The magical Darbar Festival returns to London

Darbar Festival, one of world's largest festival of Indian classical music, outside India, returned to the Barbican centre in London from 24-27 October, with a magical mix of emerging and young talent with master performers making their UK debuts. 

Pioneering wildlife storytelling through the lens

Aishwarya Sridhar is a wildlife photographer, presenter, and documentary filmmaker. She is the youngest recipient of the Sanctuary Asia Young Naturalist Award and the International Camera Fair and won the Princess Diana Award in 2019. In 2020,...

 Dawinder Bansal is an award-winning British artist and producer who unearths hidden stories that are personal, yet universal to amaze, entertain, inspire and educate people in society. She has a track record of creating successful stage shows...

Hansa Pankhania is an author, executive coach and speaker. She is an expert in Manager and Corporate Wellbeing and Resilience, with over 25 years of experience in coaching and consultancy to over 250 companies, countless managers, and employees....

Student Academy Winning short film BITTU is India’s Oscar contender. Writer/Director Karishma Dev Dube’s that centers on a close friendship between two girls on a seemingly normal day at a school in rural India. An accidental poisoning at school...

Days after his nomination at the Golden Globe for Sound of Metal, Riz Ahmad has won a London Critics’ Circle film award for his role as an up and coming hip hop star in Mogul Mowgli. This paves the way for his Oscar nomination, making him a...

Revival: London 1989–1993', is Roy Mehta’s photographic ode to the London Borough of Brent.  In this book, Mehta showcases the life and legacy of the people who made the borough what it is today.



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