A BBC documentary showing the evolving communities of the East End has drawn criticism from viewers who branded the programme 'racist' and accused it of 'white supremacist propaganda'.
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17th May 2025 | Updated at 09:54pm 17th May 2025
Leicester changemaker leads global ocean mission
British-Asian entrepreneur Chris Desai from Leicester, founder of the ocean conservation charity UOCEAN 2050, has been honoured with a place on the Global 40 Under 40 Awards in Climate & Sustainability in Dubai. Through UOCEAN 2050, a non-profit...
Fragrance that feels like home
Sharon Sondh has launched ‘The Candlewala’, a unique candle brand inspired by the rich scents and cherished memories of Indian childhoods. Each candle captures nostalgic moments bringing the warmth of home into every space. With a strong sense...
UK AND INDIA SIGN LANDMARK FREE TRADE DEAL
The UK and India have finally signed the much anticipated and significant trade deal which delivers on the mission of growing economy, raising living standards, and putting money in people’s pockets in the UK.
UK and India sign landmark cultural cooperation agreement
The United Kingdom and India have signed a landmark Cultural Cooperation Agreement aimed at deepening economic and cultural ties between the two nations, with significant benefits expected for the UK’s arts, creative industries, tourism, and...
Thousands attend Holi festival at new BAPS mandir in Sydney
- 20 Mar 2025
Kemps Creek (Australia): The Fuldol Festival, a vibrant part of the Holi celebrations, was held at the newly opened BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir and Cultural Precinct in Kemps Creek near Sydney. It attracted people from across Sydney...
European leaders unite for peace in Ukraine
Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer declared that the West stands at a “crossroads in history” as he addressed European leaders at a crucial summit in London on Sunday, March 2.
Police in Islington are appealing for the public's help to identify a man they wish to speak to in connection with a religiously aggravated hate crime.
Plans for a Hindu temple in Northampton first mooted in 2008 are still very much alive according to a team of fundraisers as they launched a week of activities to whip up interest in the scheme last week and included a parade.
On Saturday night, 18 Albanian asylum seekers, including two children, and two British people were rescued by an RNLI boat when their own boat began to...
81 British Indian business leaders, representing companies which range from multi-million pound businesses to SMEs and employ thousands of people across the UK, have signed an open letter in support of the UK’s continued membership of the European...
The likely closure of thousands of local pharmacies in the face of deep government cuts is a bitter pill to swallow for many, especially those living in rural areas who have to travel long distances to their nearest pharmacy. The worst affected...
A top private school has introduced a six-hour interview process for children to help teachers see the individual qualities of applicants who have been highly tutored.
A five-year-old goldfish called Nemo was taken on a 200-mile round trip to the vets to have a huge tumour removed.
India’s contribution in World War I was the focus of a unique conference held at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton on 25th and 26th May 2016. The inaugural...
The Institute for Public Policy Research has warned that the the British government's plan to boost growth and raise living standards is being impaired by the introduction of the National Living Wage and is ignoring one of the most crucial sectors...
