Uk indian embassy articles
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‘Punching up against colonialism is glorious!’ The unstoppable rise of Indian comedy in the UK
Standup has enjoyed a rapid rise in India over the last decade, and now its leading lights are conquering the Edinburgh fringe and packing out the Royal Albert Hall. Where better to take aim at the legacy of Empire In the summer of 2010, Anuvab Pal was writing an article about the opening of the Comedy Store in Mumbai, impresario Don Ward’s attempt to introduce British-style standup to India. Pal, then working primarily as a screenwriter, went to interview Ward, whose storied London venue was a...
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‘All that Jazz’ can be heard at the Embassy with the 2024-2025 Broadway at the Embassy
You will be found when Broadway at the Embassy returns for its 2024-2025 season.
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Content Creator Asks Indians To Avoid Foreign Universities with High Indian Presence, Stirs Online Debate
A social media user sparked a fresh debate online after she said that Indian students wishing to study abroad should look forward to moving to universities that do not have a higher number of Indian students. “Any Indian student planning to move abroad for higher education should check how many Indian students that university has. The more the number of Indian students, the lower that university should be on your list of places to join,” Pattar wrote on her X account. Any Indian student...