British India  

This Independence Day let’s learn about India’s first IAS and IPS officers, who cleared the civil services exams during the British rule.

Prafulla Chandra Ray was an Indian genius who fought against all odds and achieved his passion for chemistry and modern medicine. He was among India's first modern Indian chemical researchers and is known as the 'Father of Indian Chemistry'. 

UK’s Prince Charles will visit India for two days in mid-November to celebrate British-Indian connections. It is also Prince Charles’ birthday on November 14.
 

Google pays respects to Kamini Roy who was a leading Bengali poet, educator, social worker and feminist in British India. 

The protests outside the Indian High Commission building in London took place in the backdrop of the Centre in India having revoked special status for Jammu and Kashmir

Born on April 15, 1919, at Lyallpur, now in Pakistan, MIAF Arjan Singh DFC was the first and only "Five Star" rank officer of IAF. His father, grandfather and great grandfather had served in the British Indian Army.

The roots of terrorism can be traced back to the pernicious ideology behind the demand for a separate Pakistan in British India. Premised on the “two-nation” theory, the Pakistan movement harped on the irreconcilable differences between the Muslims and the Hindus. Following the dictums of radical Islam, the nation that came being on August 14, 1947, was an artificial construct with various elements in mutual disharmony with each-other.

 

 

A fight broke out when UK-based Kashmiri and pro-Khalistan outfits started chanting anti-India slogans to counter British Indian protesters chanting pro-Modi slogans, thanking the Prime Minister for exacting revenge on Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists with the balakot strike

 

Seven members of a British Indian family were on a holiday in the Nordic island country when their SUV crashed off the bridge. Two women and a child died in accident and two children of the family are in critical condition. 
 

Indian-American Kavya Kopparapu, Rishab Jain, and British-Indian Amika George have been named in the 25 most influential teens of 2018.