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Dismissed as unfit for Parliament, Dadabhai Naoroji's portrait now hangs in the National Portrait Gallery

Naoroji, often affectionally called “the grand old man of India”, was a Parsi who was the Liberal Party member for Finsbury Central from 1892 to 1895.

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Self-reliance is India’s next independence

'Shifting global alliances make autonomy more important'

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Trump never lets facts spoil a story

Cambridge professor's claims provide rich material

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Why British Asians should visit the exhibition of Churchill paintings

A brilliant exhibition of some 50 of his paintings from the more than 500 that he did are on display until November 29, 2026, at the Wallace Collection (near Bond Street) in an exhibition called, Churchill: The Painter.

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Prize awarded at Sandhurst in memory of “daredevil” Indian officer

Daughter meets 2026 winner of Major General Diwan Misri Chand Prize

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Tehran calls Trump’s bluff

US pressure fails to stop regime from carrying out public executions

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National Trust launches emergency appeal after wildfire destroys 220 football pitches of heathland

The area is home to species including Dartford warblers, nightjars and stonechats, as well as native reptiles such as adders, common lizards and slow worms.

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Amit Roy

Dismissed as unfit for Parliament, Dadabhai Naoroji's portrait now hangs in the National Portrait Gallery

Naoroji, often affectionally called “the grand old man of India”, was a Parsi who was the Liberal Party member for Finsbury Central from 1892 to 1895.

Self-reliance is India’s next independence

'Shifting global alliances make autonomy more important'

Trump never lets facts spoil a story

Cambridge professor's claims provide rich material

Why British Asians should visit the exhibition of Churchill paintings

A brilliant exhibition of some 50 of his paintings from the more than 500 that he did are on display until November 29, 2026, at the Wallace Collection (near Bond Street) in an exhibition called, Churchill: The Painter.

Prize awarded at Sandhurst in memory of “daredevil” Indian officer

Daughter meets 2026 winner of Major General Diwan Misri Chand Prize

Tehran calls Trump’s bluff

US pressure fails to stop regime from carrying out public executions

National Trust launches emergency appeal after wildfire destroys 220 football pitches of heathland

The area is home to species including Dartford warblers, nightjars and stonechats, as well as native reptiles such as adders, common lizards and slow worms.

Christie’s Kiran Nadar exhibition offers unique panorama of Indian art

There are approximately 180 works of art displayed in the exhibition created by 67 artists.

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Naoroji, often affectionally called “the grand old man of India”, was a Parsi who was the Liberal Party member for Finsbury Central from 1892 to 1895.

'Shifting global alliances make autonomy more important'

Cambridge professor's claims provide rich material

A brilliant exhibition of some 50 of his paintings from the more than 500 that he did are on display until November 29, 2026, at the Wallace Collection (near Bond Street) in an exhibition called, Churchill: The Painter.

Daughter meets 2026 winner of Major General Diwan Misri Chand Prize

US pressure fails to stop regime from carrying out public executions

The area is home to species including Dartford warblers, nightjars and stonechats, as well as native reptiles such as adders, common lizards and slow worms.

There are approximately 180 works of art displayed in the exhibition created by 67 artists.

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