Indian woman got the Asian Businesswoman of the Year

London, April 10: Nowadays, English is essential for us, here is epic incident happened that, without knowing the proper English A woman had gone to London and achieved the Asian Businesswoman of the Year.

while going to matter, An Indian-origin educationist in the UK, who moved to Britain after her marriage with no English language skills, has been named the 'Asian Businesswoman of the Year' at an award ceremony in Birmingham.

The woman named as Dame Asha Khemka, Principal, and CEO of West Nottinghamshire College, was honoured for her success in the field of education and communication skills at the Asian Business Awards ceremony.

The event, which took place at the famous Edgbaston cricket ground in the city



Born in Bihar's Sitamarhi district, Dame Khemka left school after passing her exams at the age of 13 and had close to no English language skills when she moved to the UK with her husband and kids at the age of 25.

In another incident, An Indian-origin woman has become the first non-white judge to sit at the Old Bailey Court in London. Anuja Ravindra Dhir, who was advised to take up hairdressing by a teacher at her high school, is also the youngest circuit judge currently to sit on the court.