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North West MEP, Sajjad Karim, has welcomed the news that top EU official, Baroness Ashton, is set to meet with India's External Affairs Minister, S M Krishna, in Bangalore today to discuss trade and security ties. >>

Alarmed by the lack of mental health services in Pakistan, The British Asian Trust has launched a new initiative introducing community-based care to enable mentally ill people to live and work successfully in their own towns and villages. >>

Feudal system is the main hurdle in the development and progress of Pakistan said participants of a seminar held here under the auspices of Pakistan Workers Party UK chapter on the topic of ‘Land and electoral reforms’. They opined that no positive change could be brought about in the life of the common man without bidding farewell to feudal system. >>

Woman’s Voice, a charity engaged in helping people in distress completed its three years of existence on March 3 and to celebrate the occasion it arranged a function at Jan’s Conference Centre, Blackburn attended by some 200 people representing different communities. >>

The two-day World Hajj & Umrah Convention convention was held at the British Museum to discuss problems being faced by the stakeholders including tour operators, airlines operators, hotels and banks representatives and suggested some proposals to address them. >>

Asian Women of Achievement Awards (AWAA) has introduced two new categories for decorating women in recognition of their achievements and services to the society in the field of sports and community at the nominations process begins. >>