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On Youth of India -
Former Diplomat and now Visiting Professor, @KingsCollegeLon #london - Tim Willasey-Wilsey
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For full Ep: youtu.be/pgCD--7QRBY?is=_Wpy…
#india
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We extend our heartfelt thanks to our Partners for helping make JLF London at the British Lib 2026, a truly grand success.
Watch the sessions now!
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5th - 7th June, 2026
British Library, London
#jlflondon #jlflondon2026 #london
@UniOfYork @cobrabeer
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Is Reform UK Winning a New Generation of South Asian Backers?
Regardless of whether Nigel Farage is re-elected in Clacton (he probably will be), something very interesting is happening within the British Indian diaspora...
For as Andy Burnham edges closer to becoming Labour's standard-bearer, the battle for political influence is increasingly being fought through donations rather than slogans.
Very revealing new analysis by British think tank @BridgeIndiaOrg suggests Britain's South Asian business community is no longer backing a single political horse, with support now spreading across Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats and, increasingly, @reformparty_uk
Read the Substack article in the comments below ✍️
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A partnership built on the power of ideas, dialogue, and meaningful connections.
Thank you, @BridgeIndia, for your support and collaboration at KSLF London 2026.
We're proud to have been part of India Week 2026 and grateful to have shared this journey with you.
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India’s soft power is one of its greatest global assets.
Proud to support efforts that bridge #India with the world through @BridgeIndiaOrg and @epg_london
#indiaweek #IdeasforIndia
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Had a thoughtful session at India Week London with @PratikEPG and @JohnHemmings2
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Replying to @anishgawande @BridgeIndiaOrg
Absolutely fantastic to meet and listen to Anish
We so need young articulate ambitious people like him in Indian politics..
More power to them
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Productive discussion at India Week on AI, the economy, and growth.
The pace of technological change is accelerating. Sustaining public trust in how these systems are developed and deployed will be critical to realising their benefits.
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What an incredible evening at India Week ’26! 🎉
Honored to be the official Radio Partner, bringing stories, culture, and conversations to audiences across communities. 📻✨
#IndiaWeek26 #LycaRadio #Networking #Celebration #Community @BridgeIndiaOrg
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Ideas for India Conference was a timely reminder of India’s growing importance on the global stage. I moderated a session on communicating India’s soft power - India has a role to play in shaping conversations around the future @BridgeIndiaOrg @PratikEPG @loveenatandon
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A pleasure to attend India Week alongside Lord @uday_nagaraju and be part of insightful discussions on the evolving UK–India partnership.
A well-organised and thought-provoking event, bringing together leaders from across business, public policy, academia and the community to exchange ideas and strengthen connections.
Congratulations to @BridgeIndiaOrg and Pratik Dattani for hosting another excellent event and facilitating important conversations on trade, innovation and collaboration between our two nations.
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In the Post-Covid Zoom world of news - role of foreign correspondents is gradually diminishing - what does it do to the pursuit of news and news gathering (and if I may add pursuit of truth) a brilliant Q by @naresh_k to @suhasinih @BridgeIndiaOrg Ideas for India Week !
@suhasinih nailed it as always !
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A #Dhurandhar moment in #London - @BridgeIndiaOrg Talk Journalism event - @arifaajakia a Pakistan born human rights activist - who lived in Lyari at the time - authenticates what the film showed !
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Great to be featured for my comments on behalf of @BridgeIndiaOrg today in the FT
Good morning, Asia. While you were sleeping, one of our most-read stories was about the latest in US-India trade diplomacy, with Donald Trump claiming New Delhi has committed to buy more than $500bn of American goods. ft.trib.al/988HDvy
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I'm not an Actor, Film Screening with Director #AdityaKripalani panel talks Q&A @BridgeIndiaOrg @LondonAlumni @londonmetfilm
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Wonderful book event this evening in Delhi with Friends of Books, in conversation about my book, What Will Your Legacy Be? Conversations With Global Change Makers About The Climate Crisis @JaicoBooksIN @lidpublishing @Stevewal63 @BridgeIndiaOrg
#books #whatwillyourlegacybe #Delhi
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At @Bahrisons_books in Chandigarh yesterday to do some book signings of my latest book, What Will Your Legacy Be and they had my last book too 🙌🏼 If you are in Chandigarh go grab a copy @JaicoBooksIN @Stevewal63 @lidpublishing @BridgeIndiaOrg
#India #Books #Chandigarh
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Delighted that #AsianAchievers is featured as a full front page piece in Sri Lanka's best read English newspaper today, featuring @BridgeIndiaOrg @AsianVoiceNews @TheKanikakapoor @RegentGroup @PratikEPG
Read more: thesun.lk/front_page/Asian-A…
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At the White House, US President Donald Trump made the following significant statements on the India-US relationship:
"I will always be friends with Modi, he is a great Prime Minister”
"India and the United States have a special relationship. There is nothing to worry about"
"I don't think we have" (President Trump when asked about his Truth Social post about "losing India")
"I get along very well with (Indian PM) Modi as you know, he was here a couple of months ago, we went to the Rose Garden"













































