Is the UK moving towards an authoritarian government with the deployment of a China-sytle model of facial recognition cameras?
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25th Feb 2020 | Updated at 06:58pm 25th Feb 2020
Patel accused of bullying officials, Johnson asserts full confidence in her
Recent media reports have suggested that Home Secretary Priti Patel has “bullied her staff”, allegations that have now been dismissed as "false" by the government. Patel has also been accused of trying to force out Sir Philip Rutnam, the most...
Permanent presence for legend Freddie Mercury
A street in the London suburb where iconic rock musician Freddie Mercury lived as a teenager has been renamed Freddie Mercury Close.
Trump announces $3bn defence deal with India
Great bonhomie was on display at the 'Namaste Trump' event in Ahmedabad on Monday as both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump heaped praises on each other
Nirbhaya convicts to be hanged on March 3
Further delay in the execution of the Nirbhaya case convicts would be “sacrilegious” to the rights of the victim and for justice, a Delhi court noted on Monday, fixing 6 am on March 3 as the fresh date for their hanging
Hafiz Saeed jailed for 5.5 years in 2 terror cases
- 18 Feb 2020
Days before the FATF plenary, a Lahore-based anti-terrorism court convicted Lashkar-e-Taiba founder and alleged mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Hafiz Saeed, in two terror-financing cases, sentencing him to five and a half years’...
China’s coronavirus death toll rises to 1,886
- 18 Feb 2020
The death toll from China's new coronavirus epidemic jumped past 1,800 on Tuesday after 93 more people died in Hubei province, the hard-hit epicentre of the outbreak
Is the UK moving towards an authoritarian government with the deployment of a China-sytle model of facial recognition cameras?
The Indian High Commission in London has finally received its share of £35mn of the ruler of erstwhile Hyderabad state, which has been lying locked up in a London bank in dispute for over seventy years with Pakistan.
On Friday 14th February, at 7 am, Khodidasbhai Dhamecha, one of the pioneering figures of the British Asian business community and a leading icon in the...
On Friday 14th February, at 7 am, Khodidasbhai Dhamecha, one of the pioneering figures of the British Asian business community and a leading icon in the...
The Indian Journalists’ Association is organising a seminar on new trends and challenges to media. It will take place on the 5th March at 0900 at Taj hotel, St James Park, London SW1 and will end with lunch.
The Tamil Nadu government told the Madras High Court that the state has recommended the release of all seven life convicts of Rajiv Gandhi assassination case to the Governor as it lacks the power to order such remission
BS Yediyurappa has finally expanded his cabinet to include 10 of the turncoat MLAs taking the strength of ministers to 28
DMK said it was hopeful of a 'good ruling' by the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker on its plea seeking disqualification of 11 AIADMK MLAs, including then rebel leader and Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam, who had voted against the Palaniswami...
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held a one-on-one meeting with Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Monday, after a delay of nearly five months, in...
