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India becomes an increasingly prominent presence at Queen Charlotte’s Ball
Feature

India becomes an increasingly prominent presence at Queen Charlotte’s Ball

With Indian royals among its patrons and a new generation of young women appointed as ambassadors, the 1780-founded event is forging stronger connections with the subcontinent.

HS Rao’s first draft of history
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HS Rao’s first draft of history

Tribute to respected journalist who broke Indira Gandhi assassination scoop

Cambridge VC Deborah Prentice sets out plans to strengthen university’s India ties
Editorial

Cambridge VC Deborah Prentice sets out plans to strengthen university’s India ties

The university is broadening opportunities for Indian students and professionals through new programmes in business, healthcare and AI, while building on decades of academic and research collaboration.

Karun Thakar’s textiles help the National Trust tell a more inclusive story of Britain’s history
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Karun Thakar’s textiles help the National Trust tell a more inclusive story of Britain’s history

The exhibition features textiles from across India, Africa and Asia, displayed alongside historic collections, while revisiting the connections between colonialism, trade, craftsmanship and cultural exchange.

Linnea Berthelsen brings Bhopal tragedy to life in Darkling
Art & Culture

Linnea Berthelsen brings Bhopal tragedy to life in Darkling

Darkling is written by Titas Halder and directed by Matthew Xia

Slumdog fame gives way to aquieter life
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Slumdog fame gives way to aquieter life

Freida Pinto is a long way from her Mumbai days