What we do
Providing a space for broad and open-minded debate, with the focus on connecting India-watchers and diaspora to India.
A platform for discourse on public policy in a manner that sets agendas and provides room to explore ideas, with diverse engagement at the heart of everything we do.
Facilitating high-level conversations and international delegations, including with policymakers, changemakers and leading thinkers.
Recent highlights
Upcoming Events
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- September 23, 2022
- 18:30-00:00
Asian Achievers Awards 2022
“The People’s Choice Awards – Celebrating Asian Excellence” Bridge India is proud to be a Community Partner for the prestigious Asian Achievers Awards 2022. Faced with unprecedented adversity during the...
Special Series: The Untold Histories of Kashmir
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Is My Jammu Village Standing on a Civilisational Catchment?
People of the mountains in my region haven’t preserved history in the written form the way the modern world does. But somewhere embedded in the cultural beliefs there are things...
Small Piece of a Family’s History Could be Missing Chunk in Kashmir’s Puzzle
There was an ancient route from Kashmir to Haridwar traversing through the shivalik ranges of Jammu that brought traders, seekers and invaders to India. Haridwar is a pilgrimage town of...
Latest Publications
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UK-India Energy Collaborations report
Bridge India is proud to introduce this review of UK-India energy opportunities. Its launch is timely, as the UK will be hosting the COP-26 meeting in Glasgow in November 2021....
The Future of Clean Transportation: Sodium-ion Batteries
The lithium-ion battery is the highest energy density battery technology currently in existence commercially. It is no surprise that for electric vehicle (eV) applications, it is the go-to battery around...
Are electric vehicles about to take off in India?
In partnership with: India turns to electric vehicles despite lacking both technology and minerals to produce them, risking the spectre of Chinese domination in the process. In April, Reuters reported that automakers...
UK can help PM Modi deliver in India
The recent election in India was seen as a referendum on the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi and his party, the BJP. Although he had struggled to deliver on promises...
Bridge India’s submission to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee
Bridge India is pleased to share with you our recently published submission to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s “Global Britain and India” inquiry. The Parliamentary Committee set up the inquiry to take stock...
The state of British-Indian philanthropy
If you are clued up on philanthropic giving, it’s safe to say you will have heard of IT billionaire Azim Premji. The tech mogul recently confirmed his place as one...
Latest News
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Expression of interest: Ideas for India 2023
The inaugural edition of the Ideas for India conference took place on 18-20 May with three days of rich discussion on public policy. The three-day event was held to celebrate...
Education delegation visit to Birmingham
BIRMINGHAM, 18 MAY 2022: Bridge India took a delegation of education leaders from India to Birmingham City University, to explore closer academic and non-academic collaborations with one of the most...
Bridge India’s inaugural Ideas for India conference brings together 500+ stakeholders from across India and the world
LONDON, May 23, 2022: The inaugural edition of the Ideas for India conference ended on Friday after three days of rich discussion on public policy. The three-day event on 18-20...
India paves the way for CSR and a more sustainable future
From the wealthy West to the global South, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has now become a mainstream concept. But did you know that India (in 2014) was the first country...
Bridge India Spring Reception, with FTI Consulting
Thank you to everyone that came to our Spring Reception in London in partnership with FTI Consulting in April 2022. We had attendees from technology, finance, business as well as...
Bilateral Investment Treaties: Why India needs a rethink
A recent report by the Standing Committee on External Affairs shows how there are two missing pieces to the puzzle for India’s model for its BIlateral Investment Treaties. The recent...
