Eastern Eye (UK) - 2021-10-15

• ASIAN MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
• Tory MP loses charity role over ‘racist’ comment
• Headteache­r, father sentenced for running school illegally
• Gupta’s show gives voice to the silenced
• No quarantine for fully vaccinated Indians
• Ministers criticised for UK Covid ‘public health failure’
• Johnson and Modi talk trade, Afghanista­n and climate change ahead of COP26 summit
• Remember Together seeks minority stories for Second World War project
• Supporting charities
• Role of culture in dealing with Covid-related illness
• TV show Ridley Road ‘is chilling yet timely’
• Mourning national ‘icons’
• Resolving staff shortages
• Concern as food banks see ‘more users than ever’
• Money-laundering duo jailed
• Vaccinatio­ns for under 18s
• EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HOW THE VACCINE CAN SUPPORT MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELLBEING OF YOUNG PEOPLE
• ‘South Asians least likely to check for breast cancer signs’
• Report: Indian drivers boost UK visa demand
• Six-year-old girl wins Points of Light award
• ‘Donate blood and save lives’
• New funds to help Liberty revive plant
• OneWeb signs up to use ISRO services
• Eutelsat raises stake in satellite firm
• Record high payrolls ‘reflect jobs recovery’
• Tesla asked to make cars in India
• Ambani’s 7-Eleven deal will offer customers ‘convenienc­e and choices’
• Reliance buys REC Solar in green energy push
• India warns of cuts if states sell electricit­y on exchanges
• Issa brothers’ EG Group buys out Cooplands bakery chain
• Five soldiers killed amid rising tensions in Kashmir
• Indo-Sino border talks fail to resolve dispute
• Children among 20 dead in Balochista­n quake
• Rajapaksa accepts failure to deliver amid shortages
• Dhaka seals deal to shift Rohingya
• Tsumyoki gets Way Too Messy
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• ‘Bigg Boss was a life lesson and showed me what I am made of ’ AND REALITY TV
• East is East 'remains relevant'
• 'I loved being part of Bond movie history'
• All set for a grand return
• Outdated romantic film will annoy audiences with regressive approach
• Captivatin­g highs and lows of India’s cut-throat kite festival
• Shahid Iqbal Khan’s new play explores a man’s journey towards self-discovery
• Carving her own niche
• Chocolate and pear brulees
• Pear and rocket salad
• Game for life
• India transport minister plans musical horns for vehicles
• 'She was true to herself'
• Vina Mithani mourned
• Thrills and spills as IPL nears end
• Chhetri equals Pele’s goal record in Nepal win
• ‘Western arrogance’ at play in England’s tour decision
• Why Akram did not want to be a coach
• FA to tackle bias through Game For All
• OZIL TO PROMOTE ASIAN PLAYERS
• ‘I’M PROUD OF MY INDIAN HERITAGE’

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