The years 2020 and 2021 have been a rollercoaster for each one, thanks to Covid. Amidst all this destruction, and heart shattering events, the LGBTQ community...
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28th Sep 2023 | Updated at 04:05pm 28th Sep 2023
“Enterprise and hard work at the heart of the immigrant story”
As the Labour party prepares for next year's general election, with leader Sir Keir Starmer currently reshuffling the Cabinet, they celebrated ‘Britain’s global bonds and bridges’ at an evening reception for the diaspora in a café in South London.
High Commission of India organises screening of Gadar 2 in London to celebrate Independence Day
There were loud Punjabi dhol (drum) beats in Leicester Square, as Indian people gathered in front of Vue Westend to welcome actor and MP Sunny Deol to the theatre for a special screening of Gadar 2 organised by the High Commission of India and...
Remembering Shri Khodidasbhai Dhamecha on his second death anniversary
- 15 Feb 2022
The strong foundation of heritage, philanthropy and service built by Shri Khodidasbhai Dhamecha is an inspiration for future generations and our communities.
Tribute to Pravinbhai Sangani: Community pioneer and Renaissance Man
- 15 Sep 2021
Pravinkumar Girdharlal Sangani, a well known figure from Birmingham’s Hindu Community passed away in Australia last week, aged 77, after a short illness.
Last week on Friday, 18 June, India’s track and field legend, Milkha Singh lost his final battle with Covid-19. He died in Chandigarh of complications due to coronavirus disease at the age of 91, after a month-long battle.
After Brexit, the Commonwealth provides an opportunity to leverage “Commonwealth” for global good for promoting strong economic and cultural linkages as well as the use of English as the most spoken language in the world.
One cannot but admire that in just 30 years of reforms, China now commands the title of the 2nd biggest economy of the world after the US. Of course the political and economic model of China is quite different.
Neel Raithatha was born in London after his parents migrated to the UK from East Africa in the 1970s. He grew up in Leicestershire and harboured early...
Most of the models and theories of social sciences like economics are based on assumed rationality in human behaviour. Economists believe that people will make choices to make optimal use of resources and there will be equilibrium in society....
Most of the models and theories of social sciences like economics are based on assumed rationality in human behaviour. Economists believe that people will make choices to make optimal use of resources and there will be equilibrium in society....
SEVA Trust UK, a Bedford based charity has been recognised for their exceptional community support work and awarded 'Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) of the...
Dear Readers, how are you all? Have you been feeling more hopeful now that the evenings are lightening up and the sun is warmer? Have you managed to get out of your home to meet friends and family? I sincerely hope so. In the midst of it all,...
With the gradual opening up of Delhi, a friend whom we hadn’t seen for over two months came to visit us. Thanks to the pandemic, this otherwise joyous occasion, evoked a mixture of guilt and apprehension, not unlike that for a diabetic eating...
