Ahmedabad's Satellite area hosts Britain's Deputy High Commission serving Gujarat where Mahatma Gandhi's ashram legacy meets diamond trading capital and thriving entrepreneurial culture. The mission supports Britain's engagement in Gujarat state producing India's most successful business diaspora including UK's prominent Patel community and merchant families dominating British retail sector through newsagent networks and hospitality businesses. British businesses participate in Gujarat's diamond industry centered in Surat where rough stones from African mines are cut and polished for global markets including London's Hatton Garden, engage in textile manufacturing heritage from historical cotton mills, and invest in petrochemical industries along Gujarat coastline. British tourists visit Gujarat experiencing Ahmedabad's UNESCO-listed old city pols traditional neighborhoods, Gandhi's Sabarmati Ashram where independence movement germinated, and venture to Gir Forest National Park seeking Asiatic lions found nowhere else globally. The Deputy High Commission also serves Rajasthan's tourism magnet drawing British visitors to Jaipur's Pink City palaces, Udaipur's romantic lake settings, Jodhpur's blue-painted houses, and Thar Desert camel safaris. Staff process enormous volumes of UK visa applications from Gujarat's entrepreneurial population producing highest migration rates to Britain, coordinate with British-Gujarati business networks, and facilitate educational partnerships. The mission serves region encompassing Rajasthan's heritage tourism, processes documentation for diamond trading families maintaining London connections, and represents UK interests in western India's commercial powerhouse combining Gandhian simplicity legacy with modern business dynamism producing extraordinary diaspora success in British economy.