Two Indians in UK Powerful Women

Two Indians in UK Powerful Women

BBC Radio 4's program 'Woman's Hour' for the year 2013 is one of the UK's 100 Most Powerful Women list. The list includes two women of Indian origin. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is the top scorer in the list. The MP and Home Minister Tereja second. Alligator at Cafe Spice Namaste Indian women entrepreneurs and fighting for civil rights. Nevali Berti Shami cycles are also included.
BBC Radio 4's program 'Woman's Hour' for the year 2013 is one of the UK's 100 Most Powerful Women list. The list includes two women of Indian origin. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is the top scorer in the list. The MP and Home Minister Tereja second. Alligator at Cafe Spice Namaste Indian women entrepreneurs and fighting for civil rights. Nevali Berti Shami cycles are also included.

Shami Chakrabarti 

Shami Chakrabarti was born in Harrow and read. Fly from London School of Economics. The advocacy of civil rights, as they are known. Read law. Fly after Berti Shami cycle beginning with a job in the Ministry of Home Affairs after which he became a civil rights lawyer. She is currently working on international relations Dicle Foundation governor and director from 2003 to the National Council for Civil Liberties. 

Pinki Lilani

Pinky known - renowned culinary expert. The alligator at Cafe Spice Namaste achievements of women in the UK tend to appreciate many awards. These wins Asian Women of Achievement Award, Women of the Future Award and the Global Future Award. Be it Indian food - renowned culinary expert and owner of the company include Spice Magic. Alligator at Cafe Spice Namaste in Calcutta in 1954 and Sophia College, Mumbai and Kolkata, Loreto College, he read from. Has been considered.