Within one hour of launching the letter of protest to the Labour Party’s Emergency Motion on Kashmir, this newspaper had signatures in support of the protest from over 65 British organisations

Most people go to court to sort financial claims, not usually international political issues

The speech of the junior Indian diplomat, Vidisha Maitra, at the United Nations

I write to you having been asked by the CEO of Standard Chartered to participate in a panel this week on UK international trade and specifically what more can be done for closer ties between the UK and India

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know, that makes all the difference, they say

When I was training to be a barrister, I recall well the now famous case of the British Indian woman who set fire to her husband whilst he slept

As Pakistan speaks foolishly and irresponsibly and incredibly about war, I recall ‘How a firm in Leeds saved India’s blushes in the Kargil War

As Pakistan tries to make Kashmir a religious issue and fails miserably to succeed, it fails on various fronts

A couple of weeks after Kashmir became news, it’s possible to take stock of messaging

‘What impact on India’s economy of the human rights situation in Kashmir’? That’s the question I was asked by the BBC on a interview about the Indian economy