Artists of South-Asian heritage have written a new work in response to Gustav Holst’s Savitri, which will receive its world premiere on Fri 27 August at the 2021 Leeds Opera Festival.
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28th Apr 2024 | Updated at 04:29am 28th Apr 2024
Little English and truly South Asian
In the past couple of decades, British Indian films like Bend It Like Beckham and Slumdog Millionaire have not only created a lot of buzz in the South Asian diaspora but have also swept up top awards in the international arena. And yet, the...
South Asians will enjoy revisiting scenic Bangladesh through "Secrets in the Wind"
Rumki Chowdhury was born in Bangladesh and grew up in the USA. She has also lived in the UK and Sweden. With an MA in English Literature from The Queen Mary University of London and a BA in English Writing from The William Paterson University...
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Author, Monika Singh Gangotra has experienced colourism to varying degrees throughout her life, and now she’s publishing a book to encourage open dialogue...
Jay Sean has returned with a song dedicated to cherishing what we have and finding joy in the life around us. 'Happiness Days' was written by Jay along...
Alka Joshi was born in India and raised in the U.S. since the age of nine. She has a BA from Stanford University and an MFA from California College of...
Paromita Goswami is based in Kent with her family. She is working as HR Professional in Transport for London. Born and raised in Kolkata and is classically...
The 10 Avatars of Vishnu, written by Sunita Shah and beautifully illustrated by James Ballance is available to buy now from www.TheJaiJais.com.
From Thursday 29 July, Wembley Park’s popular free outdoor cinema, Summer on Screen, will return for five weeks in the Events Pad, across from the London...
The Birmingham Film Festival is live across the UK, and it’s gearing up for the opening night in the cinema next Friday 25 June.
