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When Halwa, Gujiya Were Served At Queen's Party
Raj puri, halwa, gujiya and tandoori chicken were served at the Buckingham Palace on Monday for Queen Elizabeth's grand party to mark the UK-India Year of Culture 2017. The royal chefs cooked up thousands of Indian-themed canapes for the event.
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Indian Students Help Subsidise Education Costs For UK: Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday that the UK must realise the importance of Indian students to its economy because they help "subsidise" education costs in London.
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Buckingham Palace To Go Jai Ho As UK-India Year Of Culture Kicks Off
On what is predicted by weather experts as a rainy morning, it is likely to rain Indian music at the famous Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen of England.
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Queen Elizabeth To Host Reception For UK-India Year Of Culture
Queen Elizabeth II will host a special reception at Buckingham Palace to kick start the UK-India Year of Culture celebrations in Britain, the Indian high commissioner here has said, noting that the bilateral ties have merged "truly exciting".
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When Halwa, Gujiya Were Served At Queen's Party
Raj puri, halwa, gujiya and tandoori chicken were served at the Buckingham Palace on Monday for Queen Elizabeth's grand party to mark the UK-India Year of Culture 2017. The royal chefs cooked up thousands of Indian-themed canapes for the event.
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Indian Students Help Subsidise Education Costs For UK: Arun Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday that the UK must realise the importance of Indian students to its economy because they help "subsidise" education costs in London.
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Buckingham Palace To Go Jai Ho As UK-India Year Of Culture Kicks Off
On what is predicted by weather experts as a rainy morning, it is likely to rain Indian music at the famous Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen of England.
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Queen Elizabeth To Host Reception For UK-India Year Of Culture
Queen Elizabeth II will host a special reception at Buckingham Palace to kick start the UK-India Year of Culture celebrations in Britain, the Indian high commissioner here has said, noting that the bilateral ties have merged "truly exciting".
