India

• Your say / immigration

  ‘I do not feel fully welcomed by the government’

  Karen Johnson fears she might have to give up her journalism dreams due to strict immigration rules

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• News / India

  Bristol’s Indian community celebrates country’s independence day

  The Indian flag waved outside City Hall and in Bradley Stoke on Friday morning

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• News / University of Bristol

  Bristol Uni to launch its first international campus

  The opening of Bristol Uni's first ever international campus coincides with its 150th anniversary

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• News / easton

  Bristol’s Pakistani and Indian communities unite for peace

  After days of conflict, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday

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• Your say / India

  ‘Since moving to Bristol from India, I have felt safe, loved and at home’

  On India's Republic Day, Karen Johnson looks at how India has borrowed from Britain over the years

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• Theatre / The Thelmas

  Review: Santi & Naz, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘Complex, unique and thoroughly satisfying’

  Guleraana Mir and afshan d’souza-lodhi’s play follows two best friends in pre-partition India

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• Film / Wildlife

  Bristol wildlife filmmaker hopes to spark change with new documentary

  'Catapults to Cameras' argues conservation begins at home

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• Books / Travel Writing

  Sun Rider Press tells unconventional travel stories from everyday voices

  ‘An Eastern Tailwind’ by Jack Few is set for release in December

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