British Indian life is not one story. It spans generations, languages, professions, neighbourhoods and traditions, with connections to many different regions of India.
A useful diaspora publication should cover the issues that shape daily life: education, business, public services, immigration, family relationships, arts, sport and civic participation.
It should also make space for under-reported experiences, from smaller community organisations to young entrepreneurs and people navigating life between countries.
India Times UK aims to provide a platform for those perspectives while applying the same standards of accuracy, fairness and respect to every community.