Dr. Kartar Lalvani was born in 1931 in Karachi. After the partition in 1947, he arrived in Bombay. Dr.Lalvani came to Britain in 1956 and completed his post-graduation in Pharmacy from King’s College, London. Later, he went to Germany and completed...
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2nd Feb 2026 | Updated at 05:29pm 2nd Feb 2026
“Food should bring pleasure, connection and nourishment”
In Good Taste: What Shapes What We Eat and Drink—and Why It Matters by Mallika Basu, launching 22 January 2026, is an accessible guide to the food system. It explores how our food is shaped by power, inequality and environmental impact, and...
Freebourne blends futuristic tech with a gripping murder mystery
Set in a near-future English town, ‘Freebourne’ is a speculative murder mystery that fuses a tense thriller with profound questions about free will and the rapid advance of technology. It will be published by Roundfire Books, the fiction imprint...
The Spirit of Mahatma, a book by Dr Rizwan Kadri, gives a new dimension to the relationship between Mahatma Gandhi and his private secretary Mahadev Desai, who was like a son to him
As the Manager of Risky Business, a youth work programme in Rotherham, Jayne Senior reported nearly 1700 cases of grooming and sexual exploitation. Frustrated by the inability of the authorities to protect these extremely vulnerable children...
Dr Rizwan Kadri is a young historian known for his research on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
Dr Rizwan Kadri is a young historian known for his research on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
Over 40 years old, the Children's Bookshop in Muswell Hill is a book lover's paradise. Packed with colourful books from floor to ceiling, there is vast...
Dr Rizwan Kadri is a young historian known for his research on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Dr Rizwan Kadri is a young historian known for his research on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Dr Kadri is currently working as an Associate Professor in Shree Swaminarayan Arts College, Ahmedabad.
Dr Rizwan Kadri is a young historian known for his research on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
On Thursday 4 February, the Prime Minister’s Indian Diaspora Champion and Employment Minister Priti Patel visited the British Library to see some of the historic materials being digitised as part of a unique project to preserve one of the world’s...
