On 6 December 2024, the Kashmiri Pandit community in the UK gathered for a graceful Dinner and Dance event, an evening of elegance, music and togetherness. The event brought families and friends under one roof to celebrate community spirit, share laughter and create warm memories over good food and joyful dancing.

On 4 October 2025, the Kashmiri Pandit community in the UK held the first screening of the Sarvavyapak Bhagwaan Gopinath documentary, with around fifty attendees. The devotional evening, supported by Mr Amit and Mrs Aruna Kotha, ended over chai, jalebi and gathia, in true warmth and togetherness.

KPAE came together for an uplifting 10km fundraising walk where friendship, family and community spirit shone. Children played, parents connected and elders shared wisdom as everyone walked side by side, sharing blessings, new friendships, samosas, jalebis and laughter, reminding all that KPAE is an extended family.

A Paradise Lost – the internally displaced Kashmiri Pandits – Jahnvi A. Nagpal 2022, A Paradise Lost: Why is there no adequate legal remedy for the internally displaced Kashmiri Pandits in India and how can this be addressed in Law? Read Jhanvi’s full dissertation here 

On 26 May 2025, KPAE held its first Community Cricket Tournament in Catford, South East London, uniting nearly 70 players and supporters from across the UK. The day blended competitive cricket, Kashmiri warmth, home-cooked treats and heartfelt camaraderie, celebrating sportsmanship, culture and community connection.

The Sevashram Sangha Temple in Shepherd’s Bush, West London, came alive on 8 March 2025 as the Kashmiri Pandit community celebrated Herath (Maha Shivratri) with devotion and joy. The day, enriched by children’s recitations, soulful bhajans, prasad and dedicated volunteers, became a true expression of faith, unity and cultural pride.