India – The ‘Skills’ Capital of the World
With nearly 65% of its youth in the working age group, India boasts one of the world’s largest young populations, offering the country significant
Travel travails of a middle-aged empty nester
Eventually, it was happening. The promise of European travel was being fulfilled, though two decades later. Two kids and twenty years behind us, we
Aavjo Ambassador Burakowski
Madhuri Shukla in an interesting conversation with H.E. Mr. Adam Burakowski, Ambassador of Poland to India as he enjoys authentic Gujarati cuisine in his
WORLD GOLD COUNCIL: India going strong in gold consumption
India is the second largest jewellery market in the world. The gold market forms a deeply intrinsic part of India. For the population of
Tibetans Seek Global Help To Stem Chinese Attack on Culture
Free Tibet, a London-based Tibetan organisation, appealed to the global community to support their initiative to preserve their culture from the onslaught of Chinese
The fate of Pakistan at stake as rupee falls
Pakistanis suffer the ignominy of being a national of a rogue state. But there is little they can do because corruption is the system’s
Nationwide Power Failure Roks Pakistan
The Ministry of Energy confirmed that the system frequency of the national power grid “went down” at 0700 hours on January 23 morning and
Musical Tribute To Late Queen Elizabeth
The song Our Sovereign Queen is sung in four languages by five students of Tutorsvalley Music Academy. They are: Nelson Baiju, Natanya Jacob and
Parliament Hosts Event To Commemorate Kashmir Genocide
Bob Blackman reiterated his support for India and the Kashmiri Hindu community, and reminded that it was Pakistan’s invasion of Kashmir that forced the
Big Brother China Watching You Via Smart Bulbs, Fridges, Cars & Credit Cards
“Trojan horse” technology poses a “widespread” threat to Britain’s national security, according to a report sent to the British government by Charles Parton Big
