(Some may quibble that the Royals have got their pile from India already, so how come they are back so soon for more ) The grand red carpet function will have dance and fashion. The prospect that the Tata Steel in Port Talbot, Wales, would shut down has created a crisis here. you know what I mean Kishwar Desai is an award-winning author.As the Indian media prepares to go wild during this carefully choreographed event — designed to make them look like any normal couple out on a summer holiday without the kids — the British press will have a field day too. His Cabinet minister for business is Sajid Javid, the son of a Pakistani immigrant. There must be something else that Indians could do better than just Bollywood dancing!Anyway, then the Royals are going to behave like the rest of us and do ordinary stuff which includes visiting slums and meeting deprived children. I am already cringing at the thought of the photographs of Will and Kate cuddling poor little slum babies and all that Bollywood dancing in which no doubt the two will gracefully join Shah Rukh Khan. Mr Cameron has been travelling to India in the quest for investment and trade.) He is a high flyer and obviously wants to get to the top some day.As they say troubles never come singly. As it is the Tatas are one of the largest employers of manufacturing workers in the UK. The possibility of 15,000 workers becoming unemployed will have an impact on the community and affect 30,000 jobs. For his five visits, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has only responded with one. The British, then ruling India, were sceptical that an Indian could build a steel mill.. Undoubtedly, Ms Patel too could be a fine Prime Minister. Priti Patel, Mr Cameron’s choice as the diaspora minister is with Mr Johnson and for Brexit. But the bottom has fallen out of the steel market, thanks to the Chinese dumping steel. He is with Mr Cameron and against Brexit. Mr Javid has a banking background.. Tata Steel used to be British Steel, then it became metric nuts a British-Dutch company Corus.. It puzzles me who planned this itinerary.Nearly one hundred years ago, Jamsetji Tata was planning his iron and steel mill. The irony is that in the last few years, the leading names in steel here in the UK have been Indian.British Prime Minister David Cameron had to rush back from his Easter holidays. He would like the UK to stay and reject Brexit. (Mr Javid was the culture minister when we were planning the Gandhi statue in Parliament Square, which is when I learnt his family is originally from Jullundur. There is much noise and little light, but Mr Cameron has a lot to lose if people feel he has failed.
The candidates could not be more disparate: Sadiq Khan, Labour candidate, son of an immigrant and Zac Goldsmith whose father was a multi-millionaire. (Perhaps, as someone remarked reading the list of activities, next time Mr Modi should go to the poorer areas in Brixton, and East London! A slum exchange programme will be good. But let’s see how the referendum goes!Mr Johnson is retiring as the mayor of London, and the election comes up in May. Normally Labour does better in the inner city, while Conservatives thrive in the suburbs. Ratan Tata bought it nine years ago. But then Mr Cameron and British chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne also need China for trade and investment. He persisted and built the Tata Iron and Steel Company.Yet, imagine our surprise when in the post came an election letter from Mr Goldsmith! Behind a photograph of Mr Goldsmith was the picture of Mr Cameron with Narendra Modi. Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, with his cuddly sheepdog looks is on the opposite side. The UK government would like Tata to reconsider its decision, but considering Tata is losing a million and more each day, it is unlikely the decision will change. The message is that Tories are with the Indians and so Indians should vote for them. One reason Mr Cameron is keen to find a “steely” solution is that we are engaged in the debate over the referendum about staying in or leaving the European Union — Brexit..)After the thoughtful gesture of laying a wreath at the Taj Mahal hotel, remembering all those who died in the 2009 Mumbai terror attacks, they will arrive in Delhi for a party at the residence of the British high commissioner to mark the 90th birthday of William’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Many have complained about this “racial profiling”, but could this be clever marketing Does NaMo magic work everywhere The young Royals, Kate and William will embark on their charm India tour on April 10 and they will kickstart it with a fundraiser in Mumbai with the glitterati, including actors Shah Rukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan to raise money for their favourite charities. The contest will be a keen one. For both, the Asian diaspora holds the key.They will also drop in for a photoshoot at Taj Mahal and then have a “jolly” adventure at Kaziranga National Park
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