On 3rd February, the glamorous British Asian Trust Annual Dinner was held at Whitehall, Westminster. Along with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, many celebrities and renown and respected figures attended, such as the Bollywood...
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24th May 2022 | Updated at 12:06am 24th May 2022
Amarjit scoops ‘Entrepreneur’ award
The boss of a British woodworking family business has been crowned, for the second time this year, Entrepreneur of the Year.
Jalaram temple Leicester tree planting ceremony to mark her majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
The Trustees of Jalaram Temple Leicester assisted by the Hanuman Savak Group, together with local schoolchildren, community and business leaders gathered outside the Virbaimaa Jalaram Community Centre, to take part in a special tree-planting...
CAA won't be implemented in Bengal: Mamata
Kolkata: Reacting to Union Home Minister Amit Shah`s remark about implementing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asserted that the BJP will not return to power in 2024 and no CAA will be implemented.
Fire at Amritsar hospital, over 600 rescued
Amritsar: A major tragedy was averted at the Guru Nanak Dev Hospital here after a massive fire broke out in two wards and the outpatient department (OPD). The staff and the attendants scrambled to save patients and there was no loss of life...
Ties with Nepal unshakable like Himalayas: PM Modi
- 18 May 2022
India and Nepal’s “ever-strengthening” friendship and closeness will benefit the entire humanity amid the kind of global conditions that are emerging, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a special 20-minute address in Lumbini on the sidelines...
Briton scales Mt Everest for the 16th time
- 18 May 2022
Kathmandu: Kenton Cool, a 48-year-old British national, has scaled the world’s highest peak Mount Everest for the 16th time, becoming the first non-Nepalese to do so, a media report said. Cool, who hails from Gloucestershire, a county in South...
Shuchita Sonalika has recently taken over as Director of UK operations at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). She is responsible for managing initiatives that promote India-UK economic relations by way of business conferences and programs,...
Shuchita Sonalika has recently taken over as Director of UK operations at the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). She is responsible for managing initiatives that promote India-UK economic relations by way of business conferences and programs,...
Former international model Waris Dirie who has featured on advertisements for the likes of Chanel and Vogue was last week awarded the Liberal International Prize for Freedom in recognition of her campaign to bring an end to female genital mutilation...
The BAPS Charities Annual Challenge for 2015 was launched on the evening of Saturday 31 January at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden, London. The official partner for BAPS Charities this year is the British Heart Foundation (BHF), the...
For a modern Hindu, Hinduism represents different things, which probably distinguishes this very ancient and oldest of religions. Being such an old religion, it clearly has undergone changes and erosion just like a solid rock coastline gets...
10 years old, Dushyant Mehta who saved his older sister Devaanshi's life when he was 2, by donating his bone marrow, now needs a match to save his own life.
Antonio Boparan, son of millionaire Ranjit and Baljinder Boparan who own the 2 Sisters Food Group with a wealth of £800 million is facing jail for a second time over his involvement in a bar brawl that left a man blinded. Previously he had already...
A group of passengers from Birmingham were left stranded at Birmingham airport for nearly 48 hours. They were due to fly to India on Friday night but discovered their flight had been indefinitely delayed due to a technical fault -and then eventually...
A 6 years old grand daughter has saved the life of her nan Jasy Tailor, after she fell into a diabetic coma. In pitch darkness, little Millie Desai, from Solihull, fumbled for the phone and rang her mum.
