If you run a search on Jiah Khan on BBC Two, it reads: “Actor Jiah Khan was found dead in her flat. Police concluded it was suicide, but her British family believe that the truth has not yet surfaced.”
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20th Jun 2026 | Updated at 11:10am 20th Jun 2026
When folklore finds a woman's voice
What if the women at the centre of our most beloved stories were allowed to tell them themselves?
“It’s already homogenising us”: Can artists push AI to protect, not erase?
Artificial intelligence is already seeping into galleries, rehearsal rooms and our everyday feeds, quietly reshaping how creativity works in Britain.
An online animation course on the “History of Anime: from manga to Miyazaki”
Maadathy is one film that addresses caste based atrocities. Puthirai vannaar is a Dalit caste group, and lives in southern part of Tamil Nadu state in...
Author, diversity & accessibility consultant and disability activist Dr Amit Patel’s book Kika & Me has been shortlisted for the Barbellion Prize 2020. The Barbellion Prize is a book prize dedicated to the furtherance of ill and disabled voices...
Rebecca Gould who head of arts at British Council Wales, described how a series of online events attracted an audience keen to hear how culture has helped build connections between Wales and India. In the first of six blogs she talked about...
Renowned designer Satya Paul breathed his last on January 6, 2021 at the age of 79 in Coimbatore, India. He had suffered a stroke in December 2020. With no formal design training, he launched his first sari boutique, L’Affaire, in 1980. His...
The Director of The Nehru Centre, Mr Amish Tripathi was in conversation with Lord Meghnad Desai at the launch of Lord Desai’s book, “Rebellious Lord An Autobiography” India in the UK (High Commission of India, London) last Friday. Lord Meghnad...
Priyanka Chopra once said in an interview,“Yes, the zeroes on the pay-cheque do matter, because I work very hard for them. And I wasn’t born with a silver spoon, though my parents always gave me one. I always worked very hard to be where I am...
Watercolours collected by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, an evocative record of their public and private lives together, will go on display at The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse from 5 March to 5 September 2021.
In his latest publication, a British TV star has urged that the BBC and other traditional broadcasters follow streaming service Netflix’s lead in casting actors that represent Britain's ethnic diversity.
