Indian Comedians at Edinburgh Fringe 2025
This summer, Edinburgh Fringe is turning up the volume and the laughs with a spectacular showcase of Indian comedy talent. In a bold cultural move, Soho Theatre is presenting 15 shows across 7...
Scottish Tablet: Scotland’s Irresistible Sweet Treasure
Scottish tablet is a grainy, melt‑in‑the‑mouth confection that has delighted generations throughout Scotland and beyond. Often compared to fudge, tablet has its own unique crumbly texture and deep...
India-UK Free Trade Agreement: 15 Powerful Benefits You Need to Know Now
IIndia and the United Kingdom have finalized a historic Free Trade Agreement (FTA), and its impact stretches far beyond governments or corporations. The India-UK Free Trade Agreement benefits...
Practical Guide to Viruddha Ahāra (Incompatible Foods) in Ayurveda
What is Viruddha Āhāra? In Ayurveda, Viruddha Āhāra refers to food combinations that contradict each other—whether by nature, potency, timing, dose, or processing. These pairings weaken digestion...
Melt-in-the-Mouth: The Story of Scottish Shortbread
Melt-in-the-Mouth Scottish Shortbread is the very essence of Scotland in biscuit form: simple ingredients, centuries of history, and endless buttery bliss. From medieval bannocks to modern artisan...
UK’s Immigration Reforms: What the White Paper Means for Indian Students, Professionals, and Job Seekers
The United Kingdom’s new immigration white paper, Restoring Control over the Immigration System, came into effect on 22 July 2025, marking the first phase of sweeping reforms designed to reduce net...
Harris Tweed: From Croft to Couture – Scotland’s Iconic Fabric of Heritage
Made in Scotland Series: Part 3 Nestled in the rugged, windswept landscapes of the Outer Hebrides lies one of Scotland’s most treasured exports: Harris Tweed. More than just wool, Harris Tweed is a...
Don@Tokyo, Edinburgh- A Cozy Japanese Food Escape
Tucked away on bustling Lothian Road, Don@Tokyo offers a refreshing alternative to Edinburgh’s pub-heavy dining scene. From the moment you step inside, the warm glow of paper lanterns, playful...
Tunnock’s Tea Cakes & Caramel Wafers – A Sweet Scottish Obsession
Made in Scotland series – Part 2:When it comes to iconic Scottish treats, few inspire the level of loyalty, nostalgia, and cheeky indulgence as a red-and-gold wrapped Tunnock’s Tea Cake or the...
APAAR – India’s New “Academic Passport”
A new era of academic mobility has arrived and it’s called APAAR. Recently, Indian social media has been buzzing with influencers talking about a “Special Academic Passport”, and you may have seen...
IRN-BRU – The Soft Drink That Outsold Coca-Cola in Scotland
Made in Scotland Series: Part 1 Move over whisky when it comes to real Scottish pride, nothing stirs the nation quite like IRN-BRU. It is Scotland’s iconic fizzy drink, is more than just a soft...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025
The World’s Biggest Arts Festival 🎭 Bagpipes meet Bollywood, Shakespeare meets street food. Welcome to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where the city becomes a stage and every street corner hums with...
Best Ayurvedic Hair Oils for Hair Loss
Hair loss, premature greying, and scalp issues are increasingly common concerns among Indians living in UK. The shift in water quality (especially hard water and hot showers), cold climate, poor...
Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh
Tucked at the foot of Edinburgh’s iconic Royal Mile, the Palace of Holyroodhouse stands as a majestic symbol of royalty, history, and mystery. Once home to Mary, Queen of Scots, and now the official...
NRIs: Choose the Wrong Tax Regime, Lose Lakhs – Are You Ready for 115BAC?
NRIs, your tax planning just got more complex. The Indian government’s new default tax regime under Section 115BAC for NRIs is reshaping how you manage your income, especially if you earn abroad or...
Why South Asians Are Quiet Quitting in the UK
Over the last year, the UK has seen a silent shift in workplace behaviour, especially among its South Asian diaspora. Quiet quitting, once a viral TikTok trend, has now become a lived reality for...
What Are Money Transfer Credit Cards – And When Should You Use One?
In a cost-of-living crisis, every pound counts. Whether you’re juggling overdrafts, short-term bills, or trying to stay afloat between paydays, money transfer credit cards can be a powerful but...
Hyderabadi Paradise
Where Biryani Meets Bold Flavour in Edinburgh If you're anywhere near Gorgie (or Edinburgh, pfffftt!!) and your cravings are steering toward rich spices and slow-cooked comfort, there's one place...
Kintsugi: The Art of Broken Things Made Beautiful
What if every crack told a story—and every flaw made you more valuable? In a world obsessed with perfection, the Japanese art of Kintsugi offers a powerful reminder that brokenness can be beautiful....
Buttermilk (Tākra) – Ayurveda’s Divine Nectar
Ayurvedic classics refers buttermilk (tākra) to Amṛta, the divine nectar that grants immortality to the gods—suggesting it offers similar rejuvenating effects for humans. Revered as a sacred elixir,...