

In the wake of this state of affairs, 49 retired civil servants have called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to act in this "moment of existential crisis" by fast-tracking the prosecution of the perpetrators of the rapes. According to figures provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the trade of India with the Nordic countries amounted to about 5, 300 million dollars in 2016-2017, with a cumulative foreign direct investment in the Southeast Asian country of 2, 500 million dollars. Our partnership is based on democratic values and commitment to an open, inclusive and rule-based global order. "Sweden is a valuable partner in our development initiatives", Modi had said in a departure statement last night. "Nordic competencies fit well with our vision for India's transformation", Modi said.

PM Modi's UK visit will have a particular focus on the India-UK technological partnership and the central feature of this will be his second meeting with Theresa May on Wednesday at the Francis Crick Institute in London, where a new India-UK Technical Alliance is expected to be among a series of announcements.

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Modi will attend the first ever India-Nordic Summit in Stockholm scheduled on Tuesday which is being co-hosted by India and Sweden. He also asked the human rights organizations and as well as Kashmiris based in UK to largely participate in protest during the upcoming Modi's visit to the kingdom. On Sunday, the PM said the visit would help deepen bilateral ties with both the countries.

On the sidelines of the India-Nordic Summit, Prime Minister Modi will have separate bilateral meetings with Prime Ministers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway respectively. The India-UK CEOs Forum will also take place during this visit.

Modi would also call on the Queen, interact briefly with CEOs of the two nations who are working on a new agenda of economic partnership, launch an Ayurveda Centre of Excellence in London, and welcome the United Kingdom into the International Solar Alliance, as its newest member. While returning from Britain on April 20, he will stop over in Germany where he will a meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel.