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Close-up of a Home Office briefing paper titled “UK Immigration Reforms 2025,” a UK visa form stamped with official seals, and a maroon British passport resting on a wooden table, with a blurred Union Jack flag and Big Ben in the background at sunset.

UK’s Immigration Reforms: What the White Paper Means for Indian Students, Professionals, and Job Seekers

The United Kingdom’s new immigration white paper, Restoring Control over the Immigration System, came into effect on 22 July 2025, marking the first phase...

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Handwoven Harris Tweed draped over a weathered wooden fence, with Scottish Blackface sheep grazing on a heather-covered moor at golden hour.

Harris Tweed: From Croft to Couture – Scotland’s Iconic Fabric of Heritage

Made in Scotland Series: Part 3 Nestled in the rugged, windswept landscapes of the Outer Hebrides lies one of Scotland’s most treasured exports: Harris...

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Top-down view of a wooden table at Don@Tokyo, Edinburgh, featuring a red lacquered prawn tempura bento box with rice, gyoza and greens; a black ceramic plate of chicken katsu sushi rolls drizzled with spicy mayo and unagi sauce; a bowl of miso soup with spring onions; a small plate of edamame; two ceramic condiment jars; a glass of iced peach hojicha; and the “Scottish Indian.com” logo banner at the top.

Don@Tokyo, Edinburgh- A Cozy Japanese Food Escape

Tucked away on bustling Lothian Road, Don@Tokyo offers a refreshing alternative to Edinburgh’s pub-heavy dining scene. From the moment you step inside, the warm...

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Tunnock’s Tea Cakes and Caramel Wafers arranged on a wooden board beside a floral china teacup of steaming tea, set on a tartan-cloth–covered table under soft natural light.

Tunnock’s Tea Cakes & Caramel Wafers – A Sweet Scottish Obsession

Made in Scotland series – Part 2:When it comes to iconic Scottish treats, few inspire the level of loyalty, nostalgia, and cheeky indulgence as...

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Illustration of two digital ID cards—one smartphone screen and one card—labeled “APAAR AUTOMATED PERMANENT ACADEMIC ACCOUNT REGISTRY” with a profile icon and a green checkmark, set against a blue background. Headline reads “APAAR – India’s New ‘Academic Passport’” with subtext “A unique lifelong academic ID that stores learning credentials from school to university.” ScottishIndian.com logo appears in the corner.

APAAR – India’s New “Academic Passport”

A new era of academic mobility has arrived and it’s called APAAR. Recently, Indian social media has been buzzing with influencers talking about a...

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A vibrant digital illustration featuring IRN-BRU bottles with Scottish elements like tartan patterns, iconic landmarks, and a "Made in Scotland Series" banner, highlighting the national pride behind the soft drink.

IRN-BRU – The Soft Drink That Outsold Coca-Cola in Scotland

Made in Scotland Series: Part 1 Move over whisky when it comes to real Scottish pride, nothing stirs the nation quite like IRN-BRU. It...

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A stylized twilight skyline of Edinburgh—silhouettes of Edinburgh Castle, a Gothic spire, and a clock tower—against a purple‑orange gradient background. Centered above the skyline is the ScottishIndian.com logo, and bold white text reads “THE ULTIMATE FRINGE GUIDE.”

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2025

The World’s Biggest Arts Festival 🎭 Bagpipes meet Bollywood, Shakespeare meets street food. Welcome to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where the city becomes a...

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Best Ayurvedic Hair Oils for Hair Loss

Best Ayurvedic Hair Oils for Hair Loss

Hair loss, premature greying, and scalp issues are increasingly common concerns among Indians living in UK. The shift in water quality (especially hard water...

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Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh with ScottishIndian.com logo above it.

Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh

Tucked at the foot of Edinburgh’s iconic Royal Mile, the Palace of Holyroodhouse stands as a majestic symbol of royalty, history, and mystery. Once...

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Illustration showing Section 115BAC tax regime guidance for NRIs, including income slabs, tax planning, and money-saving tips.

NRIs: Choose the Wrong Tax Regime, Lose Lakhs – Are You Ready for 115BAC?

NRIs, your tax planning just got more complex. The Indian government’s new default tax regime under Section 115BAC for NRIs is reshaping how you...

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An empty office workspace with a dim, moody atmosphere, featuring a laptop, coffee mug, and paperwork on a desk - symbolising quiet quitting in corporate environments.

Why South Asians Are Quiet Quitting in the UK

Over the last year, the UK has seen a silent shift in workplace behaviour, especially among its South Asian diaspora. Quiet quitting, once a...

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Flat-style digital illustration showing a person managing finances online, with credit cards, money transfer symbols, and budgeting icons on a pastel background.

What Are Money Transfer Credit Cards – And When Should You Use One?

In a cost-of-living crisis, every pound counts. Whether you’re juggling overdrafts, short-term bills, or trying to stay afloat between paydays, money transfer credit cards...

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