Sampad South Asian Arts and British Council India publish a brand new collection of winning entries from their latest ‘Inspired by…’ series, following...
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18th Apr 2024 | Updated at 10:28am 18th Apr 2024
Leading playwrights to contribute to auction supporting refugees
Leading UK playwrights Tanika Gupta and Anupama Chandrasekhar are making a significant contribution by donating first editions of their work to an historic auction aimed at raising funds to support refugees in the UK.
“Enterprise and hard work at the heart of the immigrant story”
As the Labour party prepares for next year's general election, with leader Sir Keir Starmer currently reshuffling the Cabinet, they celebrated ‘Britain’s global bonds and bridges’ at an evening reception for the diaspora in a café in South London.
NHS Blood and Transplant is urging more Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities across England and North Wales to come forward, make time this...
On Thursday 30 October, Mr Dhimant Trivedi, Chief Executive, Bank of Baroda (European Operations) invited guests to a gala Diwali reception at the River Bank Park Plaza. The evening started with a networking session, followed by the welcome...
7 years old Simran goes to 10 Downing Street Diwali. A report from this young journalist about her experience.
At the invitation of MPHA, over 120 people including MPS SMT, MPHA members, Staff Association representatives and prominent community leaders gathered...
On the last day of Regional Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, the Indian diaspora was assured that the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs will push for direct flights between the UK and Gujarat. A number of representative groups for the Gujarati population...
Seema Malhotra attends Navratri
The overcast skies and continuous rainfall could not dampen the spirit of people celebrating Diwali in Trafalgar Square.
Sanjna Vekaria from Harrow has made it through to the Regional Finals of the prestigious Open Mic UK singing competition, and will now be performing in the live showcases of the competition.
Names of jobseekers could be hidden from employers in a bid to cut discrimination, the Liberal Democrats have announced.
