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By Julie Summers A FEW years ago, I appeared in The Sunday Times list of 50 top historians. I was one of only four women, which was somewhat depressing. Scanning the list the other day I noted that all the historians were white. History, and especially the history of the two world wars, has been […]
By Amit Roy INDIA has just held assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and the union territory of Pondicherry. But the key battleground was West Bengal, where the prime minister Narendra Modi and his home minister, Amit Shah, leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), were determined to topple the Trinamul Congress (TMC) chief […]
By Manoj Badale IN THE past week, we have all witnessed the utter desperation of the terrible situation in India and the extraordinary outpouring of support from people, organisations, and the diaspora across Britain. Indian hospitals and healthcare providers are running out of resources in the fight against Covid-19, and the circumstances on the ground […]
Dr Radhakrishna Shanbhag British Medical Association (BMA) Councillor and Orthopaedic Surgeon I HAVE been phoning my parents in Mumbai three times a day, every day, for weeks. I just need to hear their voices and to find out how they are. My father is 94, my mother is 81 and they are locked in […]
by MITA MISTRY LIFE is looking brighter with lockdown restrictions easing, but what if you are feeling anxious about it? If you are, that’s normal. You are not alone. Given that none of us anticipated living through a global pandemic or ever thought that leaving our homes could be risky, it’s entirely understandable that adjusting […]
By Nadhim Zahawi Parliamentary Under-secretary of State for Covid-19 Vaccine Deployment LAST Saturday (24), I found myself in an unlikely location to see the work of vaccinators and volunteers delivering a jab a minute and bringing us closer to saving countless more lives. The pop-up vaccination site in north-east London sits within the Gardens […]
By Amit Roy THE images of cremation grounds all over India show the country is burning – literally – during the current pandemic in the country. The crisis has redefined the idea of what is home. Many still tend to think of India as the “mother country”. For me, one comment stood out from […]
By Amit Roy IMAGINE a scene in which Paula Vennells has her knee pressed on Seema Misra’s neck so she cannot breathe. This is effectively what Vennels, chief executive of the Post Office, and her senior staff did when pursuing a malicious prosecution of Seema, a subpostmaster in West Byfleet, Surrey. Seema, who received […]
by Geeta Aashish Patel AS A full-time working professional, lockdown with my children has taught me to juggle on a completely new level. As a deputy headteacher, working from home has never been a new concept – bringing bags of paperwork home and marking them was the norm. However, there is a big difference between working […]
By Amit Roy NOW that the US and the UK have announced they are to withdraw all their remaining troops out of Afghanistan by September 11, 2021, the chances are the Taliban will eventually makes its way back to power. As a consequence, girls will be stopped from going to school and to college. One […]
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