Considered one of India’s most significant trade agreements in recent years, CETA will provide duty-free market access for almost 99% of Indian exports. (AI image)NEW DELHI: Indian exporters shipped goods worth around $140 million on Wednesday, the first day of India-UK FTA being implemented. PM Narendra Modi said the pact and social security deal will strengthen economic linkages between the two countries and create opportunities for people on both sides."The CETA will give fresh momentum to our farmers, entrepreneurs and MSMEs. Several vibrant sectors will gain stronger access to UK market. It will also deepen cooperation in technology, professional services and innovation, while supporting greater mobility for skilled Indian talent... This moment reflects the trust between our democracies and our resolve to build a forward-looking partnership driven by trade, technology, investment and innovation. India and the UK will continue working together for shared prosperity," he said in a social media post.