Eastern Eye (UK) - 2022-10-07

• ‘INCOMPETEN­CE COULD COST US’
• Delhi and London discuss defence cooperatio­n
• Air India adds more flights
• ‘Man struggled to stay afloat’
• ‘Trade deal must lift both India and UK’
• Dubai temple will offer support to Indians
• Dream like Tailor ‘to achieve goal of diversity in football’
• INDIAN DIPLOMAT ATTENDS GROUP RELAUNCH AT PARTY CONFERENCE
• Royal recognitio­n for south Asian contributi­on
• Braverman seeks to limit ‘non-contributi­ng’ migrants
• Jab fears ‘Covid-specific’
• Covid-19 public inquiry begins
• ‘Who decides what it means to be called black or Asian?’
• Diversity in football
• Tell us what you think
• Congress could pick ‘wrong’ party leader
• Rupa’s race distractio­n
• Snake stops play
• Partisan politics on LBC
• Does Truss have a future?
• Rise in police use of stop and search ‘is deliberate’
• Agent sentenced for ticket fraud
• Anger as BBC World Service reveals job losses and Indian language cuts in ‘digital-first’ plan
• Leicester clashes ‘fed by fake news’
• Why more Asians should join ‘fantastic’ data analytics sector
• Mini-cab drivers in traffickin­g racket
• New fast food trend aims to be smash hit
• Indian diaspora marks Gandhi’s birth anniversar­y
• Investigat­ion into Jiah Khan’s death was ‘fair and impartial’
• Welfare cuts not ruled out in Truss economic plan
• Bangalore technology firm to create 1,000 jobs in West Yorkshire, mayor reveals
• Airport to lift passenger cap
• ‘UK avoids recession’
• BUSINESS NEWS THAT MATTERS
• Burger King acquires Karali
• Morningsid­e sold to Aspire
• ‘After phone success, Reliance to roll out low-cost laptops’
• ‘Above average October rain may hit rice and wheat crops’
• Modi leads tributes to India’s green energy pioneer Tulsi Tanti
• Six airbags rule by October 2023
• Prices rise as Sri Lanka inflation shoots up to 70 per cent
• India’s lowest-priced EV eyes ‘new avenues’
• India still paying in dollars for Russian oil
• India hikes rates as outlook ‘bleak’
• Menezes: Water stress likely in Scotland
• Low premiums drive down gold supply
• India loses contact with Mars orbiter after eight years
• Iran plane bomb scare
• Modi speaks to Zelenskiy
• Vande Mataram campaign
• Chinese man killed in Karachi
• Kashmir prison chief murdered
• Pakistan aid appeal ramped up five-fold
• Nawaz Sharif ’s daughter acquitted in graft case, says lawyer
• Delhi names ‘China expert’ as new chief of defence staff
• Domestic helicopter­s ‘an effort to reduce Russia arms reliance’
• Blackout in Bangladesh
• Sri Lanka bars public officers from posting ‘views’
• Refugee boat sinks
• Fabulous Indian female film icons who deserve a Dadasaheb Phalke award
• TEEN MUSIC TALENT RIDI IS RIDING HIGH
• RAM SETU ON COURSE TO SINK
• MILESTONE FOR CULT COMEDY
• Sexist side of India’s highest cinema prize
• GLITTERBAL­L SHINES ON STAGE
• KEENLY AWAITED FILM MAY UNDERPERFO­RM
• RISING BRIDGERTON STAR IS IN DEMAND
• Hit Gujarati language theatre comedy will tour the UK this month. It includes a grand performanc­e at De Montfort Hall in Leicester on October 23.
• NEHA KAKKAR’S COVER CRASHES
• UK TOUR FOR ZAIN ZOHAIB QAWWALS
• DISCO DANCER REIMAGINED
• From content creator to singer-songwriter
• MY PLAYLIST
• Hot fashion trends for the cold season
• Processing grief and loss
• THE TOP 10
• ‘Moshari has a piece of my soul’
• Modern-day relevance gives The Crucible chilling context
• Shehzad Shaikh: Being able to make a living from art is why I love being an actor
• ‘IT TAKES TIME AND MATURITY TO LOOK BEYOND PHYSICAL WELLBEING’
• Royal Mint unveils King’s coin portrait
• ‘New drug can stall Alzheimer’s progress’
• World Cup Covid norms
• Warning over ‘twindemic’
• Study: Early targeting of mutation can check some breast cancers
• Fresh fig barfi
• Baked figs
• SKY-high joy after India achieve South Africa feat
• World Cup Bumrah blow
• Stokes calls out Bhogle over ‘colonial’ Mankad
• Australia’s abuse apology
• Malan and Woakes shine in England win
• Bopanna clinches title
• FIFA series on Chhetri
• INDIA REV UP FOR MOTOGP IN 2023
• MOEEN ‘CLOSES THE DOOR’ ON TEST RETURN

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