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Reshaping the West – A Policy Seminar by the Civitatis International
A very rigorous debate convened by Civitatis Internatiobnal at the prestigious Goodenough College was chaired by Sir Peter Marshall with a panel of eminent speakers and select audience of which I was fortunate enough to be invited to represent the Hindu Council UK. Sir Peter opened the debate on how…
Read More »Olympics Opening Ceremony
The Red Arrows fly-past did their brilliant salute at exactly 20:12 and Danny Boyle’s extravaganza started at 9pm. It was a good show but for me lacked the ‘wow’ factor, maybe because I saw some of the special effects modelled on the Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi. I was expecting something…
Read More »The Elders in conversation with Jon Snow
In 2007 Sir Richard Branson and Peter Gabriel worked with Nelson Mandela to set up The Elders, an organisation of distinguished people from across the world, to help work on the socio-political scene for justice, human rights and fairness within societies and nations.
Read More »Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Flotilla on the Thames
{jathumbnail off images=”images/stories/ritatrust/galleryview/blogs-1581/blogs-1581-04_005.jpg,images/stories/ritatrust/galleryview/blogs-1581/blogs-1581-03_015.jpg,images/stories/ritatrust/galleryview/blogs-1581/blogs-1581-02_011.jpg”} The magnificent seven mile long flotilla of one thousand boats to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee was wonderful to watch as it passed by the Golden Jubilee Bridge. My wife Santosh and I had found a place just under Charing Cross Bridge sheltered from rain but with…
Read More »The Queens Diamond Jubilee Pageant by her Tripartite Forces of MOD
As Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of the Defence Forces – The Commander-in-Chief, even though the Government of the day takes the decisions over the Britain’s Forces. The entire Royal Family has enjoyed a special and a working relationship with the Royal Army, the Royal Navy and the…
Read More »London Olympics & Dow Chemicals sponsorship Row
BBC London News ran a story on the current protests by India against Dow Chemicals sponsoring the wrap round the main stadium for India claims Dow Chemicals has not paid due compensation to the victims of the Bhopal disaster of 1984 when Dow’s wholly owned subsidiary Union Carbide was held responsible…
Read More »Lord Mayor’s Dinner at the Mansion House
The Lord Mayor Alderman David Wootton and The Lady Mayoress host dinner at the Mansion House to meet the Archbishops and the Bishops on 9th February 2012.
Read More »A Journey into the Indian Classical Dance
Bhartyia Vidya Bhavan in Kensington hosted a classical Indian dance performance, Kathak, by the debutant Neesha Radia with her Guru ‘Padamshri’ Partap Pawar.
Read More »Tony Blair FF Faith-Films awards at BAFTA
Tony Blair Faith Foundation (TBFF) showcased several faith film shorts at BAFTA, made by young people from across the world for the second year running.
Read More »India 800’s work showcased at House of Lords
{jathumbnail off images=”images/stories/ritatrust/misc/diya22.gif”} Lord Bhatia and Dr Krishna Sarda showcased their NGO India 800’s work over the last two years at the House of Lords illustrating how with the help of Science and Technology they have been fast able to reach and help the most vulnerable and the poorest in…
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