Cyrus Todiwala gets Café Spice Namaste ready for the rush again
Café Spice Namaste, Cyrus and Pervin Todiwala’s popular family-run Indian restaurant in the east London, is the...
British Indian World War II heroine gets a Blue Plaque in London
Britain’s World War II spy, Noor Inayat Khan, has become the first woman of Indian heritage to be honoured with a memorial Blue Plaque at her former family home in central London.
Bus to London: An epic journey from Delhi drives towards a 2021 start
As many as 18 countries, 20,000 km and 70 days – that is the estimate for just a one-way trip on one of the world’s longest bus journeys scheduled to kick off from the Indian capital of New Delhi to London in 2021. After the Delhi-London leg, the so-called “Bus to London” will transform into “Bus to India” for an equally epic return journey.
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...
Sunil Mittal bids for UK satellite firm OneWeb
A unit of Bharti Enterprise submitted a bid for the bankrupt OneWeb with the backing of the UK government.
#BeTheRevival: Global Indian hotelier looks beyond Covid-19
Global Indian hotelier Rishi Sachdev’s Shiva Hotels Group has clinched a £230-million development financing package to fund the construction, through to completion, of its new 199-room luxury lifestyle hotel in Marylebone, central London.
New book celebrates the 11th century Legend of King Suheldev
Best-selling author and the Director of the Nehru Centre in London, Amish Tripathi, has just released his new book of fiction titled ‘Legend of Suheldev: The King Who Saved India’.
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.
London consults on new Guru Nanak Road in Southall
West London’s Ealing Council has confirmed plans to launch a statutory consultation to rename Havelock Road in the predominantly Global Indian...
Gandhi has nothing to hide: Diaspora hits back
“It is a pity and a shame that the Gandhi statue in Parliament Square is to be covered up ahead of the Black Lives Matter rally,” said Lord Meghnad Desai, well-known British Indian economist and House of Lords peer.