Rishabh, an 18-year-old teenager travels across continents to pursue his under-graduation in the UK in 2014. In the process, he discovers that he is bisexual....
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12th Dec 2018 | Updated at 11:36pm 12th Dec 2018
National Museum in Copenhagen pay tribute to Indian culture
Part of the Scandinavian countries, Denmark comprises of a bunch of islands together, with Copenhagen as their capital. The National Museum in Copenhagen stands witness to their organised recording skills. Even locals are extremely proud of...
Hindi Medium bags Arin Johri a role in Mowgli
- 12 Dec 2018
“Jungle Jungle pata chala hai...” Arin Johri is the voice-over artist in the new Netflix release Mowgli. Arin is a shy looking boy from Canons High School who was right from his childhood was always interested in acting and involved in school...
Nursing: A career option for South Asians
- 06 Dec 2018
Sarlaben Parekh
- 16 Nov 2018
It is with great remorse that I announce the sad departure of Sarlaben Parekh, my dearest friend Bhupatrai Parekh's life partner. I knew Sarlaben since 1978, and have gratefully been a part of her journey. Many understand Bhupatbhai to be a...
Manubhai Rambhai Patel (Karamsad)
- 03 Jul 2018
It is with grave regret that we inform the passing away of Manubhai Rambhai Patel of Karamsad on June 30.
Pravinbhai Varsani
- 14 Nov 2018
Art or science, fashion or property, Punjabis whether South Asians migrants or native UK born citizens have left their imprint across fields to the degree that they now form an integral part of UK's diverse cultural heritage. Here is a list...
*Ananya, a Punjabi by birth and her husband of English origins have been married and in the UK for the last few years now. How did they meet? Originally from India, Ananya was here to pursue her academic career and as the tale goes, fell in...
The Indian Jewish Association (IJA) on 15th November hosted 'Our common values' at the Western Marble Arch Synagogue where members of both the Indian and Jewish communities came together to celebrate this year's Inter-faith week.
They say make hay while the sun shines. But Indians in the UK celebrate Diwali come rain, hail or the snow.Mid-afternoon and the trafalgar square is bathed in soft hues of golden sunshine with arrays formed of traditional pinks, purples, blues...
