PRIME MINISTER HEATH IN INDIA

Prime Minister Edward Heath arrived in New Delhi to meet with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. They discussed British aid to India and the potential impact of Britain joining the common market. Brief discussions were held on topics for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference. They agreed not to discuss the British arms supply to South Africa at this stage. During his visit, Heath laid a wreath at Mahatma Gandhi's tomb. India was one of several stops on his way to the Commonwealth Conference in Singapore.

What was one of the main topics discussed between Prime Minister Edward Heath and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi during his visit to New Delhi?

• The British arms supply to South Africa

• The impact of Britain's entry into the common market

• The upcoming Commonwealth Games

• The cultural exchange programs between the UK and India

What was the purpose of Prime Minister Edward Heath's visit to India?

• To inaugurate a new British embassy

• To sign a trade agreement

• To discuss British aid and other political matters

• To attend a cultural festival

What decision did the leaders make regarding the discussion of British arms supply to South Africa?

• They planned to discuss it at the Commonwealth Conference

• They resolved to cancel the arms supply

• They agreed to postpone the discussion

• They decided to discuss it in detail

During his visit to India, what significant site did Prime Minister Edward Heath visit?

• The Taj Mahal

• The Red Fort

• Mahatma Gandhi's tomb

• The Lotus Temple

Which country was not part of Prime Minister Edward Heath's itinerary on his way to the Commonwealth Conference?

• India

• Singapore

• South Africa

• Australia