Indian Traditional Sciences APPG

1: few remarks about the latest publication on life sciences and industrial strategy.The basis of the - Speech Link
2: life sciences. I know that the Minister is particularly interested in this area. The life sciences strategy - Speech Link
3: challenge, bringing together under one roof both the traditional research councils and the relatively new Innovation - Speech Link
4: I welcome Sir John Bell’s work on the life sciences industrial strategy and the ambition for this - Speech Link

1: inclusive attitude in one of our oldest and most traditional institutions.Such positive action would - Speech Link

1: descended from individuals born in the British Indian Ocean Territory to register as British overseas - Speech Link

1: contribution to this country of a large number of Indian immigrant families. Many of our senior scientists - Speech Link
2: marking the 70th year since the ratification of the Indian constitution in 1950, my noble friend’s compelling - Speech Link

1: created a further threat to our beleaguered traditional town centres. Had previous Governments applied - Speech Link
2: Department of Health and Social Care, on life sciences, which my hon. Friend described as one of the - Speech Link

1: down their lives. They left their homes in the Indian subcontinent, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Newfoundland - Speech Link
2: December 1917. Once his army had been reinforced with Indian and Empire troops to replace those withdrawn for - Speech Link
3: a different course”.The swift arrival of Indian troops on the Western Front in September 1914 was - Speech Link

1: heard many contributions, particularly about the Indian army, but armies from across the Empire came to - Speech Link
2: Empire and Commonwealth. He noted how the arrival of Indian troops had averted disaster on the Western Front - Speech Link
3: sense of gratitude that the intervention of the Indian soldiers has been mentioned quite a few times in - Speech Link
4: and he too was a captain, but a captain in the Indian Army. Why do I keep that citation on my wall? Because - Speech Link
5: They did so because they were encouraged by the Indian leadership. The noble Lord, Lord Gadhia, said that - Speech Link
6: Lord, Lord Bilimoria, said about members of the Indian Army not being able to get commissions. The gulf - Speech Link
7: Expeditionary Force were the regular soldiers of the Indian Army. In addition to them, the military authorities - Speech Link

1: development hub. The right hon. Gentleman speaks of life sciences development. Of the £3.4 billion that the Government - Speech Link
2: our manufacturing base and ensure that those traditional jobs are not left to slide because of new developments - Speech Link
3: absolutely right. We need to make sure that those traditional jobs are maintained, but also see where we can - Speech Link

1: a trial. Also, the Minister should look at the Indian Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani - Speech Link
2: The Committee heard a lot of evidence about life sciences when producing this report. I have been astounded - Speech Link
3: on the benefits he saw of importing Chinese and Indian homeopathic medicine to this country? Does that - Speech Link
4: has already been referred to, the Scottish life sciences sector is important. It employs 37,000 people - Speech Link

1: research leave or vacation breaks outside the traditional summer period. These providers also assert that - Speech Link
2: already been looked at, but are they as robust as traditional three-year courses? I wonder how the international - Speech Link
3: these regulations, there was no incentive for traditional universities to set up two-year degrees, which - Speech Link
4: doing, whether they are in the humanities or the sciences? It seems to be something that is easily forgotten - Speech Link
5: that he mentioned, such as engineering or the sciences, to increase student choice.My second concern - Speech Link
6: higher course subjects such as engineering or the sciences to further increase student choice. I was taken - Speech Link