Two Indians in advisory council of charity founded by King Charles
The British Asian Trust, a charity founded by King Charles III, has announced the appointment of entrepreneurs Nikhil Kamath and Neerja Birla to its India Advisory Council.
The British Asian Trust, a charity founded by King Charles III, has announced the appointment of entrepreneurs Nikhil Kamath and Neerja Birla to its India Advisory Council.
King Charles III must know that many Scots favour independence.
The event was carbon neutral and financed verified carbon removal and avoidance projects in Eastern India that are producing carbon credits.
The young prince was in attendance at Westminster Abbey for most of the hours-long ceremony.
Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar and his spouse Dr Sudesh Dhankhar attended the Coronation ceremony of King Charles III in London.
After the King was crowned, Queen Camilla received her own coronation, albeit in a slightly different form.
I think his affection for India is, I'm sure, warmly reciprocated by most Indians too," he added.
He stated that digital payment transactions amounted to 1.5 trillion in India in 2022. He said that India has 700 million Internet users and stressed that they have transformed India's service delivery system to a level which could not be imagined earlier.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar also interacted with former and current Members of Parliament of Indian origin in London.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the coronation was a "unique moment" for the country. As the first coronation ceremony in 70 years, it's a critical moment in modern British history. While most other world monarchies have discontinued this pompous event, Britain still continues.
