The second edition of JLF @ Southbank came to a close on May 17th, 2015 following a weekend of insightful debate and discussion on subjects ranging from...
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25th Nov 2024 | Updated at 06:06pm 25th Nov 2024
“I am desi, and I belong, in my own way, to a broader global community”
Usha Rungoo, a Mauritian writer, scholar, teacher, speaker, and mother, has won the 2024 Commonwealth Prize for the Africa region.
Bollywood meets literature: Sanjana Thakur’s ‘Aishwarya Rai’ charms the Commonwealth
Indian writer Sanjana Thakur has been announced as the overall winner of the 2024 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, a prestigious global literature award. The 26-year-old from Mumbai triumphed over 7,359 entrants worldwide to claim the £5,000...
The entertainment all-rounder, Meera Syal was bestowed with a CBE by the Prince of Wales, on 6th May 2015, at Buckingham Palace. She was joyously beaming...
The second edition of JLF @ Southbank will be held in London on 16-17 May. The two-day event provides a snapshot of what has been dubbed as ‘the greatest literary show on earth’.
On Monday 20th April 2015, the Rich Mix in Bethnal Green played host to the Brick Lane Circle, where they launched the book, “Knowing One Another” under their publication and funded by the Big Lottery Fund. There are several authors who have...
Mahabharata: A Modern Retelling, by Carole Satyamurti (Norton, 2015; £25).
The Indian Journalists Association and Foreign Press Association organised the press launch of the book 'The Modi Effects: Inside Narendra Modi's Campaign to Transform India'by Lance Price at the FPA office.A former political Spin doctor Price...
Veteran Sports journalist Ashis Ray along with Bloomsbury Publishing launched his book 'Cricket World Cup: The Indian Challenge', on February 25th at London's Nehru Centre in presence of HE Ranjan Mathai, the Indian High Commissioner, Lord Swarj...
Many Bollywood film producers have been accused by writer and former Conservative MP, Jeffrey Archer of stealing story lines from his novels, without his permission.
Anglo-Indian retired journalist Rudy Otter from Greenford, London, is particularly delighted at the arrival of Channel 4’s new ten-part weekly drama series, Indian Summers, which started on 15 February.
The torch bearer of the Patak's legend, Anjali Pathak from Bolton, has grabbed the attention of the media with her new book 'Secrets from my Indian Family Kitchen'.
