Prime Minister Theresa May, like her predecessors have decided to make India one of her key destinations in South Asia to discuss bi-lateral trade. During her last visit with the former Prime Minister David Cameron, Mrs May was the Home Secretary...
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7th Sep 2024 | Updated at 06:50am 7th Sep 2024
AS I SEE IT : India House and the legacy of diplomacy
- 05 Sep 2024
India House in Aldwych, the present-day building under the authority of the Indian government, has a very long history.
As I See it : Spirit of India in the heart of London
- 29 Aug 2024
On Saturday 24 August 2024, I had the privilege of attending the Indian Independence Day celebration at the Navnat Centre in Hayes, a place that holds a special significance for me.
Power is the ability to make change
- 01 Sep 2022
Life is precious
- 29 Apr 2020
Let’s be positive
- 07 Apr 2020
As I See It
- 01 Apr 2020
On Thursday Sri Lanka-England first Test match started. Inevitably there is so much excitement – who will win?
Forty four years ago, on 5th May 1972, Gujarat Samachar, a tabloid news-weekly with a small English section was released by the well-known Indian diplomat...
Drought is wreaking havoc in several Indian states. The worst situation is in eastern Maharashtra, especially around Latur where perhaps hundreds of farmers...
Pakistan, due to its geographic location, recent history of Islamic Extremism, terrorism and continuing bloodshed of the minorities (especially Shias, Christians, Hindus and Sikhs), is crucial to regional and global security.
- 15 Mar 2016
The Art of Living is in the news in a very big way, especially on the satellite TV channels from India – for both wrong and right reasons.
- 08 Mar 2016
Actress Sheridan Smith’s decision to pull out of a performance in Funny Girl The Musical due to her father’s illness is music to ears of those believing in paying back to their parents, especially when they actually need you.Smith’s father Colin...
In the next six score (120) days not only will we be deciding whether the UK remains part of EU but also the long term future of Britain. It takes two...
At various events we hear the British politicians and our own Lords and MPs praising the achievements of the Asians, especially the Indian community. So far so good.
Reforms are a marathon, not a sprint in India. A simple majority in the Lok Sabha (Lower House of the Parliament) is not enough to push the Government's agenda on economic reforms. With BJP having fewer numbers, the Upper House (Rajya Sabha)...
