News US lawmaker raises concern over India's foreign funding law changes Riley Moore says proposed changes to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act could affect India-United States relations
Asia Monsoon floods and landslides kill more than 100 across India since July India's northeastern state of Assam has recorded the highest number of deaths, with at least 87 people killed.
Asia India says it has no role in Sheikh Hasina's planned media interaction Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's foreign affairs adviser Humaiun Kobir said on Monday that a public interaction by Hasina from Indian soil could affect the positive momentum seen in bilateral ties in recent months.
Culture Birmingham exhibition honours British Indian artist Balraj Khanna Retrospective traces Khanna's artistic journey from Punjab to Britain through paintings created over six decades.
UK Greenwich and Kent university group to launch as UK's first 'super-university' It will have more than 50,000 students across four campuses in London, Medway and Kent, making it the UK's third largest higher education institution.
UK Five convicted in North Wales child exploitation case The case formed part of Operations Embank and Zirconium, which targeted child sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
UK England, Wales record driest July on record, says Met Office The weather service said England recorded just 6.5 millimetres (0.25 of an inch) of rain during July, or 10 per cent of the usual average
Featured Ahmedabad takes Commonwealth Games baton from Glasgow India's presentation was divided into three acts, with organisers describing it as a journey celebrating shared values, culture and connection.