Image by Getty Images India has dismissed allegations by Pakistan that its agents killed two Pakistani citizens on its soil in 2023. Pakistan\’s claims come months after Ottawa alleged that India was involved in the murder of a Sikh separatist in Canada but India has denied this. Last week, Islamabad said it had \”credible evidence\” […]
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Image by Adnan Abidi/Reuters India’s Tata Group and Europe’s Airbus have signed an agreement to manufacture civilian helicopters together. Indian Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra confirmed last Friday that the deal was signed during the state visit of French President Emmanuel Macron (pictured above). Tata and Airbus are already cooperating on making the C-295 transport aircraft
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Image by Asian Image Some shocking images and a video were released recently of a flight on the runway at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Airport shows gallons of fuel gushing out as terrified passengers watch on. The flight was supposed to take off at 9:30pm local time but didn’t take off until 2am with the
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Spinner Shoaib Bashir (pictured above) has returned to the UK in order to deal with a visa delay that is preventing him from joining the England squad in India. The uncapped 20-year-old, who is of Pakistani descent, was initially left in Abu Dhabi when the rest of the team travelled on Sunday. Bashir is still
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Image by West Midlands Police Two 15 year old boys have been arrested in connection with the death of 17-year-old Muhammad Hassam Ali who was stabbed to death in Birmingham city centre. The incident occurred in Victoria Square at 3:30pm on the afternoon of Saturday the 20th of January. Muhammad was rushed to hospital but
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Image by Richard Pohle/The Times/PA Prime Minister Rishi Sunak paid a visit to the National Film and Television School (NFTS) in Beaconsfield this week to promote the work of the UK’s film and TV industry. A £77 million funding boost for the creative industries was announced by the Government last June as part of their
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Image by Reelin A new documentary film is being released called ‘Too Much Democracy’ aimed at the Punjabi farming community in Letchworth Garden City marking the recent National Farmer\’s Day in India celebrated on 23rd December. The film is produced by Anokhi Publications whilst ‘ReelN’ have curated this film to serve the local North Hertfordshire Community
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Image by Vue To celebrate the occasion of Pongal and Sakranti in India, Vue Cinema’s is showing a selection of highly anticipated South Asian films from this week. Not one but three Tamil titles will be arriving at Vue venues across the country. Action thriller Captain Miller is set in 1930s India, following a former British soldier
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Image by Rudell Rudell The renowned Jewelers has opened its doors for an indulgent shopping experience which will see hundreds of luxury items on sale at a reduced cost. The sale is taking place until January 27th and is showcasing an extensive collection dazzling gemstones and diamonds as well as watches from prestigious brands such as
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Image by WIA London South Bank University is hosting a major event in London from 11th January aimed at exploring the challenges faced by women in architecture. There will be a second event in Lahore on the 18th and 19th January. The events are being organised by The Voices of Women in Architecture. The call for gender equality was
