It is inconceivable to imagine a world without cows’ milk. We humans have been dependent on cows’ milk for centuries. People have been rearing cows for their milk all over the world. Milk is a whole food containing necessary minerals and vitamins...
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5th Dec 2025 | Updated at 09:59pm 5th Dec 2025
A lighter look at racism in Britain
An astute observer of British life once said: “If you see a white man dashing down the street, he is running to catch a bus. If it’s a black man sprinting, he must be running away from the police.”
Harrow East MP Bob Blackman’s involvement to stop illegal parking on pavements is commendable contribution against ever increasing obstacles affecting less able people. With increasing car numbers and insatiable shortages of parking spaces,...
In 2015 Tesla an American company unveiled a device which hailed new era of cheaper home generated electricity. The device a wall mounted battery, stores energy collected by roof mounted solar panels. A spokeswoman for Ofgem, the energy regulator...
This year, the Indian festival of Raksha Bandhan is being celebrated on August 7. Traditionally, this festival is celebrated by our Hindu brothers and sisters. The sister seeks the protection of her blood-brother or a close male friend, who...
Manoj’s letter favouring amendment to the Equality Act 2010 against Hindus’ caste system, is noteworthy. Information about discrimination in Gujarat and Kerala, are isolated cases and should not be generalized for all Indians and U.K. Hindus....
If you take GDP as a measure of our success, the small increase in GDP is due to increase in population. Per capital GDP has remained the same.
The above Editorial piece on Page 3 of the 15th July issue of Asian Voice enticed me to pen down something.
Rudy Otter’s cheers and bottoms up to drinking water in hot weather is appropriate. Drinking water can be pleasant ritual. Many people just ignore to rehydrate themselves under load of other commitments, incur unpleasant results. Note carefully,...
Many years ago, in India, in our appalling naivety, we used to poke fun at elderly people whose memory let them down. However, being forgetful in old age is no joke, as we now know. Alzheimer’s, in Britain alone, is claiming around one million...
It was a treat to read the column by Bob Blackman MP in this newspaper (last week) under the above heading. The MP for Harrow West has put aside the scourge of the West called “Political Correctness” and showed the rare courage from a politician...
