PM Narendra Modi meets Theresa May, talks about environmental change

London, April 18 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday morning met with his British partner Theresa May at 10 Downing Street in London and touted 'new vitality will be included existing ties,' while talking about environmental change.

"I'm sure that new vitality will be added to our ties after the present gathering. I'm upbeat that UK will be a piece of International Solar Alliance (ISA), I trust this isn't just a battle against environmental change however our obligation regarding who and what is to come," PM Modi told Theresa May amid meeting.

The Prime Minister communicated his joy to have the capacity to collaborate with individuals here on the birth commemoration of Karnataka-based holy person Basaveshwara.

"It involves joy for me that I will get the chance to collaborate with individuals here on the birth commemoration of Lord Basaveshwara," the Prime Minister noted.

British Prime Minister Theresa May, amid the meeting, communicated would like to cooperate with her Indian partner for the people of both the nations.

Prime Minister Modi, who is on a five-day visit to three countries, touched base at arrived at the Heathrow air terminal of the United Kingdom on Tuesday to participate in the 2018 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

At noon Prime Minister Modi will offer his petitions to the bust of Karnataka-based holy person Basaveshwara.

He is later booked to visit the examination research facilities and will likewise go to a joint India-United Kingdom summit discussion which will exhibit the community oriented activities of both the nations.

Prime Minister Modi will likewise be respected in a private gathering of people with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, an occasion which has been composed beforehand for just three countries.

He is then scheduled to have in an interaction session with the Indian people group at around 5 pm (local time) followed by going to the supper facilitated by United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May for the Commonwealth leaders.