Aditi Khanna

5 days ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“The time has now come for the Chief Adviser [Yunus] and the ACC to abandon their wholly misconceived and unlawful campaign to smear Ms Siddiq’s reputation and interfere with her public service,” reads a letter sent by her lawyers to Yunus. According to ‘Sky News’, which has seen the latest correspondence, Siddiq’s legal team claims the interim leader had unfairly prejudiced the investigations against her.

6 days ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“This has been a David versus Goliath battle since the beginning, and we are not giving up now. Most of us fully expected this outcome, and we are now crowdfunding a legal challenge,” said a spokesperson for Royal Mint Court Residents Association, which represents the people who live or work in properties next to the proposed embassy.

1 week ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“The theme of this year’s day, Yoga for One Earth, One Health, reminds us how vitally important it is that the world comes together to secure a happy and healthy future for present and future generations,” read the King’s message from Buckingham Palace. “Initiatives like the International Day of Yoga provide an opportunity to celebrate a practice and philosophy that means so much to so many.

1 week ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“There is already a strong relationship between India and the UK, and I think it’s growing,” said Vallance. “But government-to-government relationships on science aren’t actually what drives everything. It has to be a scientist and a scientist as well. There are important academic links. I’d like to see more of that as India becomes an increasingly powerful player in the science and tech space,” he said.

1 week ago | money.rediff.com | Aditi Khanna

Addressing an India Global Forum (IGF) session on UK-India Science, Technology and Innovation Collaboration at the Science Museum, the minister elaborated on the opportunities that trade deals open up – bilaterally and to the wider global economy. “Our focus is on entering into robust trade agreements with the developed world,” said Goyal, pointing to the UK-India FTA as well as deals concluded with Australia, the UAE and European Free Trade Association (EFTA).