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Indian students become largest international group in the UK

Home Office data also showed that around 74,000 Indian nationals left the UK in the year ending June 2025, the

Colonial-Era War Loan: Indian family seeks repayment from the UK after over a century

Legal experts, however, note that such a case would face major hurdles, including limitation laws, sovereign immunity and complex jurisdictional

India and UK Step Up Cooperation Against Khalistani Extremism

By working closely on shared security concerns, both countries aim to promote stability, uphold the rule of law, and counter

UK introduces mandatory eVisa for Indian travellers in fully digital border shift

Companies are advised to prepare documents carefully and book biometric appointments early, particularly during the busy April to July travel

UK to introduce fully digital e-visas for Indian travellers from February 25

While the new system removes courier fees and the risk of lost documents, it places greater responsibility on travellers to

Indian students join legal battle against UK universities over COVID-era online teaching

The case reflects growing awareness among international students, including Indians, about their consumer rights and the financial impact of pandemic-era

UK–India Education Hub launched to ease student mobility and university partnerships

Universities are encouraged to join a new membership programme that will provide regulatory updates and mobility support tools Further guidance

OCI Card Issue: HC raises concerns over national integrity

The upcoming hearing is expected to clarify the legal basis for the cancellation and the standards applied in such cases,

British Airways launches dedicated helpdesk to support Indian students travelling to UK

By simplifying the travel process from departure in India to arrival in the UK, the airline hopes to make the

India–UK free trade deal set for April 2026 promising major boost to bilateral trade

Bilateral trade currently stands at around $56 billion, and both sides aim to double this figure by 2030 Economists estimate

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