When the People’s Voice Is Moved Away: The Battle Over Jantar Mantar and India’s Right to Protest
Delhi's historic protest centre has lost its official designation, and demonstrations have been redirected to alternative grounds. Police point to legal directions, public order...
British in Britain, Foreign in India? The Identity Dilemma Facing the Indian Diaspora
Born or raised in Britain, connected to India through family, culture and memory, millions of people navigate identities that cannot always be explained by...
The UK–India Trade Partnership: Will the Diaspora Share in the Economic Promise?
Britain and India have entered a new era of economic cooperation, with a landmark trade agreement promising billions in additional trade and new opportunities...
The Journey Home: Why Travelling to India Is Becoming More Complicated for British Indians
New digital arrival requirements, electronic OCI cards and changing travel risks reveal an important distinction for Britain's Indian diaspora: cultural belonging does not always...
50 Years of Indian Politics: From the Emergency to Modi — How India’s Democracy, Power and Political Identity Have Changed
In fifty years, India has travelled from the suspension of civil liberties during the Emergency to the restoration of electoral democracy, from Congress dominance...
From British Raj to Modern India: How Colonial Rule, Freedom Struggles and Democracy Transformed a Nation
India's political history is a remarkable journey from commercial exploitation and colonial domination to independence, constitutional democracy and growing international influence. Yet the transformation...
