CTR Books, a US-based publishing enterprise dedicated to promoting Anglo-Indian heritage and culture, has just released its eighth and final paperback – titled "Curtain Call - Anglo-Indian Reflections" - flagged as one of the most exciting projects...
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17th Aug 2019 | Updated at 11:03am 17th Aug 2019
First ever book on lassis launched in the UK
Radha Bhatia, author and Chairperson, Bird Group, on Thursday launched “Lassis of India – Smoothies with a Twist” in London. The interactive evening was held at Nehru Centre, London and featured a delightful Lassi tasting session and a panel...
Book Review: A British Subject
At any point over the last twenty years my friend Dolar Popat could have released a book worthy of our collective attention. With a moving foreword by David Cameron, Dolar uses this book to outline his love and affection for the country he is...
As the clock ticks down to Christmas Day, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has expressed her hopes that children across the country find a book in their...
The Indo-British Heritage Trust will be publishing a book in 2016, on the “special relationship” between Britain and India.
The Karma & Diamonds trilogy marks the debut of Smita Joshi as an author. She has enjoyed a successful career as a corporate business executive, as a freelance...
Following a tremendous response to its international writing competition Inspired by Gandhi, Sampad has launched a new book containing winning entries from across the globe 9 aspiring writers from Birmingham and the Midlands have entries published.
Life is motion. Life is a journey full of actions. "One should aspire to live a hundred years while performing actions", declares the famous Isha Upanishad. The main question that arises in one's mind is about what kind of journey should it...
British Indian author Sunjeev Sahota is among the six final writers shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction 2015, it has been announced.
A Bangladeshi novelist has won Britain's oldest literary award with her debut novel In the Light of What We Know. Writer Zia Haider Rahman has joined some of world's greatest literary names by winning this year James Tait Black Literary Prizes,...
It is said that the controversial author, Sir Salman Rushie has claimed that the people who defended his most controversial work would not have done so...
On Thursday 16th July 2015, the launch of the anthology, Desi Girls: Stories by Indian Women Writers Abroad was launched, at The Nehru Centre, London....
