The United Kingdom government on Thursday announced plans to introduce a new visa for qualified doctors and nurses from countries around the world, including India, to address workforce shortages in the state-funded National Health Service (NHS).
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CAA: What NRIs have to say about the contentious issue
NRI News: The BJP government’s Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) controversy has had an extremely divisive effect in India, with Opposition political parties.
Indian government to post customs officers in consulates to check money laundering
The Indian government has announced plans for posting customs sleuths in London, Hong Kong, Dubai and Brussels to regulate trade-based money laundering.
As Uber loses its London license, Indian firm Ola makes plans to expand into the UK capital
Indian ride-sharing firm Ola has begun signing up drivers in London ahead of plans to launch services in the capital “in the coming weeks”.
British Indians spread message of unity in response to Diwali anti-India protests
An umbrella group representing over 100 British Indian organisations on Sunday condemned the ‘Free Kashmir’ demonstration by pro-Pakistani groups, as an act of Hinduphobia and racism.
Scotland Yard bans anti-India protesters from vicinity of Indian High Commission
Scotland Yard has imposed a ban on British Kashmiri protestors from assembling outside the Indian High Commission on Sunday for an anti-India Diwali protest in London. The protest was against the lockdown of the state following the revocation of Article 370.
London Mayor condemns anti-India march planned on Diwali
Condemning plans to hold an anti-India march in London on the Kashmir issue on Diwali next Sunday, Mayor Sadiq Khan has said it would deepen divisions in the United Kingdom (UK) capital and called on the organisers and prospective participants to cancel the protest rally.
Huge potential for collaboration between UK and India in emerging areas: Lord Mayor of London
Lord Mayor of London Peter Estlin arrived in Mumbai from Hyderabad for a series of meetings with regulators and business leaders beginning with a breakfast meeting with Tata Group Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran.
Archbishop of Canterbury apologises for Jallianwalla Bagh massacre
The Church of England’s Archbishop of Canterbury apologised for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre by prostrating himself at the memorial of the tragedy.
Indian startups to head to London for tech summit next week
Indian startups will get their chance to showcase their specialities in the United Kingdom (UK) market as TechXchange, a programme aimed to provide exposure to Indian startups at a global level, is set to be held once again.
