Vikas Dhawan grew up in India and has been living in England for the past two decades. He enjoys writing for leisure as well as in a professional capacity...
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19th Jul 2025 | Updated at 05:23am 19th Jul 2025
Visiting ‘Ancient India: Living Traditions’
Visiting ‘Ancient India: Living Traditions’ at The Sainsbury Exhibitions Gallery in the British Museum, as UK’s first ever British South Asian exhibition, has been a true and pleasant revelation.
Biting Point: Road rage meets social reality
In a time when the world seems increasingly polarised, theatre company Middle Child is bringing a bold and timely production to audiences across the North of England.
The largest-ever exhibition of work by one of British photography’s true pioneers opens at Compton Verney in 2022 from 12 February. Remarkably, in a career spanning seven decades, it was just six years ago that Maganbhai Patel (1924 – 2018),...
Joseph Radhik, Founder, ‘Stories’ has revolutionised the grammar of wedding photography in India and abroad by adding a human touch to post-modern candid...
British-Asian Latin-pop star and trainee doctor, Senti (real name: Adil), has released his fantastic debut single He She It! Having put his musical aspirations...
Published in English, Urdu and Bangla, MY CITY, MY HOME is a ground-breaking publication featuring 184 poems, short stories and other prose from writers,...
Pushpak Sen aka ‘thebongmunda’ on Instagram is a fashion enthusiast by day but a storyteller all-day every day. While Sen does say in his bio that he’s...
Shashi Aggarwal arrived in Birmingham from India on a freezing day in January 1972 wearing just a sari to keep her warm. Knowing no one, Shashi found comfort...
The Nehru Centre recently gave a platform to two co-authors Tripurdaman Singh and Adeel Hussain who were in conversation with Dr Swapan Dasgupta (Hon’ble...
Zainab Hasan is currently starring in Rice, a co-production with Actors Touring Company and Orange Tree Theatre until 13 November. The play will be live-streamed...
Durga Pujo for Bengalis’ calendars revolves around this one festival. Pujo means meeting up with near and dear ones, dressing up every day, gorging on tasty food, and most importantly pandal hopping. But what if you live in the UK and did not...
