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Indian Ladies UK is an 40,000-strong community group made up of first generation migrant Indian women in the UK – representing the entire socio-economic as well as geographic spectrum of India. Founded in 2015, ILUK is a voluntary organization that supports and connects first generation Indian ladies in Britain and campaigns for the rights of NRI women living across the UK.

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