Mamata Banerjee's London Jog: Strengthening Ties with Britain

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visited London, engaging in a morning jog at Hyde Park before attending a high tea reception at India House with UK business and cultural leaders. Her visit aims to reinforce historical ties and explore mutual growth opportunities between Bengal and Britain.

Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, recently embarked on a visit to London, capturing attention as she took an early morning jog in Hyde Park.

Donning a traditional white saree paired with green borders and accompanied by a black cardigan for the chilly weather, Banerjee explored the city's landmark sites such as Buckingham Palace and the storied streets of London. Established to deepen the relationship between Bengal and Britain, her official trip included a high tea reception at India House hosted by Vikram K. Doraiswami, India's High Commissioner to the UK.

During the gathering, attended by various business and cultural leaders from both Bengal and the UK, discussions focused on strengthening economic partnerships and enhancing cultural exchanges. The Chief Minister expressed her enthusiasm for fostering cross-cultural ties, aiming to pave avenues for mutual growth and collaboration.

(With inputs from agencies.)