(August 24, 2025) Few lives embody the story of the Indian diaspora as completely as Lord Swraj Paul’s. In his journey from Jalandhar to London, he turned tragedy into enterprise, and enterprise into philanthropy and a bridge between India and Britain. Lord Swraj...
(August 22, 2025) When the Manchester Museum opened its first permanent South Asia Gallery, the woman leading its communications campaign felt a deep sense of pride. For Delhi-born Prerna Kampani, it was more than just a professional milestone — it was personal. “As a...
(August 19, 2025) For those who left India’s shores — by ship in the 19th century or by plane in the decades that followed — photographs were often the only way to hold on to what was left behind. Faded portraits tucked into suitcases, studio shots mailed across...
(August 17, 2025) Born amid the turbulence of Partition, Lord Rami Ranger built a £200 million empire, shaped politics, uplifted communities, and earned a seat in Britain’s House of Lords, turning personal history into a platform for inspiration. Raminder Singh Ranger...
(August 15, 2025) On a summer day in 1907, far from home, an unusual moment took place in Stuttgart, Germany. Bhikaji Cama, an Indian living abroad, walked onto the stage at an international socialist conference and unfurled a flag she called the flag of independent...
