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In what effectively turned out to be one of the biggest public inconveniences in Indian history, consequences and implications of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ban on old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes issued on November 8 last year, refuse to die down. While the dust has settled on the issue, and Indian residents have finally come to terms with the change, those settled abroad continue to struggle with their banned currency notes. 

MP Shashi Tharoor visited the UK to launch his book 'Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India', published by Hurst, London. He attended a number of events to discuss the content of his book and the emotions behind it, the first being a conversation with Professor Daya Thussu, held at the Westminster University, organised by The Westminster Institute for Advanced Studies and the India Media Centre of the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design. On Sunday at a private event in London's Royal Overseas League, he was in conversation with Journalist and Author Anita Anand and his book was launched by High Commissioner of India to UK, His Excellency Y K Sinha. On Monday 6^th he spoke at the London School of Economics as a part of the High Commission of India and LSE South Asia Centre's 100 Foot Journey Club joint initiative. He was also appointed as the new Patron for the National Indian Students and Alumni UK during his talk at the Westminster University.

Young offenders who film their crimes on mobile phones to post on social media to humiliate their victims will get tougher punishments.

પૃથ્વી પરના પ્રત્યેક સર્જનનો આધાર છે મા. મા મંત્રબીજ છે અને મંત્ર, તંત્ર અને સફળતાનો મૂલાધાર છે મા. જે વ્યક્તિ જનેતાને પામી શકતો નથી તે કદી પરમાત્માને પણ પામી ન શકે. કારણ કે પૃથ્વી પરનો પરમાત્મા મા છે. જનેતાના અનોખા ઋણને તો ક્યાંથી ચૂકવી શકાય? પરંતુ જનેતાને ખરા દિલથી ભાવાંજલિ અર્પણ કરવા 'ગુજરાત સમાચાર અને એશિયન વોઇસ' દ્વારા આગામી તા. ૨૬મી માર્ચના રોજ આવી રહેલ મધર્સ ડે પ્રસંગે જનેતાને કોટી કોટી વંદન કરતો વિશેષાંક માતૃ વંદના - મધર્સ ડે સ્પેશ્યલ મેગેઝીન પ્રસિધ્ધ કરવામાં આવનાર છે.

India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley during his visit to the UK launched the 70 years anniversary celebration of the Indian Journalists' Association (IJA) at St James's Hotel. Speaking at the launch on 27 February, the Minister said that Indian journalists based in London are 'more than a mainstream player'.

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The UK Commonwealth Summit taking place in the UK between 9 and 10 March has planned to set free trade deals on course as Britain exists EU, will put other leading commonwealth countries including India on course for greater trade liberalisation, The Sunday Times has reported.