The World War Two hero in my own family
The contribution of many South Asians in the World Wars has been acknowledged in recent years. Here though, is the story of one forgotten hero.
Exclusive How wheelchair friendly is your average Asian shopping high street?
Asian shopping high streets are not wheelchair friendly and they have not made an effort to change, as I found out.
MY UMRAH IN A WHEELCHAIR: Seeing the Prophet's burial place 'rendered me to a sobbing and emotional wreck of a woman'
In this the second part of her column who Sarvat suffers from Multiple sclerosis and travels in a wheelchair describes her journey to Medina.
MY UMRAH IN A WHEELCHAIR: Sarvat who suffers from Multiple sclerosis describes her journey to Makkah
I still remember clearly staring at the wall directly in front of me and speaking out loud, ‘be and it will be, if you can part the sea for Moses you can bring me back home walking’.
The World Cup - You've gotta love it!
There is nothing wrong with loving every single moment of the World Cup.
We Asians know a thing or two about romance
there is nothing finer than getting a bunch of roses from a man with salan (curry) stains on his Shalwaar kameez.
Apparently you can't marry who you want
A question was posed to me the other day, ‘What would you do if your daughter wanted to marry an Indian?’.
Our mums were right after all
Credit crunch or not it seems we Asian women know exactly how to survive.
Big Brother or Bigot Brother?
As the Big Brother row intensifies Asian Image's Sarvat Jabeen Khan looks at whether we are witnessing overt racism or a case of bullying.
Offended by Christmas? You must be joking
Hearing the news I almost choked on my mince pie. Cancelling Christmas, no more office parties, not even a sliver of silver tinsel?
