Indians in London: From the Birth of the East India Company to Independent India

Arup K. Chatterjee delves into the intriguing historical journey of Indians in London, tracing their presence from the inception of the East India Company in the early 17th century to the era of Independent India. With meticulous research, the narrative unveils how the establishment of trade routes not only altered the economic landscape but also set the stage for a complex cultural exchange between Britain and India.

Through rich accounts and vivid storytelling, the author explores the lives of Indian traders, sailors, and laborers who found themselves in a foreign land, navigating the challenges of their new environment while contributing significantly to the fabric of London society. Interwoven with personal stories and broader socio-political contexts, this work highlights the resilience and adaptability of the Indian diaspora, reflecting on their impact and legacy within the historical narrative of both nations.