Week commencing 28/10/16

As I ready for the PM’s visit to India where she will speak at the event where I am chairing sessions, one of the most idiotic things I have read from anti-UK-India relationship messengers in the past week is:

The Indian Vice President, Hamid Ansari's call during BRICS nations first trade fair in Goa to trade more in their currencies was timely and makes shrewd commercial sense (AV article 22 Oct p18).

A top police officer has caused outrage by intimating that people who leave their dooes and windows open, and if they get burgled, they should not expect the crime to be investigated. Now that winter is upon us and days are getting shorter and...

Downing Street has said it is "categorically not reviewing" whether foreign students should be excluded from net migration figures.

Much drivel was written about the alleged demise of the Indo-Russian relationship in the run-up to the BRICS Summit in Goa, with an imbecilic piece by a broadsheet, recommending that India reorient its foreign policy and make relations with...

Abhishek Sachdev is the founder of Vedanta Hedging, the UK’s largest FCA authorised derivative consultancy. The Vedanta team are regulated derivative experts for types of UK corporate.

The BBC, publisher HarperCollins and the Royal Air Force were named among the 11 winners at the 2016 Business in the Community Race Equality Awards.

It is only right that the learned Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, should show very serious concern, regards the threat of terrorism, to India and the international community. India has very hostile neighbours, who occupy thousands of square...

Kumudiniben (Asian Voice) and Mukundbhai (Gujarat Samachar) wrote about recent Navaratri festival. Kumudiniben draws attention to road side garbas in Harrow; similar to garbas held in cities of Gujarat. Alfresco celebration indicates Aryan roots...