It’s 8 AM, and across the country, countless patients are frantically trying to get through to their GP surgeries, stuck in long phone queues that sometimes last for hours. For many, the only option has been to drop by the surgery in person,...
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10th Dec 2025 | Updated at 06:48pm 10th Dec 2025
'Human Cost of Terrorism' exhibition highlights global need for peace and solidarity
A special exhibition, organised by the High Commission of India in London, commemorated the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks of 2008 along with other incidents that cost irreparable losses of life.
The Budget’s fine print
The Autumn Budget has triggered fresh debate among South Asian communities and SMEs, many of whom are seeking clarity on measures that could quietly reshape their financial future.
India pays tribute to Sardar Patel at Statue of Unity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday led the nation in commemorating the 150th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at the Statue of Unity in Gujarat. Observed as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day), the occasion featured a...
The birth and re-birth of Indian locomotives
The story of India’s railways is, in many ways, the story of India itself — a tale of reinvention, resilience, and revolution on steel tracks. Today, as sleek, air-conditioned coaches glide across electrified lines, millions experience a new...
Abu Dhabi's BAPS Mandir wins AV award
- 15 Oct 2025
Abu Dhabi: The BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi has been awarded the prestigious accolades in the audiovisual industry: the MONDO-DR Award in the category of House of Worship. Dubbed as the "Oscars of the AV world," the awards, held at Ole Red...
Spirit of Diwali unites communities worldwide
- 15 Oct 2025
The spirit of Diwali has truly gone global this year. In a historic move, three US states, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and California, have officially designated Diwali as a state holiday, marking a growing recognition of the festival’s cultural...
Fragile ceasefire at Sharm el-Sheikh
- 15 Oct 2025
A prominent Sikh organisation is preparing legal action against the government over plans to introduce a formal definition of Islamophobia.
Dame Sarah Mullally has made history as the first woman appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, the Church of England’s highest office in its 1,400-year history.
The National Trust is partnering again with the Bradford Hindu Council to celebrate Diwali at East Riddlesden Hall, bringing light, stories, and cultural traditions to the historic Keighley site.
This year marks the centenary of Margaret Thatcher, the formidable “Iron Lady” who transformed British politics and defined an era.
Many supermarkets are expanding rapidly, offering greater convenience, wider selections, and enhanced services. While this benefits shoppers, it threatens local convenience stores, long the heart of the community. With supermarkets opening nearby,...
One of the victims of the Nottingham attacks, Grace O'Malley-Kumar will be posthumously awarded the George Medal for her extraordinary bravery and selflessness.
The annual Chovis Gaam Ujamni was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the Shree Kutch Leva Patel Community Centre in Northolt on Sunday, 21st September...
Just days ahead of Gandhi Jayanti, Mahatma Gandhi’s statue at Tavistock Square in London was vandalised.
Safeena Husain, the founder of Educate Girls, is redefining what it means to fight for education in India.
