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Calories and Indian Food

Calories and Indian Food

By Aiysha | March 10, 2010

One of the richest diets high in calories is Indian Food. If you can pinch more than an inch, it’s probably time for you to cut down on the calories you eat in Desi food, especially if you want to lose some pounds to be healthier and look fitter.
It may seem so innocent just to [...]

Categories: Food
Tagged: butter, calories, calories chart, chicken, cooking, exercise, fat, Food, ghee, gym, indian, oil, olive oil, pakistani, pakora

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Changes in the Brit-Asian Woman

Changes in the Brit-Asian Woman

By Saiqa Saddique | March 9, 2010

Men have wanted the woman to play the role on top – literally speaking. Now that they have, they are not exactly being praised for it. Instead they see this as the Brit- Asian woman becoming too independent and too westernised.
Recent news reports, state that women are earning more than men but not necessarily equal [...]

Categories: Debate
Tagged: 21st century, bangladeshi, Brit-Asian, british asian, changes, culture, Desi, drinking, Fashion, financial status, freedom, girls, independance, indian, lady, liberty, lost, pakistani, sex, UK, values, woman, women, working

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Asian MPs must Repay Expenses

Asian MPs must Repay Expenses

By Indi | March 5, 2010

British MPs have been ordered to repay £1.1m of  inappropriate expenses claims back to the taxpayer. Sir Thomas Legg’s commission has now ruled that MPs must repay amounts from their second home expenses claims.
Sir Thomas Legg’s report into MPs’ spending over five years, concluded that there was a “culture of deference” which resulted in MPs’ [...]

Categories: Brit-Asian
Tagged: ashok kumar, asian, British, expenses, indian, keith vaz, khaled mahmood, marsha singh, minister of parliament, mohammad sarwar, money, mp, MPs, pakistani, parmjit dhanda, Politics, report, shahid malik, shailesh vara, taxpayer, UK

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Hepatitis C Awareness Campaign

Hepatitis C Awareness Campaign

By Nisha | March 2, 2010

A special scroll launched to raise the awareness of Hepatitis C amongst ethnic communities is part of the national NHS campaign to encourage the public to be more aware of the threat of the infection.
The scroll was launched in 2009 with support from many ethnic celebrities, media people and public to raise awareness of [...]

Categories: Health & Beauty
Tagged: asian, awareness, bangladeshi, british asian, campaign, ethnic, health, Hep C, Hepatitis C, indian, infection, Mediareach, Navin Kundra, NHS, pakistani, UK, video

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Report shows Inequality in the UK

Report shows Inequality in the UK

By Amit | January 29, 2010

A report produced by the independent National Equality Panel called Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK, highlights major issues of inequality in the UK. The report is approved by Harriet Harman, the UK Government’s Minister for Women and Equality.
The National Equality Panel was established to record the relationships between inequalities in people’s economic outcomes [...]

Categories: Brit-Asian
Tagged: Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK, bangladeshi, chinese, difference, ethnicity, GCSE, gender, government, Harriet Harmen, income, indian, inequalities, National Equality Panel, pakistani, report, UK

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IPL 2010 features no Pakistanis

IPL 2010 features no Pakistanis

By Baldev Sahota | January 20, 2010

The player auction for the 2010 IPL cricket tournament closed with the Kolkata Knight Riders getting Shane Bond from New Zealand, Deccan Chargers buying fast bowler Kemar Roach from West Indies and Mumbai Indians winning the bid for Kieron Pollard, also a West Indies player.
Fierce and controversial silent bidding took place for Bond and Pollard. [...]

Categories: Sport
Tagged: 2010, auction, cricket, India, Indian Premier League, IPL, Kemar Roach, Kieron Pollard, Lalit Modi, pakistani, players, Preity Zinta, Shahid Afridi, Shane Bond

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'East is East' Theatrical at the REP

‘East is East’ Theatrical at the REP

By Indi | October 9, 2009

The adaptation of ‘East is East’ on stage at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre (REP) is highly commended for its presentation and acting of the play written by Ayub-Khan Din.
Directed by Iqbal Khan and featuring the actors Archie Lal (George Khan), Belinda Lang (Ella Khan), Chris Nayak (Abdul Khan), Darren Kuppan (Tariq Khan), Tom Reed (Maneer [...]

Categories: Arts & Culture
Tagged: Anjali Mohindra, Ayub Khan Din, birmingham, Chris Nayak, comedy, drama, East, East is East, George Khan, Khan. funny, live, pakistani, REP, stage, theatre, UK

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The Sherwani for Men

The Sherwani for Men

By Omi Gurung | August 27, 2009

A wedding is a celebration of new beginning of life as Mr and Mrs. It is an occasion of great importance always celebrated with great fun and festivity. Every bachelor dreams of a wedding of elaborate elegance, marrying a beautiful girl and living happily ever after. And when it comes to the Indian wedding, the [...]

Categories: Fashion
Tagged: asian wedding, clothes, dhoti, Fashion, groom, indian, kurta, men, mens, pakistani, sherwani, wedding

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Iman Ali Wallpapers

Iman Ali Wallpapers

By DESIblitzer | August 18, 2009

A DESIblitz wallpaper special presents a set of uniquely created sexy and funky Iman Ali wallpapers for your desktop.
Select the size (suitable for your screen resolution) and wallpaper design of your choice from the selection below.
Click on the wallpaper image thumbnail. This will open up the wallpaper image in our photo viewer.
Right click on the [...]

Categories: Downloads, Wallpapers
Tagged: actress, ali, beautiful, download, fit, free, hot, iman, Iman Ali, model, pakistani, sexy, wallpaper, wallpapers

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Loss of Traditions

Loss of Traditions

By Sandy Bains | August 2, 2009

From the early 1960’s to the early 1990’s, South-Asians developed a close-knit community in the UK.  Further to leaving their homeland to seek a new life in a white dominated country, holding onto their traditions, values and culture gave them a way to retain their links back to their homeland and origin.
It can be said [...]

Categories: Debate
Tagged: asian, british asians, child, culture, custom, family, Food, immigrants, indian, loss of traditions, marriage, names, pakistani, punjabi, South Asian, traditions, UK, values, vichola, wedding

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