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The Oxford Bangladesh Society, the Oxford Pakistan Society and the Oxford India Society are hosting an online zoom event to discuss partition. This is the first time that the societies have come together to discuss the historic event, which took place 74 years ago. The Zoom panel discussion, which will be held on Saturday 21st […]
Continue ReadingOn Saturday of 6th week Oriel had the honour of playing host to International Mother Language Day, promoting cultural diversity and multilingual education. The history of this event goes back to 1947, shortly after the British partition of India which saw the Indian subcontinent arbitrarily cleaved in two based on religious identity. This posed a […]
Continue ReadingI have always had the impression that green energy is an exclusive “luxury” for developed countries: the costs in developing a green technology, getting a patent, manufacturing the product and employing and training people with enough expertise to install and maintain the infrastructure needed to collect the energy are simply too great for developing countries. Yet […]
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