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British Muslim wins religious discrimination claim after bosses called in terrorism police
The judge said: "We find that a significant influence on that rumour persisting, that Mr Master made the comment, was Mr Master's religion." The Daily Mail has more.
Labour MP Tan Dhesi: why are Pakistan and Bangladesh on UK's 'no travel' list?
Now the Labour MP Tan Dhesi has written to the government to raise the issue.
British Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Kenyans are rightly asking why those nations placed on Government Red List, but others with higher Covid rates have been excluded!
— Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP (@TanDhesi) April 7, 2021
Many of us have raised issue of Govt arbitrary decision making, so where’s the science and consistency behind it? pic.twitter.com/IkiuFYRHXv
Columnist Julie Burchill pays "substantial damages" to activist Ash Sarkar over libel
Publisher signs debut novel by journalist Poorna Bell
The book tells the story of Beryl “Bel” Kumar, a woman who has a near-death experience at work and is mortified to find that her boss has notified an ex-boyfriend from years ago, still listed in HR’s records as her next of kin. More here.
Lilly Singh wears 'I stand with Farmers' mask at Grammys
I know red carpet/award show pictures always get the most coverage, so here you go media. Feel free to run with it ✊🏽 #IStandWithFarmers #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/hTM0zpXoIT
— Lilly // #LateWithLilly (@Lilly) March 15, 2021
Charity Commission inquiry into Idaara Maarif-E-Islam and The Voice of Truth
The Charity Commission received correspondence from a number of members of IMEI, indicating they had been contacted regarding donations to TVOT.
"The inquiry concluded that there was misconduct and/or mismanagement in the administration of TVOT." More details here
Charity Commission publishes inquiry on UK's oldest Gurdwara, in London

In December 2012, the UK Charity Commission opened an inquiry into the Central Gurdwara London Khalsa Jatha charity, the oldest Gurdwara in Britain, due to concerns about poor internal governance and a trustee dispute.
It has now concluded that inquiry and published its findings. Key finding:
"The inquiry concluded that disputes between the former trustees had a negative impact on the governance of the charity and they were unable to effectively manage the charity’s finances. This amounted to misconduct and/or mismanagement in the administration of the charity by the former trustees."
City Sikhs also raises alarm about UK community tensions in letter to PM
The letter by City Sikhs follows a similar warning by the Sikh Council UK last week.
City Sikhs letter to the Prime Minister in relation to the Farmers Protests in India and Impact on Community Cohesion in the UK. pic.twitter.com/3IWAqUoj0G
— City Sikhs (@citysikhs) March 2, 2021
Neera Tanden appointment dropped by POTUS

The White House has abandoned its appointment of Neera Tanden as the director of President Biden’s budget office after opposition from both parties.
She would have been the highest ranking Indian-American official in the Biden adminstration. But POTUS did say he would give her another job in his government.
Lilly Singh explains India's #FarmersProtest in simple terms
We stand with #DishaRavi and everyone on the front lines of the #FarmerProtest. ✊🏽 pic.twitter.com/zXJFqMfSXb
— A Little Late With Lilly Singh (@latewithlilly) February 25, 2021
Shamima Begum loses court case. What does that mean?

Shamima Begum has today lost her case in the Supreme Court - she won't be able to return to the UK to argue her main case against deprivation of citizenship. But her main case remains outstanding. More details here.
Sadia Humayun explained earlier why the Shamima Begum case leaves Britons of South Asian origin in a deeply vulnerable position.
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi tries stand-up comedy!
OMG those faces say it all 😱😱😱
— Sayeeda Warsi (@SayeedaWarsi) February 15, 2021
#StandUpAndDeliver starts on Thursday 25th February at 9pm @Channel4
Please support and help raise money for a great cause @SU2CUK
PS @TheNickHelm is a truly brilliant mentor 💕 https://t.co/l5cqqZyHxk
Labour suspends councillor for going to wedding in Pakistan during lockdown
The councillor from Manchester City even shared the pictures on his Facebook page...! More at the BBC
US Senators write to Indian ambassador urging India to respect human rights
Impressive letter from @SenBooker @CoryBooker to @SandhuTaranjitS, outlining harmful legislation, violent repression, human rights violations, media complicity, internet shutdown, targeting journalists & more all under the auspices of the India/Modi/BJP govt. #farmersprotest pic.twitter.com/ES616iLOUm
— CADem Progressive Caucus Chair (@AmarShergillCA) February 23, 2021
'A Dutiful Boy' by Mohsin Zaidi - book review by Sadia Humayun
"He is, by all accounts, a son any parent would be proud of. But for much of his life, Mohsin Zaidi harboured a secret — his sexuality." - a great view of the book by Sadia Humayun
British Sikh wanted in India over plot to kill won't be extradited, court rules
Kuldeep Singh, 44, is accused of managing a 2016 plot to assassinate the Chief Minister of the Punjab, the deputy Chief Minister of the Punjab and other high-ranking political leaders, reported Court News.
Indian woman president of Oxford University students union quits days after election

The first Indian female president of Oxford University Students' Union (OUSU) has been forced to step down after 'insensitive' social media posts from her past were unearthed just days after her election, reports the Daily Mail.
Rashmi Samant (pictured) is flying back to India to take a break from social media. She told the Times of India: "I do not hate any community... I was a totally different person five years ago."
Bradford Central Mosque also becomes a Covid vaccination centre

Bradford Central Mosque has become the latest mosque to open its doors to become a community COVID-19 vaccination centre.
It is part of an initiative between Bradford Council for Mosques and local GPs to accelerate and increase take-up of the vaccine where there may be reluctance. More at ITV
100 public figures criticise Radio 4 interview with MCB chief
The Guardian has the story.
Swati Sharma takes over as editor-in-chief of Vox
"Ms. Sharma, 34, is scheduled to start in her new role next month. She will be taking over the site, which reaches nearly 30 million readers a month," added the Times.
WATCH: Daily Show covers India's farmers protests: 'biggest in the world'
Why are India’s farmers protesting? The government tried to change the decades-old agriculture laws and that’s when the manure hit the fan.
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) February 10, 2021
If you don’t know, now you know. pic.twitter.com/LGvM0WvbqS
Nikesh Shukla's new book Brown Baby is out
BROWN BABY: A MEMOIR OF RACE, FAMILY AND HOME... my new book about finding hope in bleak times, is out now. Please do buy it if you can, or get it from your library!
— Nikesh Shukla (@nikeshshukla) February 4, 2021
Much love as ever.
BUY NOW: https://t.co/QGs7C9Cqhy pic.twitter.com/fvSfB7I1hr
One reviewer said: "It’s a beautiful, poignant memoir in which he writes about the world and his journey into fatherhood as if speaking to his first-born. He addresses huge subjects including race, feminism, the loss of his own parent and mental health, sharing memories of his childhood and feelings around learning to be a dad, without his mum."
US lawmakers urge India to maintain 'norms of democracy' on farmers
I urged the Indian government to make sure that the norms of democracy are maintained, that protesters are allowed to protest peaceably and to have access to the Internet, and to journalists. All friends of India hope that the parties can reach an agreement. (2/2)
— Rep. Brad Sherman (@BradSherman) February 5, 2021
American Sikh groups meet in Fresno, CA, to support farmers
Thank you 90+ orgs from across California - Gurdwaras to Sikh Women’s groups, sports clubs to youth organizations coming together in 1 voice & 1 platform at this historic event on Feb 6, 2021 in Fresno. We came together in love, unity & support of the Kisaan Mazdoor Ekta Morcha pic.twitter.com/aQ3WmO9moX
— Jakara Movement (@JakaraMovement) February 7, 2021
Thousands of Tamil Canadians hold solidarity rally in Ontario
Thousands of Tamil Canadians held a car rally over the weekend, in solidarity with the Pottuvil to Polikandi (P2P) protests in the Tamil homeland.
Organizers say over 2,000 cars came to the rally in Brampton, Ajax, Mississauga and Markham. More at Tamil Guardian.
UK Labour leader calls on Indian government to allow peaceful protests
We are grateful to Labour Party Leader, @Keir_Starmer for his response to our letter on the increasing violence and human rights abuses against protesting farmers in India. We look forward to engaging further. pic.twitter.com/uYOz9wdKwl
— Sikhs For Labour (@sikhs4labour) February 5, 2021
Watch: British Asian MPs join together to say: please take Covid vaccines!
We are Members of Parliament from different parties 🌹🔸🌳
— Afzal Khan MP 💙 (@Afzal4Gorton) February 3, 2021
And from different South Asian backgrounds 🇧🇩🇮🇳🇵🇰🇱🇰
But we have come together to share with you an important message.
Please, when it is your turn, take the #COVID-19 vaccine.
Watch our video 👇🏾👇🏾📺 pic.twitter.com/jVqx2bofxc
US State Dept criticises India for cutting internet access to farmers
Sabrina Siddiqui has the full read-out
NEW: State Department urges "dialogue" on #FarmersProtests in India, signals concern over blocked Internet access: "We recognize that unhindered access to information, including the internet, is fundamental to the freedom of expression and a hallmark of a thriving democracy." pic.twitter.com/qtCONfG1GX
— Sabrina Siddiqui (@SabrinaSiddiqui) February 3, 2021
British Asian football fans club together over Indian farmers protests
The fan groups plan to unveil a virtual banner in support of the Indian farmers.
Sikh groups in Canada and the US condemn attacks on press freedom in India
The @WorldSikhOrg joined @sikh_coalition, @SikhRI and @PoeticJFdn in a joint letter calling on press freedom organizations to speak out regarding recent attacks on press freedom, censorship and arbitrary detentions of journalists in India. pic.twitter.com/PGxFSZ16Z1
— WSO (@WorldSikhOrg) February 2, 2021
First woman leader appointed at Muslim Council of Britain
Zara will succeed Harun Khan, who completed a maximum of four years as the head of the MCB. She ran in an election against Ajmal Masroor, the imam from East London.
"My vision is to continue to build a truly inclusive, diverse and representative body; driven by the needs of British Muslims for the common good."
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) January 31, 2021
Terrific to see Zara Mohammed elected as the first woman Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain. @ZaraM01 https://t.co/vS7heCJtE8
Guardian covers Maajid Nawaz's conspiracy theories
Sunder Katwala from British Future told the Guardian: "It has been alarming to witness this evolve from unusual misreadings of the US constitutional process into an interest in electoral fraud conspiracies... I cannot conceive of a benign explanation for participating in and spreading QAnon-inspired online conspiracies."
Tasha Dhanraj and Rajiv Karia appointed BBC comedy staff writers

BBC Studios has announced two new staff writers, Tasha Dhanraj and Rajiv Karia, to work across comedy productions for BBC Studios Audio, including the flagship Radio 4 topical shows The Now Show, The News Quiz, Dead Ringers and Newsjack. More here
Sathnam Sanghera's new book Empireland is out today

Happy Publication Day to writer and author Sathnam Sanghera! You can buy Empireland from UK Bookshop or from Amazon.
Here's what he says about it: "I am not a historian, and this is not a history book. Rather, it is a book about how history has shaped contemporary Britain."
"It’s impossible to discuss British empire in the 21st Century, or even admit to ignorance or curiosity about it, without getting dragged into a binary consideration of whether it was “good” or “bad”. This is a stupid way of looking at the past: to read history as a series of events that instil pride and shame. I wanted to break away from this attitude and instead look at the effect of this vital part of our history on this country."
British man Jagtar Singh Johal, held in Indian prison, could face death penalty

Worrying developments on a case we have been covering for years. Jagtar Singh Johal, the British Sikh man held in Indian prison without any charges or trial for three years, has told the BBC he was tortured to sign a blank confession.
The Times reports the confession may be used to charge him with the death penalty. The Foreign Office has been shamefully silent.
Huma Qureshi's book How We Met is out today

Happy Publication Day to British author Huma Qureshi, who's book How We Met is out today. You can buy it from UK Bookshop or Amazon.
The blurb: "Growing up in Walsall in the 1990s, Huma straddled two worlds - school and teenage crushes in one, and the expectations and unwritten rules of her family's south Asian social circle in the other. Reconciling the two was sometimes a tightrope act, but she managed it. Until it came to marriage."
"As much as it is about love, How We Met is also about falling out with and misunderstanding each other, and how sometimes even our closest relationships can feel so far away."
Canadian Liberal party ousts MP Ramesh Sangha after firestorm

The Liberal Party has withdrawn the whip from MP Ramesh Sangha (on the left), effectively throwing him out of the party, for making "baseless accusations" against fellow MPs.
Last week Canada's Baaz website reported that in an interview with Panjabi media he had, "parroted debunked Indian media accusations about former Minister Navdeep Bains’ departure from politics, including unsubstantiated links to 'extremism'."
A firestorm followed. A statement from the party last night said: "As we have made clear time and time again, we will not tolerate conspiracy theories, or dangerous and unfounded rhetoric about Parliamentarians or other Canadians."
The MP from Brampton will now have to sit as an Independent and is much more likely to lose his seat at the next election.
British Asian celebs urge desis to get vaccinated in new video
Bernie meme goes Bollywood
Ghar wapis ajao bhaiya pic.twitter.com/yeLbgXOPV1
— junnut 🌚 (@junnutasif) January 22, 2021
Labour MP says higher car insurance premiums for non-white people needs investigation