Tribute to Tessa
by Amit Roy
FORMER MINISTER’S LEGACY GIVES HOPE TO OTHERS WITH CANCER
POLITICIANS have paid tribute to Dame Tessa Jowell, their friend and colleague who died last...
Putting history in today’s time frame
by Amit Roy
IF YOU are comfortably seated, here is your starter question for 10: what row unites Oxford and Aligarh Muslim universities?
The answer is,...
Learning election lessons
by Amit Roy
RELIEF FOR THE TORIES BUT LABOUR ‘SHOULD HAVE DONE BETTER’
IT GOES almost without saying that it is risky to extrapolate the results...
Getting to grips with the killing fields of London
by Amit Roy
IT SEEMS like the British government has no option but to try to prevent president Emmanuel Macron of France from becoming US...
The Voyages of discovery
by Amit Roy
EXHIBITION ABOUT JAMES COOK EXPLORES HIS LEGACY
WORD associations being what they are, when anyone mentions the surname “Cook” to me, I automatically think...
Bid to foster friendship on pointe
by Amit Roy
THERE is an unusual photography exhibition, United in Love, at the Alon Zakaim Fine Art Gallery in Dover Street, Mayfair.
It is certainly...
Reeta 1, Rebecca 0, at CHOGM events
By Amit Roy
REETA CHAKRABARTI turned in a perfect performance when officiating as the BBC’s mistress of ceremonies from the ballroom of Buckingham Palace at...
After West Indians, will Asians be next?
by Amit Roy
BRITAIN AND INDIA TACKLING VISA ‘OVERSTAYERS’ POLICY
AS PREDICTED in Eastern Eye last week, India’s prime minister Narendra Modi gave his full backing to...
India’s scientific successes
by Amit Roy
MODI WILL JOIN LAST-MINUTE VISITORS AT LONDON EXHIBITION
INDIA’S prime minister Narendra Modi was due to visit the Illuminating India exhibition at the...
Poet’s corner at book fair
by Amit Roy
THE London Book Fair had a “poet’s corner” for the first time, with the honour of occupying it going to India’s woman...
