Indian Origin Tushar Kumar Creates History, Appointed Deputy Mayor Of England

Tushar Kumar has been appointed as the Deputy Mayor of Elstree & Borehamwood. He has created history by becoming the first and youngest person of Indian origin to hold this position. Based in Elstree & Borehamwood, Tushar, a political graduate, has been actively involved in initiatives that promote youth development, cultural awareness, and social unity. Tushar’s path has been greatly influenced by the values and guidance of his mother, Parveen Rani, a respected councillor and former Deputy Mayor known for her unwavering dedication to public service and cultural education. This significant milestone not only marks Tushar’s achievement but also highlights the growing impact of British Indians in shaping the future of local leadership across the UK. In 2023, two people of Indian origin made waves in the UK –mother-son duo, Councillor Parveen Rani and her 20-year-old son Tushar Kumar. They won the Council elections as Labour Party members breaking the traditional Conservative stronghold. Tushar became the youngest Indian-origin councillor in the UK. Tushar’s victory in the local elections marked a significant shift in the political landscape of the UK. It reflects the nation’s changing demographics and highlights the importance of younger voices in politics. Tushar who moved to London at the age of 10, was passionate about politics and community work from a young age. A former student of politics at the prestigious King’s College London, he teaches Hindi pro bono at the Hindi Shiksha Parishad UK.