Britain's high commissioner to India laid a wreath on Saturday on the 100th anniversary of the Amritsar massacre, one of the worst atrocities of colonial rule for which London is still to apologise.

In 1997, Queen Elizabeth II laid a wreath at the site but her gaffe-prone husband Prince Philip stole the headlines by reportedly saying that Indian estimates for the death count were "vastly ...

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday expressed regret for a massacre by British troops in India in 1919 but stopped short of a full apology. An Indian girl looks at a painting of the ...

IF THE GOVERNMENT cannot make up its collective mind on Brexit after three years, perhaps it is not surprising that ministers are still “reflecting” on whether or not to issue an apology for the ...

Sikh groups have reacted with anger to the Government investigation into the British military's role in the Amritsar massacre at the Golden Temple, which left up to 3,000 dead.

Reenita M Hora, a former Mumbai resident now based in San Francisco, and film director Ram Madhvani said in response to an opening question that they had different triggers for their work on the ...

Last week observers noted the following steps in Mahatma Gandhi’s campaign of open violation of the British salt monopoly in India, his policy of passive resistance to the British Raj: ¶ On the 11th ...

This is the tale of Ranjeet (Dilpreet Dhillon) and Gurtej (Gurjind Maan), two unassuming college students in Amritsar who are ...