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Sikh prayer book issued to British military personnel after a century

While the British Army Gutka has a camouflage cover, the Royal Navy and RAF Gutka have a navy blue one

There were around 18,095 Indian students in Ukraine before the war broke out In 2020, 24 per cent of its

The event was the brainchild of Rao, who put the idea in her publisher Mary McCallum’s head, and everything fell

Premier Daniel Andrews made a quiet appearance at the temple recently without media in tow. The visit was significant since

Foundation stone for the construction of the new building was laid by then-Nakodar MLA Gurpart Singh Wadala on December 14,

“People need someone to blame for their economic woes and migrants are an easy target. Certainly, multiculturalism is threatened at

British government’s Department for International Trade (DIT) has confirmed it has neither produced nor seen any research on whether trade

Melbourne, well-known for its coffee fetish, is now binging on tea and samosas as the Nellore-born Sanjith, with his maiden

“India is now at an inflection point. From where we are today, in the coming 25 years of Amrit Kaal,

Gautam Anand, a Managing Director, Akshay Menon and Gautam Bhargava will start at UBS in Singapore next year at different