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This is designed to make meeting like minded British Asian singles simple and convenient.

Types of events include; Asian speed dating events, whereby, attendees will expect to meet up to 25 singles in the form of 3 minute fun and frantic mini dates; Asian mingling events, a relaxed way to meet other alike singles and the infamous padlock parties, a lock and key themed ice breaker Asian singles party.

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Events are run throughout the year in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds and include; Hindu singles events, Sikh singles events, Muslim singles events and Tamil singles events.

) are an ethnic group traditionally from Gujarat that speak Gujarati, an Indo-Aryan language.

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Welcome to the UK’s largest and longest running singles events company for British Asians.

The dating events are broken down by religion, age and location.

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and for its institution of Nagarsheth ("head of the guild assembly"); a 16th-century Mughal system akin to medieval European guilds which self-regulated the mercantile affairs of multi-ethnic, multi-religious communities in the Gujarati bourgeoisie long before municipal state politics was introduced.

Historically, Gujaratis belonging to numerous faiths and castes, thrived in an inclusive climate surcharged by a degree of cultural syncretism, in which Hindus and Jains dominated occupations such as shroffs and brokers whereas, Muslims, Hindu’s and Parsis largely dominated sea shipping trade.

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