Over 300 people joined the National Council of Gujarati Community Organisations on Saturday May 8 to pray for India through online Bhajans.
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7th Oct 2026 | Updated at 05:54am 7th Oct 2026
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The landmark Domestic Abuse Bill has become a law after receiving Royal assent at the start of May 2021. While several significant amendments have been...
On his four day visit to the UK for the G7 leaders Summit, Minister of External Affairs (India), S Jaishankar agreed that India’s healthcare infrastructure...
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Hosted and developed by Dr. Deepa Narayan, a former Senior Adviser at the World Bank, one of Foreign Policy Magazine’s 100 most influential global speakers,...
National domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid launched an awareness raising music video called Love Should Not Hurt, featuring Women's Aid patron Melanie Brown (Mel B from The Spice Girls) on May 14.