World’s first Sikh Court launches in London
"It is not a religious tribunal but is aimed at assisting Sikh families in their time of need."
British Sikh lawyers have come together to set up a new court as a dispute resolution forum for the community caught up in family and civil disputes. The court was founded by Sikh lawyers who believe secular judges lack the religious and cultural expertise required to resolve...
JAY SEAN – UK & IRELAND TOUR “ORIGINS” IN SUMMER 2024
JAY SEAN ANNOUNCES HIGHLY ANTICIPATED UK & IRELAND TOUR “ORIGINS” IN SUMMER 2024
Jay Sean, the South Asian/British trailblazing artist behind the historic Billboard Hot 100 #1 single "Down," is set to embark on a triumphant UK & Ireland tour “Origins” in MAY AND JUNE 2024. The tour will showcase Jay Sean's remarkable career, featuring hits spanning 2 decades, that have left an undeniable mark...
The California storms were great for wine
For several days, Jason Haas and his employees at the Tablas Creek Vineyard couldn't reach their vines.
The January storms that pummelled California washed out the...
Rishi Sunak’s failure to wear seat belt to be investigated
Lancashire Police are "looking into" Rishi Sunak after he was filmed not wearing a seat belt while a passenger in a moving car.
The prime...
South Korea slum fire: Hundreds evacuated in Seoul
Hundreds of people have had to be evacuated after a fire broke out in a shanty town in South Korea's capital, Seoul.
Roughly 60 homes...
Church of England bishops refuse to back gay marriage
Church of England bishops have refused to back a change in teaching to allow priests to marry same-sex couples.
They met on Tuesday to finalise...
Another Kabaddi Player dies Under mysterious circumstances
A kabbadi player from Punjab died under mysterious circumstances in Surrey, Canada, Sunday.
Gloom prevailed over Patto Heera Singh village in Moga on Monday when...
Russia Says ‘UK Got Exploited Indians During Colonial Rule & Stole Wealth’
Millions of Indians died due to the anthropogenic famine "engineered by the British" in the then Bengal of 1943, asserted Russia's Foreign Ministry.
The UK caused...
University staff plan 18 new days of strikes
A wave of 18 new strike days are planned across 150 UK universities in February and March, the University and College Union has announced.
It...
Hunting for Nazi gold in a Dutch village
Exasperated residents have appealed to treasure-hunters to stay away after they descended on the Dutch village of Ommeren searching for riches potentially worth millions,...
Romanian police seize luxury cars from Andrew Tate’s property
Several luxury cars have been seized from British-American influencer Andrew Tate's property in Bucharest.
Mr Tate was detained alongside his brother Tristan last month as...
Nepal mourns victims of worst air disaster in decades
Nepalis are observing a day of mourning for victims of the country's worst air disaster for some three decades.
At least 68 people died when...
Jawbone found in possible unmarked residential school grave
An indigenous nation in Canada said it has discovered evidence of possible unmarked graves on the grounds of a former residential school.
Star Blanket Cree...
Disney accused of squeezing theme park customers
Disney is facing criticism from a high-profile investor that is unusual in the business world: that it is squeezing money out of its theme...
