ALI: “Studying at the Open University helped me gain a valuable qualification that is respected by my employers and I achieved my dream job” Ali, born and raised in Scotland, one of
The event was inaugurated with Lighting of the lamp by Ms.Jayashree Varadarajan and had a medley of songs/dances on Vasudevachar’s compositions, interspersed with informative pieces about his life’s journey narrated by the
Consul General Dr. Venkatachalam Murugan delivered an inspiring speech on India’s rich cultural tapestry and the global appreciation of its diverse culinary traditions. He emphasised the significance of each state’s unique delicacies
London’s prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Centre hosted the 2024 GBS Graduation Ceremony. Almost 1,500 graduates have received their certificates. Key speakers include Lord Bilimoria, Mr Alex Mejia, Division Director at United Nations
A bench of justices BV Nagarathna and Augustine George Masih ruled that Section 125 CrPC applies to all women, and divorced Muslim females can claim maintenance from their husbands under it…reports Asian
The everyday experiences of religious minorities in Pakistan, is an unending saga of violence, discrimination and exclusion. They suffer from a lack of access to education, sanitation, transportation and health care, to
CAA has been a topic of intense debate and contention. The controversy around CAA revolves around its religious selectivity, potential violation of secular principles, and the broader implications for India’s social fabric.
She stressed that ‘gaana’ songs, ballroom beats and ‘mujra’ numbers in her debut album ‘Kattar Kinnar’ are her musical inspirations. Also Khushi Shaikh, who is someone she deeply respects…writes Sukant Deepak She
The Mumbai Queer Pride March 2024 is scheduled to take place on February 3, organised by Mumbai Queer Pride (MQP), a collective of Queer (LGBTQIA+) individuals and organisations. The march will begin
The winners of the first-ever Rainbow Awards for Literature and Journalism will be announced and felicitated on Day 2. The Fest will also see queer-run enterprises at work through stalls and pop-ups.