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Itihaas is a name in Birmingham synonymous with indulgence and traditional Indian dining and is perhaps more recently identified for its Selfridges Brasserie in the Bullring shopping centre. This could be due to its contemporary £10...

This September we had Bindis in Business’s youngest ever entrepreneur Rita Dharar (24 years old) showcasing her skills in helping people to understand the ‘Nature of Emotions’. The Human Software Engineer, Rita, started her business at...

Workers, citizens, residents and everyone else in Punjab run away from their own country with fear after June’s blood bath this year. People in Punjab and Pakistan feel forced to immigrate to Canada with a work...

Have you ever gone through a whole night worrying about your new job, tossing and turning while your over-worked mind broods over a million things all at once: how well will you perform in your new...

Emphasising the need for content translated into Indian languages on the Internet, Google India’s MD, Rajan Anandan has announced the Indian Language Internet Alliance. Anandan also said that Google aims to get 500 million internet users...

An aerospace technology graduate from Coventry University has won backing from Richard Branson for an idea which could dramatically cut the cost of launching a mini satellite for space research. Phillip Keane saw off competition from...

Q: Rekha played your role in the original Khoobsurat, did you find any inspiration from her? A: People are drawing comparisons, obviously, but I can never be as good as her, and this is not just...

Canadian based Bhangra band Enkarma’s second album #enkarmafied has done exceptionally well in the first few days of launching. The album hit the number 2 spot in the world itunes chart in under 12 hours and...

INTERNATIONAL POET LAUREATE JAVED AKHTAR HEADLINES THE WORLD’S LARGEST NGO, AKSHAYA PATRA’S, UK GALA FUNDRAISER £1 Million Sent Back to India by Akshaya Patra Foundation UK in Just 3 Years, to Provide Free School Meals for...

Flanders Fields, muddy trenches, the poetry of Wilfred Owen, poppies, the final episode of Blackadder Goes Forth…ask anyone to conjure an image of the First World War and it is likely to feature something along these...