The British Council is hosting an exhibition-cum-discussion titled Beyond the Frame: India in Britain (1858-1950), which will showcase the little-known but long history of the Indian presence in Britain. u00a0 The material on display highlights some of the exchanges and encounters that took place in Britain from the period of the Raj to the early years of independence across spheres of politics, arts and sports. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/feb/Booklet.jpg" border="5" /> Mirror of British Merchandise (1893) is one of the images on display This exhibition will help one get a different perspective on the history of the Indian-British connection. The event will kickstart with a panel discussion on India in Britain 1858-1950 with Professor Susheila Nasta, Dr Florian Stadtler, and Prof Nilufer Bharucha and will be chaired by historian JV Naik. u00a0 The event willu00a0 be followed by refreshments. So, if you want to know why author Mulk Raj Anand's cookbook was a hit with British housewives and who was the first woman to study law at Oxford (Cornelia Sorabji), head to this event. The exhibition will be on till February 23. On Today, 6.30 pm onwards At The British Council, One India Bulls Centre, Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphinstone Road (W). Call 67486722

The British Council is hosting an exhibition-cum-discussion titled Beyond the Frame: India in Britain (1858-1950), which will showcase the little-known but long history of the Indian presence in Britain

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