Harcharan Chandhoke

Harcharan Chandhoke was born in Derby to Indian parents. He writes on issues affecting the Indian diaspora across sport, culture and current affairs.

They are opposing inter-faith marriages because they fear elders have compromised religious values.

There is an uneasiness among many people at the speed and extent to which British society is changing.

Some of my Asian family friends are echoing the anti-immigrant rhetoric spouted by Brexit campaigners

Little or no immigration to the UK would mean huge increases in national debt over the coming decades.

Brexiteers urge Asian immigrants to turn on the Eastern Europeans who followed them to build a better life.

The number of freelancers in Britain has increased by 36% since 2008.

I have no sympathy with the Khalistan cause, but there is no excuse for linking Sikhs to terrorism.

Crass racial profiling from the Tory government won't secure the Indian vote in the London Mayoral election.

India's devotion to this entertaining diversion says something more troubling about the nature of the country.