Joi Barua takes his Assamese roots on a journey across the universe

For Assamese musician Joi Barua, teleportation is not merely a concept borrowed from quantum physics. On Teleportation (Unbound), it becomes something deeply personal: a journey that carries his language, childhood, cultural identity and family...

Home finds them again

As autumn arrives in Britain, the beat of the dhaak will once again fill community halls across the country. For thousands of UK Bengalis, Durga Puja is more than a festival: it is a homecoming shaped by memory, identity and devotion, briefly...

BAPS chooses ‘prayer over protest’ as Eiffel Tower probe clears group

An investigation into the controversy surrounding the treatment of female employees during a private visit by the Hindu organisation BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha to the Eiffel Tower has found no evidence that the delegation explicitly asked for...

Indian pilot’s courage helps save 174 lives, avert potential 9/11-style tragedy

An Indian pilot played a pivotal role in averting a potential catastrophe aboard a Flydubai flight bound for Israel after he was stabbed by his co-pilot and, despite his injuries, managed to open the cockpit door and enable passengers and crew...

Tricolour spirit spreads across the globe

India’s 80th Independence Day brought together people across the country and the global Indian diaspora to honour the freedom struggle and celebrate the nation’s progress.Across the world, Indian communities marked the occasion with flag-hoisting...

Nita Ambani receives AAPI Humanitarian award

Reliance Foundation Chairperson Nita M Ambani received the AAPI Humanitarian Award at a ceremony in Tampa, Florida, in recognition of her contributions to healthcare, education, sports, culture and community development.She was also presented...

Britain's Serious Fraud Office last week has recovered £5.4 million towards a £20 million confiscation order by selling of a mansion belonging to one of UK's wealthiest Asian businessmen Virendra Rastogi. He was convicted and sentenced in 2008...

While the West has always been a destination for the Indian students for higher studies, in a reverse trend, Britain is now witnessing a mad rush among its students to know modern India and become part of the country's amazing growth story.

While the West has always been a destination for the Indian students for higher studies, in a reverse trend, Britain is now witnessing a mad rush among its students to know modern India and become part of the country's amazing growth story.

51 years old Raj Singh Buller, from Slough, who is married with two sons, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia on Christmas Eve 2014. The diagnosis turned his and his family’s world upside down.



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