After the end Second World War, the British government decided to quit India. Even most of the old political leaders involved in the freedom movement were also tired and were looking for some sort of face-saving formula itching to be in power
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8th May 2026 | Updated at 12:56am 8th May 2026
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak warned of some 'difficult decisions' ahead as official statistics revealed that Britain's public debt had risen above 2 trillion...
One out of every four people in the world who caught the Covid-19 infection last week was from India
Recent data shared by the government reveals Britain's economic recovery from the ongoing pandemic is getting back on track, however, it comes with an...
The fear of the bankruptcy action has helped settle over 9,650 cases involving claims of around £37 billion, with companies and their promoters settling...
The NHS is encouraging South Asian people to find out if they are at high risk of developing Type 2 diabetes through using the ‘Know Your Risk’ tool hosted...
In 2008 I wrote a piece titled, ‘The Challenge for Faith Communities’. Much has happened in the 12 years since, mostly negative and destructive. Faith communities are further apart now than they have ever been. Many will tell you otherwise,...
The pragmatic consequences of Covid-19 have not left any sector untouched. Asian Voice has been trying to bring you stories from artists and organisations in the art sector for a few weeks now. In this edition, we spoke to Helena Bell, Artistic...
“At a time when we are all a little fragile... it’s OK to be just OKAY,” says Tinesh Chhaya, a forty something Asian man who lives in the London suburbs with his wife and two daughters. It is an unsaid truth and a deep rooted stigma in the Asian...
On Saturday 22nd August, it emerged that all board members of the UK’s biggest Muslim charity will resign en masse. The resignations appear after The Times discovered and reported that the Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) had replaced a disgraced...