With reference to "Brexit aftermath: Exports likely to feel heat in short term" (June 25), the British have made a very clear decision to take a different path. It is clear that Brexit will harm Indian companies in Britain since Europe is the best market for them.
India is dependent for its development on Western models and support, with nations such as the US and the UK leading in doing business with us.
The drop in the pound is likely to result in an increase in Indian students choosing the UK as a destination for higher education. Britain should now make the best use of its membership of every other international club.
Our Indian policy makers should consider Brexit as a change to improve trade ties with Britain. On the other hand, Britain would go on to succeed in the coming years in terms development and in improving the lives of its 65 million people.
Vinod C Dixit, Ahmedabad
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