
In 2026, one might expect Britain, and the world at large, to be more diverse, accepting and enlightened. In an age of unprecedented connectivity and cultural exchange, differences should be bringing communities closer together. Yet, as the UK marks National Hate Crime Awareness Week (October 10–17), the reality tells a deeply troubling story.
For many aspiring homeowners, the biggest obstacle to buying a property is not necessarily earning enough to cover the monthly mortgage payments. It is finding the money for a deposit in the first place.
Speaking in the House of Commons recently, Kritika Katla, Aylesbury, described what it is like to grow up Hindu in Britain. She started with a school dinner.
Since 1972, ABPL has been tirelessly campaigning for the British Asian community, with ground breaking publications and events. Along the way, we’ve developed a close relationship with both our readers and advertisers based on trust and service to the community. If you want to reach this dynamic and vibrant group, we can help you.
British Asians are savvy with their money. Our Finance, Banking and Insurance special issue focuses on providing up-to-date information to our readers looking for the best opportunities.
An Englishman’s home may be his castle, but to British Asians it’s also a temple and bricks and mortar are also their favourite investments. We regularly keep our readers informed of the best opportunities.
A one-of-its-kind compendium of global Indian business tycoons. Compiled by industry expert Philip Beresford, it lists net worth of persons of Indian origin whose wealth is equivalent to US$1 billion or more.
Gujaratis aren’t the only Asian success story in the UK. Our Punjabi brethren have also established themselves firmly in today’s society across all levels, and this special issue is focussed on their successes.
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Toronto, Canada, marked a significant milestone in North American Satsang history on 16 October 2026 with the Murti Pratishtha Mahotsav of a 49-ft Tapomurti of Shri Nilkanth Varni, the youthful ascetic form...
India’s 80th Independence Day brought together people across the country and the global Indian diaspora to honour the freedom struggle and celebrate the nation’s progress.Across the world, Indian communities marked the occasion with flag-hoisting...
As Durga Puja celebrations draw to a close, this year’s festivities have once again highlighted West Bengal’s rich cultural heritage, artistic creativity and enduring traditions. From elaborate pandals and vibrant decorations to religious rituals...
An investigation into the controversy surrounding the treatment of female employees during a private visit by the Hindu organisation BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha to the Eiffel Tower has found no evidence that the delegation explicitly asked for...
At just 12, London-based Indian-origin chess player Supratit Banerjee is making his mark on the international chess scene, becoming the UK’s youngest International Master. A pupil at Sutton Grammar School, he secured his third IM norm at the...
Balraj Singh Khara is a British professional super-middleweight boxer who was born with a hearing impairment. Raised in Feltham, West London, he turned professional in 2022 and has built a reputation for resilience, determination and focus,...
A trained Bharatanatyam dancer, Ramasubramanian developed an intimate understanding of how traditional artistic forms communicate narrative, emotion and philosophy. But her interests soon moved beyond performance. Having lived in both India...
The legendary Indian playback singer Asha Bhosle, whose versatile voice defined Bollywood music for over seven decades, died aged 92 at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai.Admitted with a chest infection and extreme exhaustion, the two-time Grammy...
Since 1972, ABPL has been tirelessly campaigning for the British Asian community, with ground breaking publications and events. Along the way, we’ve developed a close relationship with both our readers and advertisers based on trust and service to the community. If you want to reach this dynamic and vibrant group, we can help you.
British Asians are savvy with their money. Our Finance, Banking and Insurance special issue focuses on providing up-to-date information to our readers looking for the best opportunities.
An Englishman’s home may be his castle, but to British Asians it’s also a temple and bricks and mortar are also their favourite investments. We regularly keep our readers informed of the best opportunities.
A one-of-its-kind compendium of global Indian business tycoons. Compiled by industry expert Philip Beresford, it lists net worth of persons of Indian origin whose wealth is equivalent to US$1 billion or more.
Gujaratis aren’t the only Asian success story in the UK. Our Punjabi brethren have also established themselves firmly in today’s society across all levels, and this special issue is focussed on their successes.
Since 1972, ABPL has been tirelessly campaigning for the British Asian community, with ground breaking publications and events. Along the way, we’ve developed a close relationship with both our readers and advertisers based on trust and service to the community. If you want to reach this dynamic and vibrant group, we can help you.
British Asians are savvy with their money. Our Finance, Banking and Insurance special issue focuses on providing up-to-date information to our readers looking for the best opportunities.
An Englishman’s home may be his castle, but to British Asians it’s also a temple and bricks and mortar are also their favourite investments. We regularly keep our readers informed of the best opportunities.
A one-of-its-kind compendium of global Indian business tycoons. Compiled by industry expert Philip Beresford, it lists net worth of persons of Indian origin whose wealth is equivalent to US$1 billion or more.
Gujaratis aren’t the only Asian success story in the UK. Our Punjabi brethren have also established themselves firmly in today’s society across all levels, and this special issue is focussed on their successes.
Robothink, a leading coding, robotics, and engineering company, is making significant strides in preparing children aged 4 to 14 through STEM-themed camps, workshops and afterschool and learning centre programmes for children
You can hear the meditative cool straight away in Anandana’s voice: her regular classes must surely be transformative! Indeed, the young yoga teacher is award-winning and focuses significantly on special needs while catering to a range of young...
The Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, Deputy CM Diya Kumari with delegates visited London last week, to host an investor meet. The afternoon was organised by FICCI and High Commission of India at Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, and was attended...
India's economic rise has lifted millions out of poverty and enhanced the country's geopolitical influence. Less evident, however, is the impact of its growing consumer class on global tourism.