Some politicians, citizens and councils are raising concerns over migrants or asylum seekers who have smuggled themselves into Dover from Calais and being driven in private taxis, to new homes up in London, allegedly at taxpayer's expense. It...
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7th Jul 2025 | Updated at 10:41pm 7th Jul 2025
Sandea Wholesale acquires Swastik International to boost growth and expansion
Sandea Wholesale Ltd is pleased to announce its acquisition of Swastik International (UK) Limited, a respected name in the FMCG sector. This strategic move marks a key milestone in Sandea’s growth, further strengthening its position in the UK’s...
NHS at 77: A lifetime of healing, a system in pain
This July marks 77 years since the creation of the National Health Service (NHS), a cornerstone of British life and one of the country’s most ambitious post-war reforms.
India shines under Modi’s governance
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently marked eleven years in office, having taken the oath on 26 May 2014.
India launches diplomatic offensive against Pak
India is launching a diplomatic offensive against Pakistan by sending all-party delegations to different parts of the world to explain Operation Sindoor and expose Islamabad's continued support to terrorists and their cross-border activities....
International students under siege
Once seen as gateways to opportunity and prosperity, the world’s top study destinations are rapidly shutting their doors on international students.
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...
Former City trader, Tom Hayes (35), became the first person to be convicted by a British jury of rigging Libor rates. His trial was at London's Southwark...
UK universities in the past have had glorious time, attracting hundreds of international students, even when it failed to appeal to the local ones.This government's immigration policies, that are aimed to cut down foreigners coming to this country,...
A five-year-old boy, Yusuf Abdismad died from meningitis. The confusion between ambulance operators and the NHS 111 service caused delays to his treatment.
The government has said that from September 2015, people who are not able to speak English fluently will be barred from public sector jobs which involve working directly with the public.
Snehal Thakkar, a customer adviser at the Santanders bank, Hatfield, UK is an inspiration for the community.
The lack of inclination among Bengalis to become entrepreneurs was a result of "intellectual arrogance" remarked Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, a member of...
The police have named the former Prime Minister, Sir Edward Heath, in a child sex abuse investigation. He has been named as a suspected paedophile in allegations...
The Indian Air Force contingent touched the skies of the UK with glory during the two week-long Exercise Indradhanush. The title of the exercise signifies...
The Indian Air Force contingent touched the skies of the UK with glory during the two week-long Exercise Indradhanush. The title of the exercise signifies...
