Torn between worlds Six Days in Bombay, Alka Joshi’s fourth novel, is a lush, emotionally resonant tale set in 1937 colonial India. As a follower of […] ...

Christmas isn’t just about Santa Claus and Christmas trees, it’s about traditions ... Along the way, they meet an Anglo-Indian family who warmly invites them for a traditional Christmas lunch. Their ...

Though we’d traveled together with various arms of our family over the years ... we’re asked about our Anglo-Indian background—aside from the typical “But where are you really from?” ...

Nearly three years after an Indian family tragically froze to death at the US-Canada border, two men are set to stand trial for their alleged role in the ill-fated attempt to smuggle the family ...

Ruskin Bond, who towers over the Indian ... that Anglo-Indian and Indian subalterns have undergone in postcolonial India. Bond often produces this resistance by breathing life into the most trivial ...

Each family treasures its traditional recipes for the special dishes served on Christmas Day. For the Anglo-Indian community ... are unpacked or bought to set up the crib and the Christmas tree. The ...

“My family has lived in St Thomas ... large forecourt with fruit trees, slatted windows and rooms leading one into another. “Most Anglo-Indian houses were structured this way and have their ...

Mumbai-based restaurant Out of the Blue hosted an Anglo-Indian food festival last week bringing the cuisine to the city. While they have taken the liberty of experimenting with flavours ...

According to news agency PTI, with King Charles' coronation ceremony, there is also a growing buzz around the historic milestone with a focus on Anglo-Indian cuisine in the UK as well.

Many of the Anglo-Indian families are buried ... so strong that he could pick up a fallen tree by its trunk! The Middlecoats were related to the Davis family that lived here in the 1880s.

you can spot a quaint colonial house—‘Perfect Peace’—surrounded by trees and a deafening silence. This is where Paul D’Souza stays with his mother Meryln D’Souza, an Anglo-Indian.