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Hindu Aid UK has expanded its humanitarian operations

  Ansar Ahmed Ullah: The UK-based charity, Hindu Aid UK, which operates under the motto “Serving Mankind is Serving God,” combined immediate disaster relief with long-term community development alongside grassroots partners. In its latest financial review, Hindu Aid UK confirmed ongoing direct financial assistance for families facing medical emergencies, including patients recovering from brain tumours, road traffic accidents, and neurological ...

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Residents of Syedpur hold an exchange meeting in honor of visiting bank official and educationist Shamim Qureshi.

By Matiar Chowdhury:   London: On the evening of July 28, 2026, residents of Syedpur  living in London organized an interactive meeting and dinner at an East London restaurant in honor of Shamim Qureshi, a visiting bank official and distinguished educationist. Residents of Syedpur village living in London organized this event to mark the UK visit of Mr. Shamim Ahmed ...

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Syed Johurul Hoque honoured in London for earning another degree in his sixties

 Bangla Mirror Desk:    Former teacher, educationist and veteran journalist Syed Johurul Hoque (DPSI), who currently resides in the United Kingdom, was honoured by Darpan Book Club London for completing another university degree in his sixties from the University of Canterbury. The reception was held on Wednesday, 22 July, at the Darpan Book Club office in East London. The event ...

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Local Bengali activist walks 16 miles in support of Palestine

Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   London, 18 July: Tens of thousands of people joined a pro-Palestine demonstration in central London on Saturday, calling for an end to the conflict in Gaza, greater humanitarian assistance, and renewed diplomatic efforts to bring about a lasting ceasefire. Among those taking part was Hussain Ahmed Hira, an activist with Bengalis for Palestine, who once again ...

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Mayor of London’s concession “shows impact of our legal challenge” to affordable housing cuts, says Tower Hamlets

The Mayor of Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman, has responded to the Mayor of London’s concession announced today, which comes just weeks after Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Lewisham councils launched a legal challenge against the decision to slash the affordable housing quotas from 35 per cent to 20 per cent. The new proposal from the Mayor of London would exempt Tower Hamlets and several other boroughs from the proposed reduction in affordable ...

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London memorial honours Hackney racism victim Ishaque Ali

   Bangla Mirror Desk:   A memorial meeting and prayer service marking the 48th anniversary of the racist murder of Ishaque Ali was held at a community centre in Tower Hamlets, East London, on 16 July. The event, organised by the Altab Ali Foundation, paid tribute to Ali, who was killed in Hackney in 1978, and highlighted the continuing fight ...

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Oxford seminar examines Bangladesh’s democratic future

Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   An international seminar titled “Bangladesh at a Democratic Crossroads: Human Rights, Political Inclusion, and the Future of Democratic Governance” was held at the Leonard Wolfson Auditorium of Wolfson College, University of Oxford, on 13 July 2026. The event, organised by the Canada-based Global Center for Democratic Governance (GCDG), attracted a full audience in Oxford and was viewed online ...

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UK and Saudi Arabia reaffirm humanitarian partnership through joint visit to Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh – 16 July 2026. Representatives from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) and the British High Commission Dhaka have concluded their first joint visit to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, highlighting the impact of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and United Kingdom’s growing humanitarian partnership in support of the Rohingya refugees. During the visit, the delegation met ...

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