Amidst immigration debates running for the last few weeks, a plan of stricter border control, by the Labour party which may lead to the recruitment of 1,000 more border and immigration enforcement staff, has faced severe backlash by the Home...
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7th Sep 2024 | Updated at 08:16am 7th Sep 2024
Bridging the gap: Oxford-India Forum takes the lead
The Oxford India Forum (OIF) is a dynamic platform that unites leading minds from academia, business, policy, and thought leadership to share their insights on India's potential.
‘The myth of having it all’
Motherhood is, for many women, a deeply cherished and pivotal chapter of life, often envisioned and planned for years in advance. It embodies the culmination of personal dreams and the desire to nurture and raise the next generation.
BAPS Flood Relief Work 2024 in India
Due to heavy seasonal rains throughout Gujarat and the subsequent floods, many people were stranded in areas of Vadodara and Jamnagar.
India's travel evolution attracting the UK and world
India's economic rise has lifted millions out of poverty and enhanced the country's geopolitical influence. Less evident, however, is the impact of its growing consumer class on global tourism.
Have patience, efforts on to overcome challenges: Yunus
- 28 Aug 2024
Bangladesh interim govt chief adviser Muhammad Yunus has requested people in his county to have patience and allow his govt time to address the challenges instead of insisting on addressing everything right now
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina flees to India, Army in charge
- 07 Aug 2024
Bangladesh’s embattled PM Sheikh Hasina (76) on Monday resigned and fled the country following more than a month of deadly demonstrations that began as protests against job quotas and swelled into a movement precipitating the end of her 15-year...
A High Court in London made legal history when it banned two Birmingham-based men, aged 27 and 31, who were suspected of sexual predation, from approaching girls under the age of 18. This was facilitated by the use of a civil injunction in lieu...
New figures have revealed that in 2010, there has been a 13% rise in the number of self employed people. It is not evident if this has been caused by the decline in the employment rate, but making use of the opportunity well, the Labour party...
The Loomba Foundation, a UN accredited global NGO working for the cause of poor widows and their children, and BSE Ltd. (formerly known as Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.), Asia’s first and India’s fastest Stock Exchange, today hosted a conference...
The Loomba Foundation, a UN accredited global NGO working for the cause of poor widows and their children, and BSE Ltd. (formerly known as Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.), Asia’s first and India’s fastest Stock Exchange, today hosted a conference...
Female business owners across the country will benefit from additional mentoring support, Women and Equalities Minister Jo Swinson has announced on Tuesday evening, at the British Bankers' Association (BBA)2014 Mentorsme Awards for Excellence...
British aid charity 'Islamic Relief', who have been enlisted to work on £12.5 million valued projects with the Department for International Development,...
The world celebrates 25 years of the fall of the Berlin Wall, this year. During my visit to the city on this weekend, it was a pleasant surprise to see a bust of Mahatma Gandhi, in a Museum at the Checkpoint Charlie- a point of control between...
Publishers 'Trinity Mirror' announced that they were closing seven of its local newspapers including The Reading Post, Harrow Observer and Woking Informer...
Last week on Remembrance Sunday of the First World War Centenary, Britons paid homage to the contributions of the fallen British and Commonwealth soldiers....
