British PM wishes 'partner' India on Republic Day

January 24, 2015 17:10

UK Prime Minister David Cameron described the Indo-British ties as "a partnership between equals" in his special message to India ahead of the country's 65th Republic Day. "As millions of people mark this important milestone, we can reflect on the enduring and special relationship between our two nations," said a statement from his Downing Street office. "This relationship has gone through great changes. Our collaboration is now stronger, deeper and more far-reaching. It is a partnership between two equals with a mutual respect for each other," the statement said.

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