As mentioned in this column, I wrote to the Vice Chancellor of Oxford University, enclosing my article from this newspaper which laid out the charges against the Oxford University Faculty member and employee who revelled in attacking Hindus...

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a worldwide decline in growth, employment and productivity. These economic disruptions have pushed CEOs and CFOs to plot fresh pathways that ensure the future health of their companies in these unpredictable...

Despite worries about Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK has defied analysts and continues to cement its place as a premier investment destination. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is increasing despite challenging global conditions, with...

Last week, it was a proud moment to represent my College, St Anne's, Oxford, as an alumnus in University Challenge, against existing students. It was a proud moment too, a couple of years ago to host the Vice Chancellor of Oxford University...

The Daily Mail defending an immigrant - what's going on?

What a week. I am still reeling. From current and recent University graduates wanting remote work experience to people in their 30s-60s wanting to understand their pension and why when the US markets are at all-time highs, their pension has...

So many Indian celebrities touched me, so to speak, when they came out to speak up for India. To repulse outside maligners such as Rihanna.

Of course, social media is a place for division and hate. Rarely do you see anything else, sadly. One numpty MP decided unemployment was Rishi Sunak's fault - as if he hadn't spent enough.

I was tagged again on a Tweet about the India Farmer's protests. He/She/It (they're anonymous - like all the brave social media soldiers) asked if 'As a Hindu Leader' I would 'condemn the violence towards farmers'.