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The article discusses that author, Salman Rushdie and cricketer Moeen Ali are among a number of British Asians named in the Queen Elizabeth II's Birthday Honours list.

The article discusses that how issues around identity and the lack of British Asian representation in the United Kingdom media inspired British actress and screenwriter, Maya Sondhi to write a police drama, DI Ray.

The article discusses that British Asian crime fiction novelist, AA Dhand has been taking his first short film, "No Ordinary Life" to the prestigious Bradford Literature Festival.

The article discusses that members of India's diaspora are being brought together in conversation through a new YouTube series that discusses important issues affecting their lives.

The article discusses that head teacher in Great Britain, Katharine Birbalsingh has urged people to reject the old view of social mobility in her inaugural speech as the chair of the Social Mobility commission.

The article discusses that Bollywood and its importance to the British Asian community in Birmingham as being explored in a new exhibition at the city's Museum and Art Gallery, "Wonderland: Birmingham's Cinema Stories," opened on April 28, 2022.

The article discusses that Rashmi Becker founded Dance Dosti, with Metro Blind Sport and Vision Foundation, during the Covid-19 pandemic, after seeing the disproportionate impact that Covid had on both the south-Asian community and people with disabilities.

The article offers review on "Counting and Cracking" which opens at the Lyceum Theatre for the Edinburgh Festival in August 8-14, 2022 before moving to the Birmingham Repertory Theatre later in the month, August 19-27, 2022.

The article offers information on a leading Indian comedian, Anuvab Pal, has criticised the country's alleged "censorship of comedy" ahead of the launch of his Amazon Prime show and has become popular in the United Kingdom since his first performance in this country five years ago.

The article offers information on the Sharan Dhaliwal, 37, from London, British Punjabi founder of "Burnt Roti" magazine, spoke about her experiences after being included in a study by Centre for Countering Digital Hate where thousands of messages sent to Dhaliwal, Amber Heard, and Rachel Riley.

The article discusses that Labour Member of Parliaments have heavily criticised the government’s plans to introduce a photographic identification requirement when elections bill becomes law as the plan is to require eligible to vote in the United Kingdom elections to show a form of photographic ID.

The article discusses that a mother, Kamaljit Uppal has described her relief at the findings of the recent Ockenden report after she lost her baby due to improper care at the Shrewsbury and Telford National Health Service Trust.

The article discusses about British Asian author, Vaseem Khan's writing the Malabar House series of novels centred around female detective inspector Persis Wadia, along with mentions post-partition India saw society changing rapidly and many women got jobs previously closed off to them.

The article discusses that Asian businesswoman, Harpreet Kaur has called winning the BBC's The Apprentice show, "absolutely surreal," after becoming Lord Alan Sugar's latest business partner.

The article discusses that chef from Birmingham, Tariq Khan talks about how an National Health Service prevention programme aimed at helping people avoid type 2 diabetes has changed his life.

The article presents the findings by the Parker Review Committee on most of the United Kingdom's top 100 firms have at least one ethnic minority person on their boards, demonstrating great strides made in achieving diversity.

The article explores the perspective of Asian community of United Kingdom on learning amid the lockdown imposed due to Covid-19 pandemic, along with discusses the Parle Patel, comedian and performer talks about the human resilience learned in the lockdown.

In this article, author talks about how racism caused the ethnic minority war contribution to be sponged out of history, along with mentions that Special Operations Executive (SOE) sent agents to occupied Europe on espionage, sabotage and reconnaissance missions against the Nazis.

The article discusses that chairman of the State Bank of India, Dinesh Kumar Khara has announced plans to use the imminent United Kingdom-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to expand its FinTech and green financing plans, as the bank celebrates the centenary of its operations in the United Kingdom.

The article discusses that United Kingdom-Asian dentist, Shafaq Hussain-Ali has spoken of her determination not to let a diagnosis of early-onset Parkinson's hold her back, despite having to make significant changes in her life.

The article informs that Asian charities like the Lotus Trust, BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha, Hare Krishna devotees and spiritual leader Pujya Morari Bapu have announced initiatives to provide aid to Ukrainian refugees fleeing violence in their homeland. Hare Krishna devotees have set up a number of hot food stations in locations such as refugee shelters and train stations in Hungary.