The UK government recently celebrated what it called a “world-leading” ban on junk food advertising aimed at children.
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10th Apr 2026 | Updated at 06:31pm 10th Apr 2026
CM Sharma visits UK to usher investments into ‘Rising Rajasthan’
The Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, Deputy CM Diya Kumari with delegates visited London last week, to host an investor meet. The afternoon was organised by FICCI and High Commission of India at Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, and was attended...
Grant Thornton LLP kickstarts Diwali season in London
Grant Thornton LLP became the first to kickstart the Diwali season in London by organising a reception at the historic Long Room in the Lord’s Cricket Ground on 16 October, welcoming a brief spell of Indian summer as the backdrop of festivities....
“Labour party will reach out to the Hindu community in Leicester East to work with them”: Parliamentary candidate Rajesh Agrawal
The Indian diaspora and business communities in the UK are familiar with Rajesh Agrawal, the former Deputy Mayor of Business in London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s team. He transformed London into a leading investment hub for India, despite the Brexit...
CF India hosts fundraiser dinner in Brum
Conservative MP Dean Russell told attendees at a fundraising dinner in Birmingham, “When Labour see a problem, they exploit it. When we see a problem, we fix it”. The event was organised by Edgbaston Conservatives in partnership with Conservative...
Leading EdTech business launches franchise in the UK following recent global success
The British Youth International College (BYITC), the Glasgow-headquartered but globally operating educational technology (EdTech) business, has launched its successful franchise model in the UK.
University of Glasgow project investigating the effects of Covid-19
A project at the University of Glasgow that is aiming to better understand the effects that Covid-19 infection has on blood vessels and blood pressure has received a grant of £250,000 from national charity Heart Research UK.
770,000 people in England unable to speak English well
In an interview, the communities secretary, Sajid Javid revealed that 770,000 people living in England speak little or no English at all, and warned that up to 70% of them are women from the Bangladeshi and Pakistani communities.
Sigma sponsors transformation of Community Pharmacy 2025 vision
A donation from Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc is funding a three year PhD scholarship aimed at developing a coherent and transformative vision for English community pharmacy in 2025. The project has already begun in the Department of Pharmacy and...
The “historic” free trade agreement (FTA) between the UK and India provides strategic advantages and stability for businesses at a time of significant global economic uncertainty, according to a new report by the House of Lords International...
The Indian Constitution is often celebrated as the cornerstone of democracy, justice, and equality.
One hundred and fifty years ago, a short lyrical phrase, Vande Mataram, quietly entered India’s cultural consciousness.
Hundreds of people of Indian origin and Bangladeshi-origin Hindus braved cold, heavy rain to protest outside the Houses of Parliament in London on Wednesday, urging UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to take stronger action to condemn what they...
Suella Braverman did not slip quietly out of the Conservative Party. She left with an accusation of “betrayal” and a sense of theatrical finality, likening her defection to Reform UK to a political divorce.
For Shama Tatler, now Baroness Shah, entering the House of Lords was never part of a carefully plotted political trajectory. Her’s is not the story of...
The 77th Republic Day of India was celebrated by the High Commission of India (HCI) and the Indian community in the United Kingdom, reaffirming pride in...
In today’s fast-paced world, managing our health can often feel overwhelming. From navigating complex medical information to finding reliable wellness advice, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of conflicting guidance.
A Scrutiny Committee has concluded that councillors were not provided with sufficient information when making the decision to sell a Hindu temple site, the BBC has reported.
