International Yoga Day 2017: London's Trafalgar Square Unites For Peace
Indians Abroad | Written by Radhika Iyer | Wednesday June 21, 2017
Usually bustling with visitors, London's Trafalgar Square witnessed a different kind of gathering on Sunday. Hundreds gathered at the iconic location to perform and celebrate Yoga, at an event organised by the Indian High Commission to mark the third International Yoga Day.
UK Parliament Attack: Car Mows Down People, Cop Stabbed - 10 Points
World News | Reported by Radhika Iyer, Edited by Abhishek Chakraborty | Thursday March 23, 2017
The British parliament was locked down on Wednesday after an attack was reported near it, in the heart of London, after 2:30 pm local time. Eyewitnesses said a black car ploughed into several people near the Westminster Bridge and crashed into the railings of the Palace of Westminster. A man got out with two 8-inch knives and attacked a policeman w...
When Halwa, Gujiya Were Served At Queen's Party
India News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Tuesday February 28, 2017
Raj puri, halwa, gujiya and tandoori chicken were served at the Buckingham Palace on Monday for Queen Elizabeth's grand party to mark the UK-India Year of Culture 2017. The royal chefs cooked up thousands of Indian-themed canapes for the event.
Buckingham Palace To Go Jai Ho As UK-India Year Of Culture Kicks Off
India News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Monday February 27, 2017
On what is predicted by weather experts as a rainy morning, it is likely to rain Indian music at the famous Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen of England.
Stuck With Worthless Cash After Notes Ban, Indians Abroad Get Innovative
Indians Abroad | Written by Radhika Iyer | Thursday December 8, 2016
With less than a month to go for the deadline to exchange or deposit old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, much of the non-resident Indian or NRI community is still stumped with what to do with their share of scrapped currency.
3 Questions Indian Techies Want PM Modi To Ask UK's Theresa May Today
India News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Monday November 7, 2016
Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to ease entry for Indian businessmen into the UK with a fast-track visa service, as she began a three-day visit to India focused on trade and investment.
Britain's Theresa May In India On 3-Day Visit, To Meet PM Modi Today
India News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Monday November 7, 2016
British Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Delhi on Sunday evening on a three-day India visit. This is her first bilateral engagement outside Europe since taking office in July.
Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out Hope For Childless Couples In Britain
World News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Monday October 17, 2016
Days after NDTV brought you the story of an Indian-origin British couple struggling to get back their frozen embryos from India after the commercial surrogacy ban, many couples in London have come forward with a similar plea to the Indian government.
Hashtag Jail: Trolls Warned In England
World News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Thursday October 13, 2016
The police in England and Wales are not quite going to 'like' your post if you make insulting remarks, intimidate, border at hate speech, or tried bullying. A new guideline by the country's senior-most prosecutor says a 'grossly offensive' message can attract a penalty with a jail term.
Surrogacy Rules Wipe Out UK Couple's Family Dreams
India News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Wednesday October 12, 2016
A UK base, Indian-origin couple are unable to receive frozen embryos they shipped to India for surrogacy three years ago, after the government suggested changes to existing surrogacy rules.
'No Taking Our Jobs': UK's New Rules Make It Tough To Hire Indians
World News | Reported by Radhika Iyer (with inputs from PTI) | Wednesday October 5, 2016
The UK on Tuesday unveiled plans to further its crackdown on immigration through "work and study routes" from non-EU nations, in a move that is expected to make it difficult for British firms to hire professionals from countries like India.
Indian-Origin Engineer's Solar 'Tuk-Tuk' Turns Heads At UK Exhibition
Indians Abroad | Written by Radhika Iyer | Thursday September 15, 2016
A solar-powered auto-rickshaw - Tuk-Tuk - an initiative of an Indian-origin engineer Naveen Rabelli, turned many heads at Low Carbon Vehicle Exhibition being held in the UK.
'Not Possible To Be Proper Backbench MP': David Cameron Quits Parliament
World News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Tuesday September 13, 2016
Two months after resigning as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom over Britain's exit from the European Union (EU), David Cameron has now stepped down as MP of Witney in England. His resignation has triggered a by election in the Oxfordshire seat.
World's First 'Masala' Bond Adds Spice At London Stock Exchange
NDTV Profit Team | Monday August 1, 2016
The first ever rupee-denominated bond in the world by an Indian company was launched today by HDFC Ltd. Termed as 'masala bond', the company's chairman Deepak Parekh launched it in the land of James Bond!
Theresa May, Collector Of Over 100 Cookbooks, Has Recipe For Divided Britain
World News | Written by Radhika Iyer | Thursday July 14, 2016
Britain's new Prime Minister Theresa May loves cooking and is known to have collected over 100 cookbooks. So what's her recipe going to be for a divided Britain as she takes on as PM from David Cameron?
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