Nearly half a decade ago Clayton Christensen had shrewdly noted how consulting was on the cusp of disruption. Today, disruption plays an instrumental role...
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2nd Apr 2020 | Updated at 09:42pm 2nd Apr 2020
Air India plans repatriation flights for Britons
Senior Air India officials have confirmed that they are planning to conduct direct chartered flights operating between India and London. Scheduled between April 4 and April 7 to repatriate Britons stranded in India, these flights follow after...
Birmingham Airport to be turned into mortuary
The work to convert part of the Birmingham Airport into a mortuary which can potentially store at least 1,500 bodies has already begun. The West Midlands Police has reportedly informed that there was "scope to expand" the capacity of this mortuary...
The UK government has allowed India’s Maharashtra State Government to continue using a north-west London property as the museum for Dr B R Ambedkar, who lived in that house briefly in 1920s, when he studied at the London School of Economics....
The Chancellor opened his Statement by addressing current Covid-19 concerns. He said that there is likely to be a temporary disruption to the economy, but the government will do whatever it takes to support it. On the supply side, the government...
On Monday 16th March, Labour MP for Ealing and Southall announced that he has was entering into self-isolation after having shown some symptoms of the...
On Thursday 12th March, the Conservative Friends of India appointed two new Co-Chairmans councillor Ameet Jogia and Councillor Reena Ranger as their new...
In a bid to combat the Coronavirus pandemic pandemic, the Electoral Commission has now recommended that London’s upcoming mayoral election be postponed...
Leaders across the world including Prince Charles have resorted to the Indian greeting of Namaste as opposed to handshakes and hugs in order to combat...
As India and United States closed its borders for tourists in order to combat Covid-19, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the Indian Prime Minister...
On Wednesday 4th March, the Home Office announced new legislation around knife crime which will be trialled in London from April by the Metropolitan Police. The Knife Crime Prevention Orders (KCPOs) were first introduced through the Offensive...
