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Second World War George Cross Recipients
The George Cross (GC) is the highest civilian gallantry award given in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
The George Cross (GC) is the highest civilian gallantry award given in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
Mir Dast, a distinguished soldier from the Indian Army, was awarded the Victoria Cross for exceptional bravery in the First World War.
Born in Lahore, Iqra’s early years were steeped in a deep appreciation for her cultural heritage and the Urdu language.
Warrant Officer Class Two Khadak Bahadur Chhetri’s journey is marked by personal loss, unwavering determination, and a profound connection to his heritage.
Memorials around the UK honouring fallen South Asian Heroes.
Born in 1921 amidst the vibrant culture of Sikkim, a small Himalayan state nestled in India’s northeast, where Buddhism is deeply woven into the fabric of life, Kunzang Choley Namgyal, better known as Paljor Namgyal, was the Crown Prince, the eldest son of Maharaja Sir Tashi Namgyal. Paljor nevertheless harboured a passion for aviation.
The First World War was a global conflict that involved millions of soldiers, sailors and aircrew from diverse backgrounds.
The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, an architectural gem renowned for its opulent Indo-Saracenic design, played a remarkable role during the First World War.
London’s Memorial Gates, at Hyde Park Corner, honour an often overlooked yet significant contribution to Britain’s history.
Artists impression of Scotland’s First BIA Memorial Did you know that ‘The British Indian Army (BIA)’ played an instrumental role
