The healing touch of Indian cuisine with Chef Das Sreedharan
In the second of the ‘iGlobal’ Eat Out to Help Out Series, we take a tour of another popular Indian restaurant chain...
Growing your own food: An amateur’s guide
As my niece approached her fourth birthday, I thought it was time for her to know about the magic of “growing”. I took some rajmah (kidney beans) and spread...
Monty Panesar on chasing dreams and wickets, on and off the cricket pitch
Reena Ranger, Chair of Women Empowered, is In Conversation with Monty Panesar as part of her regular series...
Michelin star Chef Sriram serves up the new normal
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak recently unveiled the Eat Out to Help scheme to encourage diners back into restaurants across Britain...
Setting clearly defined goals can bring desired results
Reena Ranger, Chair of Women Empowered, is In Conversation with Anita Goyal as part of her regular series for iGlobal to explore...
A Global Indian playwright explores ‘What We Are Made Of’
British Indian writer Wersha Bharadwa has a word of mouth lockdown hit in ‘What We Are Made Of’, her new play on the experiences of South Asian women who migrated to Britain during the 1960s and 1970s from Kenya and Uganda.
Lockdown is a time to connect with the world in new ways
Reena Ranger, Chair of Women Empowered, is In Conversation with Anila Dhami as part of her regular series for ‘iGlobal’ to explore some...
Lockdown can allow your skin some downtime
Reena Ranger, Chair of Women Empowered, is In Conversation with Dr Manrina Rhode as part of her regular series for ‘iGlobal’ to explore some...
FaithTech Series: London’s Neasden Temple transforms prayer
Throughout the coronavirus stay-at-home social distancing restrictions, technology has been a beacon for faith groups.
Will lockdown loneliness make humans loners?
Over the past few months at least half of the world's population has been affected due to the Covid-19 lockdown, and many are experiencing the impact of social isolation.