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Shay Grewal

Shay Grewal

Verified

Presenter, BBC Radio WM

Theale Railway Station

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Politics , Film, Television , Women’S Rights, Male Violence Against Women , Literature, Feminism

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e-commerce, e-finance/fintech, smart homes, smart cars, smart assistants, tech stories that are actually business stories, gaming

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Total articles 3

  • Supermarkets 'capitalising' on Diwali, says family firm

    By Shay Grewal| BBC Verified Hindus and Jains across London are celebrating Diwali this Sunday, with Sikhs also marking Bandi Chhor Divas. In the run-up, shoppers stock up on everything from divas and candles to ghee, rice and Indian sweets. In the capital's "Little India" in Southall, many supermarkets also now have dedicated Diwali-themed aisles. But the trend has caused concern among some independent family-run stores who say this commercialisation of Diwali is causing them to lose revenue.

    By Shay Grewal · BBC

    Nov. 12, 2023

  • Supermarkets 'capitalising' on Diwali, says family firm

    By Shay Grewal| Flipboard@ 1 day agoCorrection: An earlier version of this story listed the beginning of the festival as Sunday, it is Friday. Members of the South Asian community will be celebrating one of the important days on their religious calendar on Sunday. Diwali, the five-day festival of lights, kicks off Friday and will …

    By Shay Grewal · Flipboard

    Nov. 12, 2023

  • Supermarkets 'capitalising' on Diwali, says family firm

    By Shay Grewal| BBC Verified Hindus and Jains across London are celebrating Diwali this Sunday, with Sikhs also marking Bandi Chhor Divas. In the run-up, shoppers stock up on everything from divas and candles to ghee, rice and Indian sweets. In the capital's "Little India" in Southall, many supermarkets also now have dedicated Diwali-themed aisles. But the trend has caused concern among some independent family-run stores who say this commercialisation of Diwali is causing them to lose revenue.

    By Shay Grewal · BBC

    Nov. 12, 2023

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BBC Radio WM