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Drug dealer who made £55k by selling cocaine by the kilo ordered to pay £10k

These people of Indian descent made it to the King Charles Birthday Honors List

Member of gang who dealt up to £5m worth of drugs ordered to repay £71,000

Who was Kuldip Singh Dhillon, close Indian friend of King Charles whose nickname sparked Royal Family racism row?

Wealthy polo-playing businessman Kuldeep Singh Dhillon died suddenly at 72. He who was once at the centre of a Royal Family racism row.

Indian polo-playing friend of King Charles, William and Harry dies 'suddenly' aged 72

Kuldip Singh Dhillon found himself at the centre of a row after it emerged that the then Prince Charles and others at Cirencester Park Polo Club used the nickname 'Sooty', considered racist by many.

King Charles, Prince William and Harry dealt blow as close friend at centre of royal row dies

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Covid casts shadow over Khalsa College museum

1811 Tribune News Service Amritsar, May 13 The inauguration of five galleries established at the Sikh History Research Centre, Khalsa College, that was completed in 2019, has been delayed by two years due to the pandemic. The galleries are a part of the museum established at the Sikh History Research Centre by Khalsa College that houses rare artifacts and manuscripts, paintings and other historical items from the 18th and the 19th century. Dr Kuldip Singh Dhillon, in-charge, Sikh history and Research Department, Khalsa College, said the galleries were supposed to be open for public but due to lockdown, the inauguration got delayed. “We had completed the work on the restoration and curated the galleries back in November 2019. The process of restoration for manuscripts was being undertaken when lockdown was announced. We hope to open museum space for public soon.”