When Kabir Bedi fatefully interviewed The Beatles for the first time in India for All India Radio, he asked John Lenon about one advice he’d give to the youth back then. Lenon told Bedi, “Question everything. Don’t be afraid of being a rebel.”
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20th Jun 2026 | Updated at 08:30am 20th Jun 2026
When folklore finds a woman's voice
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Announcing the scholarship he wrote: “I’ve created a scholarship at Faber Academy. I have paid the price of a place on my daytime Writing A Novel course and added a £250 stipend to help towards travel and other materials for a writer of colour...
Saima Razzaq is the first Queer Muslim woman to lead a Pride Parade in Britain and was recently appointed Head of Diversity and Inclusion by Birmingham...
India’s largest podcasting platform Hubhopper Studio has released #BoloAzadi. A playlist featuring podcasts that highlight independence in any form and celebrating India’s 75th Independence day on August 15, 2021.
A digital exhibition explores Mumbai through the lens of its first residents, The Kolis, and launches on World’s Indigenous People’s Day - 9 August 2021.
Uzma and Ambreen Hameed are two sisters who have recently completed their two-book novel series, UNDYING. They are very experienced interviewees and are...
As a part of the South Asian Heritage Month, British-Bangladeshi artist, Nilupa Yasmin has been working on the important role of community arts in the lives of older people. Nilupa, whose work has been commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company...
Opening autumn 2021, Barbican Art Gallery will present the first major London solo exhibition by Mumbai-based artist Shilpa Gupta. One of South Asia’s...
Essex Indians (EI) organised 44 online quality shows during the pandemic to rejuvenate the mind and souls of millions.
UK’s leading South Asian Literary Festival - Desiblitz Literature Festival 2021 starts on September 18 and will go on until October 1. Amidst a list of...
