Eastern Eye (UK) - 2022-09-30

• ‘WE MUST REMAIN A BEACON OF UNITY’
• ‘We will get Britain out of endless crises’
• Truss: UK is building new security ties with partners in Indo-Pacific and Gulf
• ‘Modi eyes Diwali deadline for FTA’
• New work by Indian artist
• Silence gives voice to Partition stories of an unheard generation
• Dasgupta awaits release of ‘epic’ Shantaram
• Violence review must be independen­t and look for solutions, says academic
• ‘There should be no place for mob behaviour in Leicester’
• Suspended Labour MP apologises for Kwarteng comment
• Safety of Indians in Britain raised
• Saxena is Bhavan head
• Top Indian diplomat in Britain begins tenure
• ‘We must not allow identity politics to create divisions’
• Not cricket?
• Tell us what you think
• Braverman’s big mistake?
• Right royal joke
• NEVER MISS A REVENUE OPPORTUNIT­Y, AGAIN!
• First Conservati­ve Muslim peer Lord Sheikh mourned
• ‘Grief counsellin­g for Asians must be culturally sensitive’
• Menopause at work: Rights of a woman
• Tributes paid to ex-mayor
• BUSINESS NEWS THAT MATTERS
• Adani’s $100bn investment plan
• India to make iPhone 14
• Closure on the menu as Asian eateries battle cost increases
• From East Bengal to Britain: Where Sir Partha calls home
• Pakistan seeks ‘Dar factor’ to boost economic growth
• Delhi aims to cash in on growing market for chip and display panels
• Vistara wins Skytrax prize
• Business books giants and chip
• Saab to set up India unit
• Delhi coal imports to fall
• Pakistan ‘needs US support to build back better at home too’
• US discusses ‘managing responsibl­e India ties’
• Chopper crash kills six soldiers
• Sharif calls for compensati­on from rich polluters after devastatin­g floods
• India backs diplomacy as ‘only way out in Ukraine’
• Congress could have non-Gandhi family president
• Islamist group members held
• Spelling mistake costs teen his life
• After 25 years
• Rich countries only talk about climate change but don’t act, says Hasina
• Boat carrying pilgrims turns turtle killing 68 in Bangladesh
• Police crack whip on student march
• Broke Sri Lanka seeks quick debt deal from its creditors
• Kashmir courts domestic tourists despite turmoil
• BJP former minister’s son arrested over woman’s death in India
• Khan apologises to court
• Jolie: Floods a wake-up call
• Spinning songs and creating hits
• Rapid rise of new British stand-up star Tej Dhutia
• MADHURI MAY HAVE A WINNER
• BACHCHAN LOOK-ALIKE SHINES
• SUPER SHUBHA GRACES UK STAGE
• ANDREA ADDS NEW FLAVOURS TO HER MUSIC
• TIME FOR JOHAR TO STEP BACK
• INDIAN OSCAR PICK IS A TERRIBLE SHOW
• HEROIC HADIQA KIANI HELPS FLOOD VICTIMS
• SHARMEEN LANDS BRILLIANT BREAK
• Shakti: Clash of the movie titans
• Brilliant performanc­es help prop up average thriller
• How to cope with baby loss trauma
• ‘I had to fight to be part of my son’s life’
• Twenty facts about Tamil neo-noir thriller Vikram Vedha and its newly released Hindi remake
• MY PLAYLIST
• The Apology reveals some uncomforta­ble truths
• Eureka Day is prescient about vaccines debate
• Alia first look from Heart of Stone unveiled
• Nayanthara’s life captured in documentar­y
• Yoga for young people
• India vice-president hails Gandhian values at Harijan Sevak Sangh event
• Praise for ‘team effort’ as India win T20I series
• Gilchrist bats for Pant
• IPL ‘back to old format’
• Nepal’s Lamichhane ‘will return to fight charges’
• Pakistan set up dramatic victory
• Knight: India lying about warning Dean
• MotoGP eyes Delhi circuit
• LORD’S CHEERS DREAMING BIG
• ‘RAISING STANDARDS MUST BE INDIA FOOTBALL’S GOAL’

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