I searched for my first ever article mentioning ‘Brexit’ after all – it’s been going on for ages

When a country has 80% of its population as Hindus, and is the only historic home of the oldest of all faiths, then that country is home, wherever its sons and daughters may live.

You may have seen my broadcast on BBC that people of my skin colour are simply not on FTSE 100 company boards. It drew some gasps from the presenter and set Twitter aflutter. We must speak out, boldly at every opportunity.

Shallow news headlines and simple journalism may mean you missed the nuance of what has just happened. It is not what you think. And yes, it was more serious than you may have realised.

If you have any information about Pakistani based terror organisations, such as the recent attack that was carried out in the Indian State of Kashmir, then do let the police know

A few years ago I wrote about returning from India, Dubai, Malaysia and Singapore and having visited our High Commissions in Delhi, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. I wrote about my BBC interview and I explained why I was optimistic and hopeful about...

Some British Parliamentarians appear to support terrorists. I don’t mean Corbyn feeling sympathetic for the IRA, but British MPs who seem to support terrorist activities in Kashmir. 

Our schools are in crisis. No, not because of lack of funding. Your children are brewing problems for the future – no, not childhood obesity. But lack of basic practical skills for life. I’ve said it before, we must teach digital skills, online...

There are countless opinions on Brexit. I thought I would give a holistic idea about the  general sense of chaos that has blanketed the country by backing those views and opinions with adequate research and references. 

I get about a hundred financial reports a week from various banks. The key is to distil the relevant and important from the detail and unimpactful. For me clarity is not a problem and here a dose of it for those who are confused.