Cameron to arrive in Mumbai tomorrow

February 17, 2013 12:41

British Prime Minister David Cameron is arriving here tomorrow morning on his second state visit to the country.

Cameron, on a three-day visit, comes to the city close on the heels of French President Francois Hollande, who was in the megapolis last Friday as a part of his state visit and met the head honchos of India Inc.

Cameron, who will leave for New Delhi the same evening, will be accompanied by a large business delegation including chief executives of leading British business houses, vice-chancellors of reputed universities, dignitaries and senior officials from 10 Downing Street among others.

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