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New UK Immigration Rules: Indian Students Now Prefer Countries Like US, France
With the announcement of new immigration rules, the UK is no longer a favourable option for Indian students. Diksha Dinde, 29, is relieved that she didn’t postpone her application to study in the UK for the 2022-23 academic year.
New UK Immigration Rules: Indian Students Now Prefer Countries Like US, France
1 day ago A car rammed into the front gates of Downing Street on Thursday, May 25. According to reports, the silver car "drove forward directly into the gates after appearing to come out of a car park next to the Ministry of Defence building on the opposite side of the road." The driver was arrested by police. The incident is not being treated as terror-related. Please see Storyline for restrictions and usage terms. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: Please credit “@GhorbaniiNiyak via Spectee”.
As the UK Prepares For King Charles III's Coronation, Indians in London Feel Lukewarm at Best
Businesses in Southall do not intend to capitalise on the coronation, unlike their Central London counterparts. For impactful stories you just can’t miss Days before the coronation of Charles III and his wife, Camilla, as King and Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms, London readies itself for the hundreds of thousands expected to arrive in the city for the historic weekend.
Preparations for King Charles III's coronation underway in London
In Photos: London Gears Up For King Charles III's Coronation In front of Buckingham Palace, dedicated royalists have set up camp to ensure a clear view of the royal couple. Published: 03 May 2023, 1:27 PM IST
From Chapli Kebab to Jalebis: Celebrating Iftar in South Asian Hub of London
The diversity of Green Street’s shoppers and diners is particularly striking, as teenagers rub shoulders with groups of older women and smartly dressed business people. Salma Rahman, 62, who moved to London from her native Bangladesh just over 40 years ago, finds that having Iftar on Green Street is a way of passing on culture to subsequent generations.
In Photos: London’s Piccadilly Circus Lights Up for First Ramadan Celebration
On a dark March night, throngs of Londoners flock to Piccadilly Circus, the heart of the city’s theatre district, where they wander in groups below twinkling stars, moons and lanterns. The light installations over London’s Piccadilly Circus have long been associated with the city’s Christmas celebrations, but this year, for the first time, a new canopy of lights has been installed to celebrate Ramadan/Ramzan and the city’s vast Muslim community.
‘Democracy in India is the responsibility of the world’ - Rahul Gandhi at UK Parliament | InFeed – Facts That Impact
London, March 6: “Democracy in India is for the global public good. If democracy is weakened in India, then it affects a large number of people. It is a democracy three times the size of the USA and hence it is essential,” said Indian MP Rahul Gandhi at the UK parliament on Monday, March 6. Stating that India’s freedom movement was non-violent, Gandhi stated that India’s values are now under attack.
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