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From Everest to Empowerment: Subodh Chandola’s Next Mission

What if the biggest mountain a woman has to climb is not in the Himalayas, but the expectations placed on her? For mountaineer Subodh Kumar Chandola, climbing is about much more than reaching a summit. It is about courage, confidence and giving people the opportunity to discover what they are …

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From Untouchable to Unstoppable: The Cycle of Love

What happens when the society that tells you that you are inferior is not the society that ultimately recognises your worth? The Cycle of Love may appear to be a remarkable love story, but beneath the romance lies a far more powerful story about caste, dignity, migration and the human …

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What Is the Relationship Between Kuldeep Shekhawat and Rashmi Mishra of IIW?

# What Is the Relationship Between Kuldeep Shekhawat and Rashmi Mishra? Many members of the community have begun asking questions about the relationship between Kuldeep Shekhawat, former OFBJP UK President, and Rashmi Mishra, CEO of IIW Inspiring Indian WOMEN. The reason is simple: both have been the subject of controversy …

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Care Worker Recruited From India Wins Tribunal Payout After Being Left Without Work in Britain

A care worker who travelled from India to the UK on a Skilled Worker visa has been awarded almost £30,000 by an employment tribunal after spending months without work despite being recruited for a full-time role. Shabin Shaji moved from Kerala to Stafford in 2023 after receiving sponsorship from Swan …

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Murder Conviction Sparks Debate Over Sikh Identity and the Misuse of Religious Symbols

The conviction of Vickrum Digwa for the murder of 18-year-old University of Southampton student Henry Nowak has sparked widespread debate about public safety, policing, accountability, and the misuse of religious and racial narratives in criminal investigations. On 28 May 2026, a jury at Southampton Crown Court found Digwa guilty of …

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Inside the Battle for Delhi Gymkhana Club: Power, Prestige and a Changing India

In the leafy heart of New Delhi, behind old trees and colonial-era walls, sits one of India’s most exclusive institutions: the Delhi Gymkhana Club. For decades, it has symbolised privilege, influence and access, a gathering place for diplomats, senior bureaucrats, military officers, industrialists and political elites. Now, the club has …

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Youngest Mayor of Indian Origin in UK Creates History

In a proud moment for the Indian community in the United Kingdom, a young leader of Indian origin has made history by becoming the youngest ever Indian-origin mayor in UK history. The achievement is not just a personal milestone, but also a reflection of how young voices are beginning to …

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Today’s Tory Corruption: A £50,000 Dinner and Some Uncomfortable Questions

Lord Rami Ranger

A tweet circulating sums up the mood around the latest controversy engulfing the Conservative Party: “TODAY’S TORY CORRUPTION Tory donor suspended from the party after being accused of bullying and inappropriate language, spent £50,000 last week to have dinner with Bad Badenoch.” It’s punchy, a bit tongue-in-cheek and it points …

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Tory Leader says Immigrants Should Face Tougher Hurdles Towards Residency, Citizenship.

Immigrants should have to wait at least 15 years before they become eligible for British citizenship, the Conservatives have said. Arguing that citizenship should only go to people who have shown “a real commitment” to Britain, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch urged the Government to make it harder for immigrants to …

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22 states file lawsuit against Trump’s executive order on ending birthright citizenship.

A strip of Democratic-led states, have filed two lawsuits in federal courts in Boston and Seattle. 22 states along with the District of Columbia and the city of San Francisco filed a lawsuit in federal court in Boston challenging the Republican president’s effort to end birthright citizenship is a blatant …

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