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BRITISH Indians are among the happiest people in the country, who feel they have worthwhile lives, according to government research. They scored 7.67 in their average happiness score which was the second highest after the Asian Other category – compared to 7.64 for those of Bangladeshi origin, 7.57 for people of Pakistani heritage and 7.54
13-year-old Wilson York of Lakeside Swim Team, just vaulted up to the top of the list, posting the fastest time ever by an American his age in the 100 breast.
The British-born chef, in her early 50s, is also a prolific food writer behind popular recipe books on Anglo-Indian cuisine such as 'Everyday Healthy Indian' and most recently 'The Seasoned Foodie'.
Among the guests will be Indian-origin chef Manju Malhi, who was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) by Charles' mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, for her services to the community in London during the Covid-19 response. Malhi's work offering remote cookery classes to the old age charity Open Age during the Covid lockdown won her much praise.
History of the saga dates back at least a decade in the bush.