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Aravind Rajeev is Deputy News Editor at Asian Lite, mostly covering the Middle East and GCC. He has over eight years of experience as a journalist, with a background in ground-level reporting, crime reporting, as well as international and regional news.
Office for National Statistics has revealed that gross domestic product in January was 2.9 percent lower than in December, reports Asian Lite News Britain’s economy shrank by less than feared in January
However, exports of medicines and pharmaceutical products to non-EU countries increased in January, reports Asian Lite News January was not a good month for trade between European Union (EU) and United Kingdom
The first-ever QUAD leaders summit saw an unprecedented deal to deliver up to 1 billion doses of Coronavirus vaccine to the Indo-Pacific region, reports Arul Louis QUAD is on the move for
ABHI UK said, for Britain that champions human rights, it was a travesty that the Parliament was “forced” to prioritise debate on a section of India’s farmers, reports Asian Lite News ABHI
Blinken in his letter to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has warned that if the peace deal with the Taliban is negated, it would help the terror outfit to
The political war in Nepal is never ending. In its latest, a parliamentary party meeting of the Prachanda-led faction has threatened a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Oli, reports Asian Lite News
A day after US President Joe Biden joked that Indian-Americans were taking over the US, he appointed two of them as special assistants for advising him on domestic policies. The White House
The event is awarding three phenomenal ladies for their unique contributions either in arts, politics, for extraordinary journeys of life or glorious struggle against patriarchy, writes Kaysher Ahmed The Gronthee, a South
Sunak unveils a £65 billion package of coronavirus support to save jobs, but warns that there would be billions of pounds of tax rises to pay for it, reports Asian Lite News
The Christian community from the southern Indian state of Kerala began worshipping at the former parish hall of the St Paul’s Church in 1996 and has since played an integral role in