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Covers:  India-UK relations, globally significant stories arising in the UK, diaspora stories
Doesn't Cover: Entertainment/film/travel/leisure/music
Journalist. Covers the UK for Times of India & freelances. Previously lived in India. Ex Hindustan Times. All tweets are personal. Retweets not endorsements.

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Police called after pro-Khalistan activists barge into consular event in London shouting slogans

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By Naomi Canton 
| MSN India
NAOMI CANTON TOI correspondent from London: Police had to be called after pro-Khalistan activists disrupted an Indian high commission outreach consular event in Sutton, south London, last weekend inside a primary school building. Pro-Khalistan activists barged into the building holding “Khalistan flags”, fought with organisers and said the Indian high commission had no right to hold the event there as “this was the UK and we are UK taxpayers”.
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Police called after pro-Khalistan activists barge into consular event in London shouting slogans

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By Naomi Canton 
| The Times of India
News World News UK News Police called after pro-Khalistan activists barge into consular event in London shouting slogans Trending TOI correspondent from London: Police had to be called after pro-Khalistan activists disrupted an Indian high commission outreach consular event in Sutton, south London, last weekend inside a primary school building.Pro-Khalistan activists barged into the building holding “Khalistan flags”, fought with organisers and said the Indian high commission had no right to...
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Day after texting brother about new job, Kolkata girl run over in UK by driver charged with DUI

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By Naomi Canton 
| MSN India
NAOMI CANTON and Zeeshan Jawed LONDON/KOLKATA: Anisha Chakraborty texted her brother Raktim in the US from Birmingham last Friday to say she had good news to share. The 28-year-old from Kolkata's Mukundapur had been job-hunting after completing her master's with distinction at Aston University and had just made it to the final round of an interview. Raktim, who is based in Arkansas, replied to his sister on Saturday morning. The text wasn't delivered.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Trainee reporter on the Wolverhampton Express & Star

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes,

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Alan Partridge

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