In February 2020, a British Parliamentary group visited the PoK to review the human rights situation on the ground. It has been reported that the group received money 30,000 British Pounds (30 lakh rupees) from the Pakistan government for this trip. WION in an exclusive interview spoke to Former Indian Envoy to UK Ruchi Ghanashyam.

Pak paid 30,000 pounds to British parliamentary group to visit PoK , Former Indian Envoy to UK speaks to WION

Amid reports that Islamabad gave Rs 30 lakh to British parliamentary panel for Pakistan visit, Former Indian Envoy to UK Ruchi Ghanashyam has said it "establishes" the links between the Pakistan government and the British parliament panel.

Link established between Pak government and British parliamentary panel on Kashmir: Ex-Indian envoy to UK Ruchi Ghanashyam 

As COVID crisis impacts the UK in a major way, the Indian mission in the UK is reaching out to the Indian community in several ways including working with diaspora organisation to provide subsidised accommodation and food to stranded Indians.

EXCLUSIVE: Mission has set up teams to reach out to Indians stranded, says Indian envoy to UK

As COVID crisis impacts the UK in a major way, the Indian mission in the UK is reaching out to the Indian community in several ways including working with diaspora organisation to provide subsidised accommodation and food to stranded Indians. Speaking to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Indian High commissioner to UK Ruchi Ghanashyam said, the Indian mission has set up a team of officers at the mission who are in touch with Indians who need medical assistance and for Indian students, "guidance is in place for their non-eviction". On Visa issue, the envoy Ghanashyam said Indian won't be unfairly penalised and UK visas stand extended for 31st May.