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Is Australia a racist country?
Indian media have been invited down under to judge for themselves
This is it!
SHERYL DIXIT on MJ’s magic through the growing years and how the world reacts to the passing of the King of Pop
 
Around Sydney
Tales of the lord in Anya’s debut
Impressive, confident and appealing - Sydney Srinivas' verdict on Anya Ramani's arangetram
A playful Krishna, a deadly Durga and some simple village women
NISHA CHAMAN on Natyadarshan’s recent bharatanatyam concert
It’s fantastic Carnatic!
SYDNEY SRINIVAS on Swaralaya’s Carnatic music festival
Around Melbourne
Indian media expansion highlighted at SAAJA meet
Preeti Jabbal reports
Forum highlights women’s rights
PREETI JABBAL reports
Melbournians mourn Dr Joshi
Renowned Indian community member and former Honorary Consul of Melbourne Dr Martand Sripad Joshi (78) passed away on May 25, following a heart attack.
Collaborative performance excels
The RaagaSudha School of Carnatic Music held its sixth annual students’ concert on May 16 and 17 at the Chandler Community Centre, Keysborough.
Main Stories
How safe is safe?
While none of us can guarantee students safety, we can communicate to them that everything they read about Oz being a ‘racist country’ should be taken with a pinch of salt, not garam masala, writes PREETI JABBAL
Three strikes and counting
PAWAN LUTHRA on the rollercoaster relationship that Australia shares with India
The inside story on outsourcing
Does India have the power to create jobs in the USA? DILIP JADEJA reports
Indians were not targeted in my state, insists Victoria premier
John Brumby says he is distressed by the recent attacks on Indian students in Melbourne but insists Indians were not targeted and pointed out how so many Indians settled here were well established and successful in their chosen fields
Is India heading for drought?
Asian Development Bank (ADB) urges India to increase existing water tariff and invite foreign investment to improve the country's water infrastructure
Polling
Matrimonial
Matrimonials
Seeking Brides & Grooms
 
Tarot
Tarot predictions for July
by GUNEETA DHINGRA
 
Food
Recipes
Khichdi in style
I became reacquainted with the lowly khichidi in the last couple of years when I embarked on the quest for a nutritious one-dish meal that my family could eat with relish, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA
 
Eating Out
Feast for the senses
By Archana and Bushan Salunke
 
Bollywood
Bollywood Buzz
My bahu should have got it
Jaya Bachan jealous that Priyanka Chopra pipped Ash to win Best Actress at IIFA
Film Reviews
'New York' on 9/11 repercussions to break dry spell
IANS preview
Starring Jon Abraham & Katrina Kaif
Star Interviews
star interview
invited for an exclusive chat at Devgan’s office in Juhu...
Leisure
Time for a yarn
Humour
Ask Auntyjee
Auntyjee makes a comeback.
Have a problem that you need to discuss quietly with someone? Drop Auntyjee a line at info@indianlink.com.au
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Fiction
Love is a phone call away
The instruments of technology sometimes have the power to change your destiny, says SYDNEY SRINIVAS in this short story
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Beauty & Fashion
Love the skin you’re in
If you are confident and completely at ease with your looks and body, you will look great no matter what shade your skin may be, says MINAL
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Kids
Opinion
The business of education
Give the overseas students more facilities, treat them with dignity rather than as cash cows, and more will want to come, writes PAWAN LUTHRA
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