Kishwar Desai | London queues up for a cause as media watches for King’s quirks

Perhaps, never again in the history of mankind will so many gather to bid farewell to just one person. At least not in the UK

Sanjaya Baru | Queen and the republic, and our feudal loyalties

Indians' attitude to the English language and to Britain is, without doubt, schizophrenic

Pope Francis' de-facto foreign minister will attend the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London next week

The Queen was seen as a matriarch trying to keep a large, dysfunctional family together. Much like matriarchs of joint families here

Her image and the values she stood for had resonated far beyond a shrinking British Empire

Indians were in full flow at the 6,000 street parties all over the country

The explosive racism claim has reportedly left the palace in turmoil and scrambling how best to address it

Another new word is the adjective “bongga,” which means extravagant, flamboyant, impressive, stylish or excellent.

The bill transfers decades of European law onto British statute books in bid to avoid any legal disruption.

The monarch took to the stage herself, where her son and heir Prince Charles led the crowd in a birthday