"Britain's Anglo-Indians" - author Rochelle AlmeidaPour yourself a mango juice and sit back to savour a most informative and interesting book on a little-known...
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24th May 2022 | Updated at 08:53pm 24th May 2022
5 reasons to start journaling now and how
The world has stopped, and we have been presented with the gift of time. How we choose to use that time is up to us. Following old habits and expecting a different result, could be defined as ‘insane’. Let’s try something, take a blank sheet...
Stuck in home! What to read?
As you stew in your room, self-isolating from the world of clubs, pubs and social gatherings with constant negative news around Coronavirus, we bring to you a list of books that might be worth downloading on your Kindle. This might be as good...
Dr Prakash Shah’s, “Against Caste in British Law”, Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2015, is an important and highly relevant work.
Penguin Random House, the publishing group, has announced a shortlist of 12 writers to take part in their WriteNow mentoring programme.
Timeless Treasures – a heavy, coffee table book on the material culture of regal Indian weddings was launched amidst great pomp and grandeur at the Natural...
Women on India's 70th birthday have a new maternity policy, and definitely a new dream- a dream to have it all. Indian women are reaching a new pinnacle of success, globally, and it brings us immense pride not only as women but also as Indians...
A new book to be released soon talks about the life and times of an outstanding military officer, Lieutenant General Bilimoria, Father of Lord Karan Bilimoria,...
Award-winning author Sunjeev Sahota has been appointed as Writer in Residence at Leeds Beckett University.
A democratic and peaceful society can be built out of knowledge and hope, said Prof. Raymond Brady Williams, LaFollette Distinguished Professor in the...
Black Taj by Mohini Kent Pub date: 31 March 2016 Hardback £12.99, ISBN: 978-1-908446-45-9
Saturday, the 21st of May witnessed the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) in its third consecutive year at Southbank, London. The festival brought together thinkers, writers, poets and balladeers, showcasing South Asia’s unique multilingual heritage....
