Diwali to be hosted at UK Supreme Court 13/10/2015 7:16 am Rupanjana Dutta On Thursday 29 October 2015, prominent lawyers and judges from across the legal sector will attend the first ever Diwali reception at the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom being hosted by the Hindu Lawyers Association and supported by national law firm Bevan Brittan LLP.
Diwali for me 14/10/2015 5:45 am Rupanjana Dutta Diwali is a festival of lights. It is celebrated by millions of Hindus across the world. The reason why we celebrate is because that’s the day when Lord Ram and Sita returned after killing the evil Ravana. It is also said that, it’s the celebration of good over evil. I love and enjoy Diwali, this is one of my most favourite festivals of the year. I love this festival because few days before the Diwali starts I and my mum go shopping for new clothes, for buying new dresses especially Indian dresses for me and my sister. My mom buys house decorations for the house and my dad buys lots of crackers.
New petition to allow parents over 65 to join British citizens as adult dependents 13/10/2015 7:33 am Reshma Trilochun A petition has been initiated to allow parents over the age of 65 to join British citizens as adult dependents.
Park in Ireland home to 9 Ganesh statues 13/10/2015 7:35 am Rupanjana Dutta Victoria's Way, a park located near Roundwood, County Wicklow in Ireland, is home to 9 black granite Ganesh idols. The 9-hectare privately owned meditation garden includes a number of small lakes and forested areas. A plaque by the entrance says the park is dedicated to cryptographer Alan Turing. The park is open to the public during the summer months, with an admission fee for adults.
Old and New Conservative and India 14/10/2015 5:49 am Reshma Trilochun I hope PM Modi will woo British Indians, and not just British Indians woo him. Let me explain why his and our patriotism demands it.
Mother of all polls 14/10/2015 5:53 am Mitul Paniker Phase One of the Bihar assembly polls saw an outstandingly high percentage of female voters as compared to males, even as the overall attendance at the polling booths dragged around 57 per cent, 6 per cent more than the 2010 figures.