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Gordon Brown has arrived in India on the second leg of his trip to promote stronger links with two of the world's fastest-growing economies.Gordon Brown has arrived in India on the second leg of his trip to promote stronger links with two of the world's fastest-growing economies.
The prime minister is using his visits to China and India to promote better trade agreements with the UK, which he says will create thousands of new jobs.The prime minister is using his visits to China and India to promote better trade agreements with the UK, which he says will create thousands of new jobs.
Mr Brown is also calling on the Indian authorities to play a greater role in the fight against terrorism.Mr Brown is also calling on the Indian authorities to play a greater role in the fight against terrorism.
He wants to see cross-religion co-operation in the worldwide battle.He wants to see cross-religion co-operation in the worldwide battle.
What we need now is a comprehensive action plan, if you like a global action against terrorism Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Mr Brown and his entourage flew in to the Indian capital New Delhi on Sunday from the Chinese city of Shanghai.Mr Brown and his entourage flew in to the Indian capital New Delhi on Sunday from the Chinese city of Shanghai.
The delegation includes senior industry figures, including CBI director general Richard Lambert and Virgin Group's Sir Richard Branson, and double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes.The delegation includes senior industry figures, including CBI director general Richard Lambert and Virgin Group's Sir Richard Branson, and double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes.
Mr Brown told the BBC there needed to be "greater co-operation between the major countries in the fight against terrorism" and said China, Pakistan and India all had a part to play in rooting out those responsible.Mr Brown told the BBC there needed to be "greater co-operation between the major countries in the fight against terrorism" and said China, Pakistan and India all had a part to play in rooting out those responsible.
What we need now is a comprehensive action plan, if you like a global action against terrorism Prime Minister Gordon Brown
He called on India to join the Financial Action Taskforce, an inter-governmental body which helps combat money laundering and terrorist financing.He called on India to join the Financial Action Taskforce, an inter-governmental body which helps combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
Extremist ideologies
Greater co-operation was also needed on what to do in crowded places, such as security at airports and ports, he said.Greater co-operation was also needed on what to do in crowded places, such as security at airports and ports, he said.
He added that extremist ideologies needed to be fought and that co-operation across religions was "going to be very important for the future".He added that extremist ideologies needed to be fought and that co-operation across religions was "going to be very important for the future".
"So what we need now is a comprehensive action plan, if you like a global action against terrorism," he said."So what we need now is a comprehensive action plan, if you like a global action against terrorism," he said.
Aid package
On the first leg of his trip to China, Mr Brown had earlier said there was a "huge opportunity" for British businesses in the country.On the first leg of his trip to China, Mr Brown had earlier said there was a "huge opportunity" for British businesses in the country.
He and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao agreed to boost trade by 50% by 2010. Mr Brown also offered China £50m to help the country tackle climate change.He and Chinese premier Wen Jiabao agreed to boost trade by 50% by 2010. Mr Brown also offered China £50m to help the country tackle climate change.
Upon his arrival in New Delhi, Mr Brown toured a project designed to boost the role of women in society.
After the tour Mr Brown announced a new package of aid for India with £825m over the next three years - £500m of which will be dedicated to health and education.
Mr Brown, who conducted the tour with his wife Sarah, said the funds would enable thousands of teachers to be employed.
He said: "We are inspired by the young girls here who are telling us of their aspirations for the future.
"Women are changing India and... are the driving force of change for the future."