One of India's leading broadsheets covered the exhibition including a revealing interview with UKPHA Chair, Amandeep Madra OBE.

Writing in The Times, Melissa van der Klugt celebrates the Sikh Empire set to be showcased in our new London exhibition.

Sikh art collector, Davinder Toor, reveals news of our latest exhibition featuring stunning objects from the Sikh Empire!

We’re delighted that John Keay has been shortlisted for the Elizabeth Longford Prize for Historical Biography for The Tartan Turban!

Thanks to everyone who came to Charles Allen’s talk on Kipling’s The Eyes of Asia at the National Army Museum.

'Almost sounds like the next Bond movie!' An enthusiastic member of the audience reported back to us about John Keay's 'inspirational' talk.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's official visit to India with his family included a visit to the Golden Temple of Amritsar where they were presented with a Kashi House classic.

Alexander Gardner was one of history's true adventurers and you can now bag a copy of the new paperback of his life story via WHSmith at airports and major railway stations.

The current edition of The Week is running a review and a special offer on the new paperback edition of The Tartan Turban.

This week The Sunday Times chose the newly released paperback edition of John Keay's instant classic as one of it's must-have paperbacks!

1984: India's Guilty Secret author Pav Singh will be signing copies of his book and taking part in a special Q&A on the chilling events of 1984 at the LSE on Thursday 8th February.

Burns Night 2018 was the perfect moment to toast our newest arrival, the gorgeous wee paperback edition of The Tartan Turban.

A brand new podcast exploring Sikh history, philosophy and culture was launched with an in-depth discussion with 1984: India's Guilty Secret author Pav Singh.

Tim Hannigan, Cornish travel and history writer specialising in Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent, has listed his must-reads of 2017.

As we herald the new year we look back on an exciting 2017 and look forward to what promises to be an even more eventful 2018.

Join historian, broadcaster and author, Charles Allen, for a talk on Rudyard Kipling’s final fictional work on India.

Kashi House author Pav Singh will be on the airwaves this Sunday to discuss his hard-hitting book 1984: India's Guilty Secret

The Wiener Library for the Study of the Holocaust & Genocide was the fitting venue for a special talk given by Pav Singh about his powerful new book 1984: India's Guilty Secret

In Pursuit of Empire represents one collector's remarkable journey of discovery that gave rise to the world's finest collection of Sikh art

William Dalrymple names The Tartan Turban as one of his best read's of 2017