| ASIAN
GROUPS DEMAND RACE COMMITTEE |
 Leading
groups from the Black, Asian communities, along with those representing
disabled people and others, have joined with Ken Livingstone, the
Mayor of London, and others, to express their fears about the Government's
plans to abolish the Commission for Racial Equality and replace it
with a new multi-equality body - the Commission for Equalities and
Human Rights. 
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| MOVE
YOUR MIND FORUMS |
 Parveen
Batish, General Manager of Sales and Marketing Strategy at Saab Great
Britain, has pioneered a series of groundbreaking new initiatives
specifically targeted at the British Asian Community. The 'Move Your
Mind' forums, which will be launched at City Hall on Wednesday 1st
February 2006.
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| CRE
CHAIR CALLS FOR NEW COMMISSION FOR INTEGRATION |
 Trevor
Phillips, CRE Chair, last night called for a new commission to meet
the integration challenges facing Britain. Mr Phillips, said: "We
are faced with some very real challenges that need creative handling.
For example: Sikh activists who think that their feelings of offence
caused by a play are more important than the principle of freedom
of expression".
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| THE
ASIAN WHO'S WHO AWARDS 2005 |
 The
Asian Who's Who Awards this year celebrated its 30th anniversary of
publishing the annual guide to the great and good of the Asian community.
Asian Who's Who International was established in 1975 as a direct
result of negative press associated with the perceived high levels
of immigration at the time. The Asian of The Year 2005 accolade was
awarded to leading charity worker Surina Narula.
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| IMRAN
KHAN APPOINTED CHANCELLOR OF BRADFORD UNI. |
 Former
cricketing legend turned politician, Imran Khan, will become the University
of Bradford's fifth Chancellor when he is officially installed at
a special ceremony on Wednesday 7 December 2005. Before that, Imran
Khan will lay a foundation stone for the University's new Institute
of Cancer Therapeutics. Imran Khan succeeds Baroness Betty Lockwood
as the University's fifth Chancellor since its foundation in 1966.
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| SNOW-PROOF
SHELTERS NEEDED IN KASHMIR |
 CINI
(the Child In Need Institute) is urgently calling for further donations
to fund the provision of crucial supplies for Kashmir before winter
closes in. According to CINI-India Director, Dr Samir Chaudhuri, "Whatever
can be achieved in this limited time will make a huge difference in
terms of reducing preventable deaths".
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| NAZIA
HASSAN FOUNDATIONS AWARDS 2005 |
 The
Nazia Hassan Foundation Award ceremony was held at the House of Commons
on 17 November 2005. The event attracted community leaders and MPs,
the diplomatic community, heads of leading business and financial
houses and representatives of British and Asian media groups.
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| SRI
LANKAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS |
 The
UK Presidency of the EU noted the results of the Presidential election
in Sri Lanka on 17 November and extended its congratulations to Mr
Mahinda Rajapaksa. The statement added, "We condemn the violent
incidents which marred what was otherwise a peaceful campaign. We
also deeply regret reports that people in the north and east of Sri
Lanka were prevented from exercising their democratic right to vote."
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| BUDDHIST,
HINDU, MUSLIM & SIKH CHAPLAINS FOR MOD |
 The
newly appointed Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh Chaplains to the
Armed Forces were today welcomed to their roles by the Secretary of
State for Defence, John Reid. They are all civilians with cross-service
responsibilities.
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| MAYOR
SLAMS PLAN TO ABOLISH THE CRE |
| Government
plans to abolish the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) and set
up a new multi-equality body may push the cause of anti-racism backwards
unless significant amendments are made to the Equality Bill, the Mayor
of London, Ken Livingstone, warned today. He called on London's BME
communities to make their voices heard.
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| ASIAN
TAXI DRIVERS NEEDED FOR LONDON |
 A
series of roadshows to encourage people from Black, Asian and ethnic
minorities to consider becoming licensed taxi drivers was launched
by the Mayor of London on 15 November. Presently only one in 20 existing
taxi drivers is from Black, Asian and ethnic minorities.
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| WREATH
LAYING CEREMONY HONOURS ASIAN VOLUNTEERS |
 The
Memorial Gates Committee wreath laying ceremony on 11 November 2005
at the Memorial Gates paid special tribute to the five million men
and women from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Africa
and the Caribbean who volunteered to serve with the Armed Forces of
Britain during the First and Second World Wars.
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| ROYAL
MAIL TO AVOID SELLING OFFENSIVE 68P STAMP |
 The
Hindu Forum of Britain today welcomed Royal Mail's decision to not
issue the 68 pence Christmas stamp to customers unless specifically
requested. The 68p Christmas stamp featured a picture of Hindus worshipping
Baby Christ, and had led to calls for its withdrawal by the majority
of Hindu organisations in the UK.
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| PROGRESSIVE
BRITISH MUSLIMS GROUP LAUNCHED |
 A
new group calling itself 'Progressive British Muslims' was launched
on 10 November 2005. The group has been formed in response to statements
from mainstream media that they are not able to represent articulate,
progressively minded Muslims in the media because they don't know
how to find them. The founders of PBM comprise doctors, lawyers, journalists,
civil servants and other professionals, based in London.
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| BRITAIN
TO FUND FIRST HINDU STATE SCHOOL |
 The
Government has announced that Harrow, a suburb of London, is to get
the first state funded Hindu School in Britain. The funding of £9.8millon
will be used to establish the school in Harrow which is likely to
open in 2008 at the earliest. 20 per cent of Harrow residents are
Hindu, some 40,000 people, the highest percentage in the country.
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| ETHNIC
DIVERSITY IN THE CIVIL SERVICE |
 Sir
Gus O'Donnell, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Home Civil Service,
today unveiled a 10-Point Plan to raise the pace towards a representative
workforce. The Plan introduces a major programme of change aimed at
achieving a diverse workforce at all levels of the Civil Service,
including the most senior.
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| ETHNIC
MINORITIES FEEL MOST BRITISH |
 Feeling
British could provide the glue for a more cohesive society, new research
issued today suggests. A survey by the CRE asked people from a variety
of cultures 'What is Britishness?' The results showed Britishness
represented very similar values and attributes to all sections of
society, and that all groups identified in some way with being British.
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| HIGHWAY
CODE FOR MULTI ETHNIC BRITAIN |
 Today
Trevor Phillips, Chair, Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) spoke
at the Conservative Party Conference Muslim Forum in Blackpool about
the need for people to get along in a society which is increasingly
multiethnic. Mr Phillips said: "Globalisation means that the
rules of multiethnic Britain are under constant challenge as we encounter
new cultures and our own culture changes.
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| SLEEPWALKING
TO SEGREGATION |
| Britain
is moving towards segregation, adding urgency to the need to drive
forward the process of integration, the CRE announced today. Trevor
Phillips, CRE Chair said "Post 7/7, the race relations industry
has provided a vital post-emergency service which will have to be
continued in the medium to long-term to address the increasing segregation
of our communities."
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| TACKLING
TERRORISM - BEHAVIOURS UNACCEPTABLE IN THE UK |
 Home
Secretary, Charles Clarke, today published a list of certain types
of behaviours that will form the basis for deporting individuals from
the UK. It makes clear that those who would attempt to foment terrorism
or provoke others to commit terrorist acts are not welcome in the
UK.
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| END
UK PAKISTANI & BANGLADESHI POVERTY SAYS TUC |
 TUC
General Secretary Brendan Barber is to visit the East London Mosque
to launch a new TUC report calling for Muslims from Pakistan and Bangladesh
to be made a major target for government programmes to create jobs
and end poverty and poor health. Mr Barber is meeting community groups
to promote social inclusion.
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| SHORTAGE
OF ASIAN CHARITY TRUSTEES |
 Research
has revealed that only 5% of people running the 190,000 charities
in the UK are from an ethnic background. Volunteering charity TimeBank
and the Charity Commission today launched the ‘Get on Board’
campaign to encourage more people from diverse communities to bring
their passions and skills to the table by becoming a charity trustee.
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| SWARAJ
PAUL TO ENSURE DELIVERY OF LONDON 2012 GAMES |
Announcing the selected contractor for the power lines tunnel across
the Lower Lea Valley, newly-appointed chair of the LDA's Olympic Delivery
Committee Lord Swaraj Paul, has taken up the Mayor's direction to
TFL & the LDA to prepare for the 2012 Games.
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| QED
(UK) SUPPORTS LUTON'S DIVERSITY AWARDS |
 Bradford-based
charity QED-UK is supporting the University of Luton's second Multicultural
Awards for Competitiveness and Enterprise (MACE 2005). The Awards
are open to all UK businesses that have embraced diversity in their
business. Applicants must demonstrate their achievements through gender,
ethnic or national diversity in the workplace.
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| JOHN
ABRAHAM GIVES BIRDS THEIR FREEDOM |
 Standing
tall, his sculpted body silhouetted against the blue sky, model-turned-actor
John Abraham holds an empty birdcage, asking for independence for
caged birds this week. John Abraham has been among the first to stand
up for the rights of animals, whether that means reprimanding an errant
tonga-wallah for whipping his overloaded horse or stuffing himself
into a birdcage to pose for a PETA ad.
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| SARDAR
PATEL UNIVERSITY LISTED IN TOP 3 |
 Sardar
Patel University has been declared on of the three best Universities
of India alongside the University of Pune and Manipal University (Karnataka).
The University, won a double accolade when Dr. Pravin J. Patel, the
Vice Chancellor of Sardar Patel University, was awarded the IBM 'Inspiring
Vice Chancellor of the Year Award 2005' for his contributions in IT.
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| MAYOR
REJECTS ATTACKS ON MUSLIM COUNCIL OF BRITAIN |
 The
Mayor of London today condemned what he described as a 'witch-hunt'
of the mainstream representative body of British Muslims, saying that
attempts to paint them as extremists would damage community relations
and hinder the fight against terrorism. The
Muslim Council of Britain has come under fire this week in several
newspapers.
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| MUSLIM
RESPONSE TO ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES |
 Leading
Muslim groups and personalities in the UK have come together to issue
a six point statement in response to some of the recently proposed
anti-terrorism measures in the aftermath of the London bombings. Signatories
of the statement include Islamic Human Rights Commission and the Islamic
Forum Europe amongst others.
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| HIZB
UT-TAHRIR RESPONDS TO THE PRIME MINISTER'S BAN |
 Tens
of thousands of Muslim worshippers will sign a nationwide petition
after Friday prayers today as part of a campaign opposing government
proposals to silence legitimate political expression in the Muslim
community including the banning of the non-violent Islamic political
party Hizb ut-Tahrir.
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more |
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| FAITH
LEADERS CELEBRATE FRIENDSHIP |
 The
Hindu Forum of Britain hosted an evening of Friendship and Trust with
leaders from the World’s seven largest Faiths; Hinduism, Buddhism,
Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Jainism and Sikhism on 8 August. The
event was a celebration of friendship and trust between faith communities
in the presence of His Holiness 17th Gyalwa Karmapa Trinlay Thaye
Dorje.
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| BOLLYWOOD
STAR PROMOTES TRAVEL AWARENESS IN LONDON |
 Bollywood
heartthrob Bobby Deol has become the first Indian actor to support
the Mayor of London's travel awareness initiative, called 'good going:
travel awareness in London'. The son of Indian screen legend Dharmendra,
Bobby was in London promoting his new film Barsaat (Rainfall) which
marks the first Bollywood film tie-in with a Mayor of London's scheme.
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| ROLE
OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN COUNTERING TERRORISM |
 Foreign
Office Minister Ian Pearson today launched the FCO's Annual Report
on Human Rights. Mr Pearson said: "Two weeks ago we watched and
listened with mounting horror as the full scale of the terrorist attacks
on London became apparent. The events of that terrible day remind
us that there is no human right more sacred than the right to be alive."
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| IT'S
RACISM, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT |
| We
must all wake up to the changing face of racism the Commission for
Racial Equality (CRE) announced. On the publication of its annual
report for 2004, Trevor Phillips, CRE Chair, said: "The nature
of racism is changing subtly, but critically. We cannot respond by
recycling the slogans of the '70s and '80s when race was regarded
as a black and white affair.
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| SIX
CHILDREN AND A DEGREE! |
 Having
six children has not stopped 36-year old Nasreen Ali from obtaining
a degree. She graduated this week from Bradford University with BA
in Social Sciences and Humanities. Nasreen, from Keighley in West
Yorkshire, eventually plans to go into social work. She said: “Mature
mums like me need to get back into education."
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| MUMBAI
FLOODS HIT LIVELIHOODS OF THE POOREST |
 The
recent flooding in Mumbai has destroyed thousands of peoples' livelihoods
according to an assessment by Oxfam. Although the city of Mumbai is
the worst affected area, tens of thousands of acres of agricultural
land have also been flooded during the key rice planting season.
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| ASIAN
HEADTEACHER WINS REGIONAL TEACHING AWARD |
 Yasmin
Bevan of Denbigh High School, Bedfordshire was named the Regional
Winner of the RAF Award for Headteacher of the Year in a Secondary
School for the East of England. She collected her award on 29 June
2005 in Norwich. The style of Yasmin's headship was described as outstanding
by OFSTED.
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| OPENING
OF LONDON TERROR MEMORIAL |
 The
secretary general of the Hindu Forum of Britain, Ramesh Kallidai joined
Cultural Secretary Tessa Jowell, Mayor of London Ken Livingstone and
leaders of the capital's faith communities to open the first memorial
to the victims of the London terror attacks.
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| TONY
BLAIR MEETS MUSLIM LEADERS |
 Tony
Blair today discussed the UK's community relations in the aftermath
of the London bombings. He met with senior Muslims, as well as representatives
from the opposition parties, in Downing Street. Speaking afterwards,
Mr Blair said there was a 'strong desire' from those who met to set
up a task force to speak to young Muslims in the UK 'and confront
this evil ideology and defeat it.
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| HINDU
FORUM MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR BOMBING VICTIMS |
 The
Lord Mayor of Westminster, parliamentarians, faith representatives,
senior Police officers and community leaders will attend a Memorial
Service hosted by the Hindu Forum of Britain on 19 July in London
for the victims and families of the London blasts. Supported by the
Metropolitan Police Hindu Association, the service will include prayers
in Sanskrit.
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| CAB
REACH OUT TO MUSLIMS IN BOMBINGS BACKLASH |
 National
charity Citizens Advice today called on all its member bureaux across
the country to step up their efforts to reach out to Muslims and ensure
that bureaux are safe places where people from all communities can
get the advice and support they need. The call comes in a message
to all bureaux from the Reverend Hilary Watkins, Chair of the national
Citizens Advice service, in the wake of the London bombings.
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| POLICE
RELEASE CCTV FOOTAGE OF LONDON BOMBERS |
 Detectives
from the Met's Anti-Terrorist Branch are continuing the investigation
into attacks in central London on July 7. They have today released
a CCTV image of the four bombers, named as Hasib Hussain (18), Shahzad
Tanweer (22), Mohammed Sidique Khan (30) and Germaine Lindsay, taking
a train from Luton into Central London.
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| LONDON
BOMBERS ARE NOT MARTYRS SAY ISLAMIC SCHOLARS |
 At
a meeting at the Islamic Cultural Centre, London, over forty leading
mosque imams, muftis and ulama (Islamic scholars) representing all
sections of Muslims in Britain made a public statement on the events
of 7th July Read out by Maulana Shahid Raza of the World Islamic Mission,
the statement read that "there can never be any excuse for taking
an innocent life. The Qur’an clearly declares that killing an
innocent person was tantamount to killing all mankind".
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| LONDON'S
VIGIL FOR BOMBING VICTIMS |
 Thursday's
vigil at Trafalgar Square in London, in honour of those who died in
the terrorist bomb attacks last week, continued in the evening with
a vigil of poems, messages and prayers. London Mayor, Ken Livingstone,
made an speech about how the city stands as a world capital.
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| OXFAM
TO HELP GUJARAT FLOOD VICTIMS |
 Oxfam
is helping tens of thousands of the worst flood-affected families
in Gujarat State, India, following torrential monsoon rain that left
70 per cent of the state under water last week and destroyed thousands
of houses. Approximately 25 million people have been affected.
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| REDHOTCURRY.COM
EDITOR WINS ASIAN JEWEL AWARD 2005 |
 Mrs
Lopa Patel, founder of South Asian Lifestyle Portal, Redhotcurry.com
won the coveted 'Asian Jewel Award 2005' in the Media, Arts &
Sports category at a lavish ceremony at London's Grosvenor House Hotel,
on 9 July 2005. The award is Lopa's second accolade in just two months
- she was named 'Asian Woman of the Year 2005' in May of this year.
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| ASIAN
JEWEL AWARD WINNERS 2005 - SOUTHERN REGION |
 The
winners of the prestigious Lloyds TSB Asian Jewel Awards (Southern
Region) 2005 were announced at a glittering awards ceremony in central
London on 9 July 2005. The Awards, now in their fourth successful
year, celebrate the achievements of British Asian people in all walks
of life.
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| GURPAL
VIRDI RECEIVES THE MET'S HIGHEST HONOUR |
 Gurpal
Virdi, the Asian Police Officer who a won a dramatic racism battle
against The Metropolitan Police, has been honoured with the Service's
highest honour - the Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. He
received his medal on Friday 1st July from Met Commissioner, Sir Ian
Blair. Virdi was unfairly dismissed by The Met in 1998.
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| SCOTLAND'S
ETHNIC PENALTY WILL THWART FRESH TALENT |
|
 The
Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) Scotland today warned members
of the Scottish Parliament’s European and External Relations
Committee that a failure to effectively address the current barriers
that prevent people from ethnic minority backgrounds from fully
contributing to Scotland’s society and economy will be detrimental
to 'fresh talent.'
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| SIKHS
WANT PREVENTION OF POST 9/11 TYPE RACIST FRENZY |
 In
an immediate reaction to the London bomb explosions, the Sikh Commission
on Racism & Cohesion has expressed concerns about a possible repeat
of post 9/11 racist frenzy against Sikhs and Muslims in Britain. Post
9/11, the term 'Bin Laden' became a popular term of taunting Sikh
males with their definitive beards and turbans.
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| MAYOR
ANNOUNCES LONDON BOMBINGS RELIEF FUND |
 The
Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, today launched the London Bombings
Relief Fund in association with the British Red Cross. He also announced
that a book of condolence would be opened at City Hall on Monday.
Ken Livingstone said: “Yesterday a group of cold blooded murderers
attempted to terrorise London. They struck at ordinary Londoners without
discrimination as to their beliefs, their race or anything else".
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| TERRORIST
ATTACKS IN LONDON |
 Less
than 24 hours after learning that it had won the coveted accolade
to host the 2012 Olympics Games, London has been attacked by terrorists.
Incidents have been reported at a number of underground stations in
Central London and there have been three bus bombings.
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| HINDUS
CONDEMN TERRORIST ATTACKS IN AYODHYA |
 Yesterday's
terrorist attack in the holy city of Ayodhya in Northern India is
an attack on Hindus and Hinduism generally, said Anil Bhanot, General
Secretary of the Hindu Council UK. The terrorists who carried out
the assault on a disputed shrine were killed by Indian security forces.
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| ARCHIVE
NEWS 2005 |
|
Asian
Groups demand Race Committee
(12/05)
'Move
Your Mind' Forums to be launched (12/05)
CRE calls for Commission
for Integration (11/05)
The Asian Who's
Who Awards 2005 (11/05)
Imran Khan to be Bradford
Uni. Chancellor (11/05)
Snow-proof shelters needed
in Kashmir (11/05)
Nazia Hassan Foundation
Awards 2005 (11/05)
Sri Lankan Presidential
Elections (11/05)
Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim &
Sikh Chaplains (11/05)
Mayor slams plans
to abolish the CRE (11/05)
Asian Taxi Drivers needed
in London (11/05)
Wreath laying honours Asian
War Veterans (11/05)
Royal Mail to avoid
selling offensive stamp (11/05)
Progressive British Muslims Group launched
(11/05)
Britain to fund first
Hindu State School (11/05)
Ethnic Diversity
in the Civil Service (11/05)
Ethnic Minorities
feel Most British (10/05)
Highway Code for Multi
Ethnic Britain - CRE (10/05)
UK is 'Sleepwalking
to Segregation' - CRE (09/05)
Clarke tackles terrorism
- unacceptable behaviour
End Pakistani &
Bangladeshi Poverty (08/05)
Shortage of Asian
Charity Trustees (08/05)
Swaraj Paul takes
on London 2012 Games (08/05)
QED (UK) supports Luton's
Diversity Awards (08/05)
John Abraham gives birds
their freedom (08/05)
Sardar Patel University
listed in Top 3 (08/05)
Mayor rejects attacks
on Muslim Council (08/05)
Muslim response to anti-terrorism
measures (08/05)
Hizb
ut-Tahrir responds to Blair Ban (08/05)
Faith Leaders
celebrate friendship (08/05)
Bollywood star promotes Travel
Awareness (08/05)
Human Rights in
countering terrorism (07/05)
It's racism,
but not as we know it (07/05)
Six children and a degree!
Mumbai floods hit livelihoods
of India's poorest (07/05)
Asian Headteacher wins Teaching
Award (07/05)
Opening of
London Terror Memorial (07/05)
Tony Blair meets Muslim
Leaders (07/05)
Hindu Forum Memorial
Service for 7/7 Victims
CAB reach out to Muslims
facing 7/7 Backlash (07/05)
Police release CCTV footage
of London Bombers (07/05)
London Bombers are
not martyrs say Imams (07/05)
London's vigil for bombing
victims (07/05)
Oxfam to help Gujarat Flood
Victims (07/05)
Redhotcurry.com
Editor wins Asian Jewel Award 2005
Asian
Jewel Award 2005 - Southern Region (07/05)
Gurpal Virdi receives
The Met's Highest Honour
Scotland's Ethnic
Penalty will thwart fresh talent
Sikhs want prevention of
9/11-type frenzy (07/05)
Mayor launches
London Bombings Relief Fund
Terrorist Attacks in London
Hindus condemn
Terrorist attacks in Ayodhya (07/05)
UNICEF urges G8 to focus on Children
(06/05)
Thierry Henry is RIMA Media Personality
of the Year
Breaking Up
is Hard To Do
Bangladesh
Human Rights Record A Concern (06/05)
Record-Breaking £400M
for Tsunami Appeal (06/05)
Educate world's poorest to eradicate
poverty (06/05)
QED picks up National Charity
Award (06/05)
British Diversity
Award Winners 2005 (06/05)
G8 Leaders must accept
climate change evidence
Bangladesh
Human Rights Violations (06/05)
Redhotcurry.com
Editor nominated for Jewel Award
Increasing number of Asians
in Public Life (06/05)
Not enough
Bangladeshi students in Science (06/05)
Sai School wins Queen's Awards
(06/05)
New Stoke Refuge for Asian Women
(06/05)
French shoes withdrawn
after Hindu outcry (06/05)
Londoners back Religious
Hatred Bill (06/05)
The Collins 'Hinglish'
speaking world (06/05)
Hindu Community Centre's
divine blessings (06/05)
IIFA - Shah Rukh Khan
XI v Hrithik Roshan XI (06/05)
India's cricket coach
goes to bat for veganism (06/05)
Motivate London for the G8 Summit
(06/05)
Redhotcurry.com
Editor wins AWA Award 2005 (05/05)
Asian Women of
Achievement Awards 2005
Labour Friends of India plans
for a 3rd Term (05/05)
First Asian President for the
Parajapatis (05/05)
Bilimoria is UK's Youngest
Uni. Chancellor (05/05)
Mayor launches
London Local Press Awards (05/05)
Atta Yaqub becomes Charity
Run Ambassador (05/05)
Nominations
for DeafBlind friendly Awards (05/05)
India: 'Aid, Death
& Dogma' Report (05/05)
Housing Associations
Asian Outreach Worker (05/05)
CRE to end discrimination
in Housing (05/05)
HFB welcomes laws to end
religious discrimination
Hindu Forum
honours Tsunami victims (05/05)
Asian Jewel Awards
2005 (Central Region) (05/05)
Rama's bridge
to Lanka is real (05/05)
Hindu Human Rights
in South Asia (05/05)
Labour wins Third Term With
Slim Majority (05/05)
CIO South Asian
Community Network launched (04/05)
Indo-European
Kashmir Task Force Formed (04/05)
Hindus
wants Multi-faith School Assemblies (04/05)
QED celebrates diversity at The House
of Lords (04/05)
Hizb
ut-Tahrir takes legal action against Galloway
Questions that Muslim Voters
should ask (04/05)
Ramnomi celebrated at The House
of Commons (04/05)
Hindus urged to
make their vote count (04/05)
Asian Volunteers 'Mind The
Gap' (04/05)
UK General Election to be held
on 5 May 2005
Postal Voting System needs
redress (04/05)
Redhotcurry
Editor on AWA Awards Shortlist (04/05)
Pinky's Spice
Magic - AWA Awards 2005 (04/05)
Lakshmi Mittal
is Britain's Richest Man (04/05)
Muslim
Agenda for the UK General Election (04/05)
English language
tests lead to shortage of Hindu Priests
Black voters demand
a Minister for Race (03/05)
Boxer helps
raise £107,000 for Tsunami Victims (03/05)
Hindus Top Asian Rich List
2005 (02/05)
HFB launches
British Hindu Charter (03/05)
Lib Dems - pledges to ethnic
minorities (03/05)
Labour's Michael
Howard bandwagon Watch (03/05)
Ele-dating to save the
Asian Elephant (03/05)
Adviser meets
'Headscarf Ban' opponents (03/05)
Mohammed Amran
wins Beacon Prize (03/05)
Muslim women honour Honey Kalaria
(03/05)
Police is like
'Perma-Frost' says CRE (03/05)
Tony Blair strengthens
Indo-British relationship (03/05)
Muslim Council welcomes Jilbab
Ruling (03/05)
Natwest forces cancellation
of EMMA 2005 (03/05)
Extra £3 million
for Culture Online Projects (03/05)
New Laws to protect
against discrimination (03/05)
British Diversity
Awards - call for entries (03/05)
Asian Pupils make
further progress at GCSE (02/05)
'Burden of Proof'
regulations strengthened (02/05)
TB, Hepatitis &
Aids checks on Immigrants (02/05)
Asian
Jewel Awards 2005 - Northern Winners (02/05)
Labour launches six Election
Pledges (02/05)
Hindu Charity
HSS exonerated (02/05)
Running in Antarctica for India's
girls (01/05)
Immigrants will face
'Fortress Britain' (02/05)
Does Interculturalism
make cities successful? (01/05)
Curry King awarded
another Doctorate (01/05)
Forced Marriage
Unit Launched (01/05)
Amir Khan is Sony's 'Sports
Personality of the Year'
Asian Jewel Awards
2005 - Northern Finalists (01/05)
Asian Bid
Ambassadors back London 2012 (01/05)
Commissioner Shadowing
Scheme launched (01/05)
Swastika EDM in
House of Commons (01/05)
HFB campaign
to reclaim the Swastika (01/05)
Asian Officer brings
race discrimination case (01/05)
MPA Member to visit
Tsunami-hit Phuket (01/05)
Muslim Schools singled
out on Citizenship (01/05)
Blasphemy law
should be abolished says CRE (01/05)
Hindus wants the swastika back
(01/05)
HFB invites
Asians for Public Appointments (01/05)
Redhotcurry
shop pledges Jan profits to appeal (01/05)
Trafficking
of Tsunami Children (01/05)
DNA Database needs stronger
safeguards (01/05)
CINI fighting
disease in Andaman & Nicobar (01/05)
Scientists call for G8
funding to end poverty (01/05)
£12m
from Big Lottery for tsunami hit areas (01/05)
International
Development in 2005 (01/05)
British Hajj delegation
to Mecca (01/05)
Overwhelming numbers
volunteer for VSO (01/05)
Tsunami relatives
should call back says MPS (01/05)
Tsunami
Appeal - Maximise the Millions (01/05)
Protecting
the 'Tsunami Generation' (01/05)
UNICEF helping
children recover from trauma (01/05)
100% debt
relief for Sri Lanka proposed (01/05)
Tsunami
death estimates too low says UNICEF (01/05)
First-hand
look at plight of tsunami children (01/05)
Aid arrives
in hardest hit countries (01/05)
UNICEF
supplies water to parched camps (01/05)
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