Modi Got More Votes than Anyone In Universe: Cameron

Invoking Mahatma Gandhi, Cameron said: "As Gandhi said, the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others".

Cameron said the India-UK ties was "extremely strong" but "I don't actually think we have yet even scratched the surface of how far this relationship can go."

He outlined three key elements that would help build the relationship further - commitment, respect and ambition.

"I know that with India on the rise, Britain should not for one moment take for granted this relationship. As leader of the Conservative party and as Prime Minister, I have given this relationship real commitment."

"The first overseas visit I made as PM was to India. I have visited India now more times than any country apart from Brussels, where I have to go more often than frankly I would like to," he said, making light of his ongoing clashes over greater political control within the European Union.

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