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The India–United Kingdom Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is beginning to influence cargo movement between the two countries, with airlines responding to rising demand by adding capacity. IAG Cargo’s decision to introduce a third daily London Heathrow–Delhi service reflects growing confidence in India–UK trade and highlights how stronger air connectivity will play a crucial role in supporting exporters, supply chains and time-sensitive cargo.

India’s growing interest in the Northern Sea Route (NSR) has taken another step forward after the Russian government approved a memorandum to strengthen maritime cargo cooperation between the two countries. While the agreement is yet to be signed, it reflects a broader effort to diversify global supply chains, improve connectivity and create new shipping options for India’s expanding trade with Russia and northern Europe.

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