A shopkeeper has been jailed for selling illegal tobacco.
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18th May 2026 | Updated at 08:45pm 18th May 2026
UK’s first ever portal launched to record anti-Hindu hate incidents nationwide
The UK’s first dedicated reporting portal for anti-Hindu hate incidents is being launched on Thursday 14 May, as researchers and community leaders attempt to address what they describe as a major gap in the country’s hate crime monitoring system.
British Asian vote reflects a new era of fragmented UK politics
Across several London and Birmingham boroughs with significant South Asian populations, the 2026 local elections showed varied political outcomes, with Labour retaining strength in most areas, alongside pockets of Conservative and independent/Aspire...
Indian voters reshape political landscape
As vote counting across five states and a Union Territory concluded, the 2026 Assembly elections are reshaping India’s political landscape in significant ways.The results are seen as a clear expression of voter choice, where citizens backed...
Election season concludes across India
With the scorching summer heat gripping large parts of India, the election season has been at the stage of conclusion which adds further intensity to an already charged political atmosphere.Despite the difficult weather conditions, voter turnout...
Indian national arrested in Santa Fe child predator sting
- 25 Mar 2026
A 26-year-old Indian national, Nagaraju Balkam, was arrested earlier this month in a multi-day undercover operation targeting online child sexual predators, the Santa Fe Police confirmed.Balkam was one of four men taken into custody after detectives...
Communities step up to help stranded travellers
- 11 Mar 2026
Rising Iran-Israel tensions have led to widespread airspace closures across West Asia, disrupting flights and stranding hundreds of thousands of passengers.Major hubs like Dubai International and Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International have scaled back...
Keith Vaz’s Tory election rival has questioned the MP’s decision to raise parking problems near a temple in Parliament.
For much of the time the last Labour Government was in power, the idea that the only way to get on in life was to go to university dominated discussions of what young people should do when they leave school. But while a university degree can...
The Gandhi Statue Memorial Trust last month received £200,000 – the largest donation so far – towards the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in Parliament Square, London.
Sikhs in Aberdeen teamed up with local oil and gas workers over the Xmas period to provide food to the region’s less fortunate.
H.E. Mr. Ranjan Mathai, pictured, The High Commission of India, London organised an event at India House on 9th December 2014 at 4pm to commemorate the Indian contribution in World War I.
Many of the 14,500 Indian soldiers wounded in the battlefields of Europe in World War I, were admitted to the Royal Pavillion in Brighton, which was turned into a hospital. Those who died, the Sikhs and the Hindus, were cremated on the Brighton...
London: Britain's intelligence agency is harnessing the minds of more than 100 dyslexic and dyspraxic spies to combat terrorism and foreign espionage. Using their ability to analyse complex information in a “dispassionate, logical and analytical”...
London: Britain's intelligence agency is harnessing the minds of more than 100 dyslexic and dyspraxic spies to combat terrorism and foreign espionage. Using their ability to analyse complex information in a “dispassionate, logical and analytical”...
