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Brain drain/gain: Asians at UK universities
Bright students from the Indian subcontinent historically went to Britain to study, gain knowledge and return to raise academic standards at home. READ MORE
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Racism: The glass ceiling that needs to be broken
Despite the overall optimism about inclusiveness in the academic sector, racism continues to raise its ugly head from time to time READ MORE
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Being in the lap of nature: My Covid antidote
I found nature can be the biggest healer far from the madding crowd, as I logged off from the outside world READ MORE
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When Nature talks… you listen
Healing and rejuvenation are inextricably linked to how closely you let yourself be aligned to the elements. Covid wasn’t necessary for this vital lesson. READ MORE
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Location, location, location: British landscapes beckon Bollywood
Realising that Bollywood is big business, several regional authorities have set up dedicated units focused on providing support to filmmakers. READ MORE
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Aan to Lagaan: Bollywood in UK
Driven by diaspora communities, brand Bollywood has become a synonym for the world’s largest film industry, attracting newer audiences READ MORE
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Online inventory and the kitchen challenge
During lockdown, and through the pandemic, blogs and YouTube tutorials turned out to be excellent cooking teachers READ MORE
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For new 'home' chefs, identity = inventiveness
Four Asian participants of MasterChef Australia speak about the importance of being clued into the family kitchen while being a global citizen READ MORE
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Good times, bad times: Blyton, Kipling under racism lens
A renewed — and critical — look is being cast at literary works in the light of the Black Lives matter movement and other current social norms READ MORE
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Demystifying Dickens in a new millennium
Oliver Twist, that celebrates the triumph of good over evil and has long influenced generations worldwide, is the subject of a unique walking tour — from the London house where Charles Dickens wrote the classic READ MORE
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Why I hit the social media pause button
Those days, I used to work for a 24x7 English-language TV news channel. READ MORE
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Meet the social media hermits
There is a new minority online: those who don’t have any — or very limited — traction with social media platforms. What does it mean to be a virtual ‘networking’ recluse? READ MORE
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