India, although it may be considered to be a developing country, at least in the eyes of self-opinionated Western nations, mainly due to poverty and unequal income distribution, it still leads the world in many sectors, that include IT, under...

Dussehra is actually the festival of the Kshattriyas. But all Hindus observe this festival with great joy. Traditionally, in Indian culture, Dussehra was always full of dances, where the whole community mixed, met and mingled. But because of...

Do you think India will rush to place orders with a Brexit UK or prefer to do most of its business with the European Union?

India was elected on UN’s “Human Rights” council with 188 votes in Asia-Pacific category and will take the seat on 1st January 2019 for a three year period. India received the highest number of votes among any category, followed by Fiji (187),...

News item “MeToo storm” etc on page 23 of Asian Voice dated 13-10-2018, was not astounding. Stage / film acting by ladies was frowned upon since long. To avoid scandal, boys and men were dressed as girls and women. For investigating scandals...

I found the different views expressed at the event to mark Mahatma Gandhiji's 150th birth anniversary really interesting. 

It was refreshing to read above captioned news article by Iliana Magra, The New York Times published in Toronto Star Canada’s largest daily newspaper on October 14,2018  Sunday, when almost everyday we get negatives news on print and electronic...

In order to maintain continuity, I am writing this letter even when I have succumbed to the vagaries of the weather and contracted the dreadful ‘flu. 

UK is a shining example of a great democracy with the right core value of human rights, equality, freedom and justice for all its citizens at heart irrespective of caste, creed and religion.

Why do people have to pay £800 a week or more to keep an elderly relative in a care home? I think care homes should be nationalised, making them totally free.