NRI News
DNA report confirms body sent to UK not of NRI
Sunday, 27/03/2016
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JALANDHAR: The DNA sample of the mother of UK-based millionaire hotelier Ranjit Singh Power ( 54) didn’t match with that of the body sent to the UK by the police. Power was allegedly murdered in Punjab by his NRI friend Baldev Singh Deol and latter’s nephew Sukhdev Singh. Sukhdev is in jail, while Deol is in the UK.
Hinduja brothers top UK’s ‘Asian Rich List’
Sunday, 20/03/2016
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London: The Hinduja brothers have emerged asthe richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for the fourth consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 16.5 billion pounds.
Sikh body for ‘peaceful Khalistan campaign’ after UK lifts ban
Saturday, 19/03/2016
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LONDON: A group associated in the past with terrorism against India and Indian interests said on Friday that it would continue to campaign peacefully for ‘Khalistan’ after Britain lifted a 15-year-old ban on it in a move likely to infuriate New Delhi.
Punjab-origin conman jailed for 3 yrs in Britain
Friday, 18/03/2016
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LONDON: Gur take Singh, a Birmingham-based man who conned several residents by narrating fake sob stories of illness and needing money to travel to India for medical treatment, has been jailed for 37 months.
UK set to lift ban on pro-Khalistan Sikh body today
Friday, 18/03/2016
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LONDON: The 15-year-old ban on pro-Khalistan International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) will be lifted from Friday after the House of Lords on Thursday approved a government motion removing the organisation from the list of proscribed organisations in Britain.
UK Sikhs divided over exit from Europe
Thursday, 17/03/2016
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LONDON: Britain’s Sikh groups are divided on which way to vote in the referendum on June 23 as it emerged on Wednesday that most black and ethnic minority (BME) voters in the country are against Britain’s exit from the European Union.
UK to lift ban on pro-Khalistan body
Thursday, 17/03/2016
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LONDON: Britain on Tuesday initiated the first step towards lifting the 15-year ban on the Inter national Sikh Youth Federation, previously involved in assassinations, bombings and kidnappings, directed at India and Indian interests.
British Sikhs divided over Brexit
Thursday, 17/03/2016
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London: Britain's Sikh groups are divided onwhich way to vote in the referendum on June 23 as it emerged today that most black and ethnic minority (BME) voters in the country are against Britain's exit from the European Union.
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