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India's diplomatic mission in London has PS10.79 million in unpaid Congestion Charge dues, the fourth-highest among foreign missions after the US, China and Japan. TfL maintains diplomats are not exempt and says it will continue pursuing outstanding charges and penalties.

MUMBAI: National Congress Party leader and MLC Zeeshan Siddique filed a complaint soon after he arrived in Mumbai on Friday morning after a fresh threat he received while he was in London at 2.36 (which was 7.06 am IST).

Mumbai: The Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors (MPID) court granted bail to UK businessman Nishit Patel, an accused arrested for cheating actor Javed Jaffery and his wife of Rs .

Recalling her role in the freedom struggle, Yogi said, "She showed no hesitation in sacrificing everything for the country's independence, and that is why the war fought against the British under her leadership for the nation's freedom is still remembered with great reverence by every individual today..."

Flight Lieutenant Arshdeep Singh Dang, with his paternal roots in Ludhiana and maternal side in Amritsar, has made history by graduating from the Royal Air Force Valley.

Searches for homes with air conditioning in the UK have more than doubled this summer, as repeated heatwaves prompt buyers to pay greater attention to how well properties can stay cool.

Imagine driving through North Kensington in the early hours of the morning when a red double-decker suddenly appears ahead of you. It seems to be travelling towards your car at speed.

There was little spectacle on the morning of July 4, 1947. Fewer than 100 members were present when the Indian Independence Bill was introduced in the House of Commons in London.

Decades ago, rich homebuyers viewed properties through a certain lens. In the 1830s, London estate agents used a technology called the cosmorama to give wealthy buyers a form of "virtual walkthrough" of mansions and country estates.