Hindu Council Birmingham celebrates Diwali 17/11/2014 9:26 am Rupanjana Dutta The Hindu Council of Birmingham’s annual Diwali celebration last Sunday attracted scores of people of all ages, race and faith backgrounds. But, sadly, this may have been the last such celebration according to Jo Thanki, HCB’s President who announced that Birmingham City Council would no longer be able to provide a grant.
HC query over Jaya's portraits at govt offices 11/11/2014 8:41 am K.K. Joseph The Madurai bench of the Madras high court sought the response of Tamil Nadu chief secretary to a public interest litigation that prayed for the court's direction to remove the portraits of former chief minister J Jayalalithaa from government offices and her name and photos from welfare schemes
Over Rs 1,000 bn maiden budget for Telangana 11/11/2014 8:41 am K.K. Joseph Telangana finance minister Etela Rajender presented the maiden budget of the new state in the assembly with an outlay of Rs 1,006.38 billion
Vaz successfully opens Diabetes centre 17/11/2014 9:38 am Sunetra Senior MP for Leicester East Keith Vaz has opened a new Diabetes Outpatients Centre at Leicester General Hospital. A type 2 Diabetic himself, Vaz has campaigned for the some 50,000 fellow sufferers in the city.
At last an apology from PG Patel and SPMS but … 11/11/2014 8:42 am Urja Patel What I wrote in Asian Voice and Gujarat Samachar on 11th October was with a heavy heart. For ten weeks I observed that CB’s pleas were falling on deaf ears. I persuaded CB that if SPMS, which claims to spread the message of that great Son of India, should maintain certain mimimum standards of decency and decorum. The values of Sardar were so meticulously maintained by him that increasingly more and more Indians admire his permanent legacy to India. If SPMS can behave in such an unconstitutional and cavalier manner to someone like CB then what would happen to an ordinary member of the community or organisation.
Ex-Conservative councillor and family exposed in visa scandal 17/11/2014 10:11 am Sunetra Senior 62 year-old Khadham Hussain, who served as a Conservative councillor for City Ward, received nine years in jail for leading a visa forgery business with his family.
Chandigarh youths light up remote Ladakhi village 11/11/2014 8:46 am K.K. Joseph A group of youth from Chandigarh region lit up a remote Ladakhi village of Sumda Chenmo, which had not seen a light bulb ever.