NEW DELHI, July 25 -- India secured significant business mobility concessions for its professionals in the free trade agreement formalised with the United Kingdom on Thursday, overcoming years of British reluctance on immigration-sensitive issues. The breakthrough came after protracted negotiations that began in January 2022 but stalled due to political uncertainty in the UK and mutual sensitivities over market access. "The UK was unwilling to grant business mobility because of political sensitivities involved with immigration in general. On the other hand, India was guarding its automobile and agri-food market with up to 110% and 150% (whisky) tariffs, respectively," an official familiar with the talks said, asking not to be named. Under t...