Established in 1976, Friends of India Society International (FISI), UK represents India's voice in the United Kingdom (UK).
We work to strengthen UK–India ties and promote India's perspectives, advancements, and achievements through research, strategic advocacy, lobbying, and public engagement.
Our Work Includes:
Through our work we enhance the British and Indian strategic partnership.
FISI UK supports democracy and human rights, driven by the core values of truth, integrity, and cohesion:
Moments from our conferences, seminars, and engagements across the UK.
On 25 June 1975, a National Emergency suspended civil liberties across India for 21 months. Fifty years on, FISI-UK reflects on what happened, why it matters, and our founding role in defending democracy.
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In the era of fifth-generation warfare, India's diaspora isn't just a bystander — it's increasingly becoming a front-line force in the war of perception, narrative, and legitimacy.
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After Hindus in Bangladesh were targeted during Durga Puja, UK-based Hindu organisations held protest rallies across London, Birmingham and Edinburgh and petitioned the British government.
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