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France Honours British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan With New Postage Stamp
Noor Inayat Khan, a descendent of the 18th-century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan, has become the only Indian-origin woman to be honoured with a commemorative postage stamp by France for her role in the French Resistance as an undercover British agent.
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London Housing Block Named After British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan. See Pics
Camden Council unveiled the "Noor Inayat Khan House" at a ceremony on Wednesday.
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UK Woman Pilot Recreates Flight Of British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan
Noor Inayat Khan was born in 1914 in Moscow to an American poet mother and an Indian Sufi teacher father.
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Campaign For British-Indian World War Spy On UK Currency Gains Momentum
A campaign for British Indian World War II spy Noor Inayat Khan to be featured on a redesigned 50-pound currency note is gaining momentum in the UK.
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Scotland Yard Accused Of Using Indian Hackers For Spying: Report
Scotland Yard is facing allegations of using hackers in India to illegally spy on email accounts of British journalists, environmental campaigners and activists, an anonymous letter to the UK's policing watchdog has claimed.
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Censor Ashoke Pandit Slams Pahlaj Nihalani for Making James Bond Sanskari
Indian audiences and celebrities like Ashoke Pandit, Shirish Kunder and Chetan Bhagat have criticised the Indian Censor Board for making James Bond, the famous British spy, Sanskari in his latest film SPECTRE. Mr Pandit tweeted: Pahlaj Nihalani has always functioned on his own accord and I don't subscribe to his curtailing of creative rights
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Netaji's Deputy, Nehru's Aide was Soviet Spy: British Documents
A deputy of freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, an "old friend" of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and a former Indian ambassador, A CN Nambiar, has been described as a Soviet spy.
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Are UK lecturers spying on Indian students?
New Home Office rules asking academic staff at British universities to keep a tab on students from India and other non-EU countries have sparked off concern that lecturers have been turned into "spies and spooks".
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James Bond gives India a miss
Despite a green signal from the Indian railways ministry, plans to shoot a few action sequences for the British super spy film have been shelved.
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France Honours British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan With New Postage Stamp
Noor Inayat Khan, a descendent of the 18th-century Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan, has become the only Indian-origin woman to be honoured with a commemorative postage stamp by France for her role in the French Resistance as an undercover British agent.
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London Housing Block Named After British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan. See Pics
Camden Council unveiled the "Noor Inayat Khan House" at a ceremony on Wednesday.
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UK Woman Pilot Recreates Flight Of British Indian Spy Noor Inayat Khan
Noor Inayat Khan was born in 1914 in Moscow to an American poet mother and an Indian Sufi teacher father.
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Campaign For British-Indian World War Spy On UK Currency Gains Momentum
A campaign for British Indian World War II spy Noor Inayat Khan to be featured on a redesigned 50-pound currency note is gaining momentum in the UK.
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Scotland Yard Accused Of Using Indian Hackers For Spying: Report
Scotland Yard is facing allegations of using hackers in India to illegally spy on email accounts of British journalists, environmental campaigners and activists, an anonymous letter to the UK's policing watchdog has claimed.
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Censor Ashoke Pandit Slams Pahlaj Nihalani for Making James Bond Sanskari
Indian audiences and celebrities like Ashoke Pandit, Shirish Kunder and Chetan Bhagat have criticised the Indian Censor Board for making James Bond, the famous British spy, Sanskari in his latest film SPECTRE. Mr Pandit tweeted: Pahlaj Nihalani has always functioned on his own accord and I don't subscribe to his curtailing of creative rights
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Netaji's Deputy, Nehru's Aide was Soviet Spy: British Documents
A deputy of freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, an "old friend" of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and a former Indian ambassador, A CN Nambiar, has been described as a Soviet spy.
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Are UK lecturers spying on Indian students?
New Home Office rules asking academic staff at British universities to keep a tab on students from India and other non-EU countries have sparked off concern that lecturers have been turned into "spies and spooks".
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James Bond gives India a miss
Despite a green signal from the Indian railways ministry, plans to shoot a few action sequences for the British super spy film have been shelved.
