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New Students were welcomed in Nottingham by the BIBF. I attended an event at the Indian Community Centre hosted by the British Indian Business Forum, welcoming Indian students freshly arrived in Nottingham to their new home in the city. Students… Continue Reading →
The South Asian Heritage Month closing ceremony was held on Friday 29th September 2017 at the Council House at Market Square and hosted by the Lord Mayor of Nottingham. From left to right: Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Cllr Edwards, Lady… Continue Reading →
UNESCO Nottingham City of Literature’s First Ever Young Poet Laureate Georgina Wilding at Buzzword poetry event held at the White Lion in Beeston. We are DELIGHTED to announce that the wonderful Georgina Wilding is now officially Nottingham’s First Ever Young… Continue Reading →
Nottingham Asian Arts Council invited Pandit Ravi Shankar. In the photo left to right Mrs Sukanya Ravi Shankar, Pandit Ravi Shankar. Anushka Ravi Shankar, Jai Verma.
Proud to be living in Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature and aspiring European Capital of Culture 2023, 26 September 2017. We were brainstorming ideas, with a lot of questions and answers at Nottingham Council House, Market Square.
The local photographer and journalist Jagdish Patel interviewed some local people who came to live in England in the 50s, 60s and 70s and displayed their portraits and biographical stories.
Celebration of South Asian Heritage Festival(SAHM) with dance and music at Trinity Square Nottingham, on 23rd September 2017. Dignitary was Mr Nat Puri, welcomed by Jai.
10 September, 50+ Poetry Programme at Indian Community Centre, Nottingham.
Kavi Rang is proud to present the fourth Poetry Corner at Nottingham Castle in September 2017. The event was part of Nottingham Mela and New Art Exchange.
काव्योत्सव के रंग में साउथ एशियन हेरिटेज फेस्टिवल का भव्य उद्घाटन जय वर्मा Jaiverma777@yahoo.co.uk इस वर्ष 27 अगस्त के अंतर्राष्ट्रीय विराट हिंदी कवि सम्मेलन की एक सुंदर एवं सुहानी शाम नॉटिंघम के हिंदी साहित्य प्रेमियों और दक्षिण एशियाई मूल के… Continue Reading →
The writers met in London with invited poets from India, at Rajan Ji’s house.