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Force multiplier: Meet Lord Karan Bilimoria, India's voice in the UK

'An Indian living in London; but an Indian born and brought up in India: not a second generation Asian but a first generation immigrant - who's totally Indian but feels at home in both countries'

Force multiplier: Meet Lord Karan Bilimoria, India's voice in the UK
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Bilimoria has been on every India visit a British prime minister has made since Tony Blair. “The Theresa May visit did not go off well

Aditi Phadnis
How can a country that has all this come to this, I ask myself as I walk past Big Ben, gently glowing golden in the late afternoon sun, and the spires of Westminster Abbey. I am on my way to the Cinnamon Club, the venue Lord Karan Bilimoria of Chelsea – to give him his full title – has suggested for coffee.

England is flailing. Two young women sitting next to me on the Underground had been discussing grimly how the increase in mortgage rates from 1.5 to 6 per cent in a space of 180 days would affect their

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