Ranbir Singh Suri is the second turbaned Sikh to become a Lord in Britain.In his maiden speech, Lord Suri showed gratitude to his supporters and respected friends, Lord Popat and Lord Leigh of Hurley for introducing him to their Lordships, among...

The multicultural society of the UK maintains a vibrant and dynamic social, cultural and political life which is arguably a model for the rest of the world.

26 years old UK based hotelier has donated £100,000 to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi planned for Parliament Square in London, becoming the youngest donor to this cause. Vivek Chadha, director of Nine Hospitality Limited and a hotel owner, residential...

Gandhi Martyr's Day was observed on Friday 30th January, 2015 at Tavistock Square in the London Borough of Camden. Despite the cold weather, many esteemed members of the British Indian community gathered at the iconic statue to pay tribute to...

The Indian High Commission organised the annual Republic day celebrations for the diaspora at London's Park Lane in Grosvenor House on Tuesday 27th January.

Wednesday 28th January; the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan celebrated Republic Day.

Why would 170 countries sign up to endorse 21st June 2015 as the first International Yoga Day? How is it that something that started over 5000 years ago is still going strong? You could argue why has it taken 5000 years for so many countries...

19th January marked the 25th Anniversary of holocaust for all ethnic minorities of Kashmir as in 1990 a campaign of ethnic cleansing and genocide against them was unleashed by the fundamental Islamists and Jihadists. 

Marking the Institute of Jainology’s 25 years, a special Ahimsa Anniversary Award was presented to The Prince of Wales during his first-ever visit to the UK’s largest Jain Temple in Potters Bar.

Wednesday 21st January the Indian High Commissioner, Mr Ranjan Mathai presided over an event at which three Indian state education ministers and a state minorities commission member met with some community representatives in London.