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Shades of Brown is a one-woman play which is written and performed by Rani Moorthy. The play uses three characters to express the effects that different skin colour has on each person and exposes how this is not just an issue of black... Continue »
Indian footballers from the JCT Football Team from Punjab will be arriving at Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club. DESIblitz spoke to Surbjit Balu, the Asian Events Co-ordinator at Wolves FC to find out more about this exciting venture... Continue »
In India and Pakistan some of the dishes are cooked and served in a ‘karahi’ (also spelled karai, kadai, kadahi or kadhai). A karahi is a circular, deep, bowled dish and is similar in shape to a wok. Some have... Continue »
Navratri is the Hindu festival celebrating triumph of good over evil. The term Navratri or Navaratri means nine nights - Nava meaning Nine and Ratri meaning nights. Also known as Durga Puja, Navratri is a social congregation of the... Continue »
Paul Ince was announced on 22nd June, as the newly appointed manager of the UK’s Premier League football club - Blackburn Rovers. He will be the first ever British black manager to coach a football... Continue »
Indian and Pakistani food plays a very important role in Asian weddings and all other celebratory occasions. Depending on the type of event, the cuisine for the day should make guests feel they are special and their taste-buds dancing... Continue »
Mixed marriages, fusion cooking, hybrid cultures are all things being experienced today by British Asians. One major area where the exchange of these ideas is taking place is in fashion. Especially, for Asian weddings. Since... Continue »
Fashion and trends bring us changes in dress sense, style and look. British Asian weddings are a typical example where fashion is always a major part of the event. Especially, for the bride and now even the groom too! So, fashion... Continue »
Hot Couture are a British Asian supplier of elegant jewellery. Especially, for the Asian wedding scene in the UK. Based in Wolverhampton, in the West Midlands, their designs are being chosen by many brides and even grooms, for forthcoming... Continue »
Enthusiastic, energetic and full of unplugged dhol power best describes the group of dhol players calling themselves the Midland Dhol Players. Based in Birmingham (UK), this team of talented players know what it feels like... Continue »