Young violinist to perform with Australian World Orchestra in India
Sagar Nagaraj has been invited to perform in India this month as part of the prestigious Australian World Orchestra (AWO), writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND
Islam through a different lens
Ed Husain talks about the mainstream and pluralist form of Islam with Tasneem Chopra at the Melbourne Writers Festival. APARNA ANANTHUNI reports.
Plenty of LOLs …. And some lessons
How closely does your family life reflect the Indian-Australian quandaries reflected in Vividha Arts’ new play Andhi Daud? writes NEHA MALUDE
A joy to behold
The young debutante was able to convince the audience, at the end of her performance at Newcastle’s St. Phillip Christian College, that she was indeed blessed with wonderful talent
IFFM 2018: Who wore what
Here's a quick round-up of what the celebrities wore on the red carpet at The Indian Film Festival Melbourne, who wowed us...and who didn't.
Muslim tales from the east
There was something for everyone – from mehndi to the tastefully curated artefacts from Keralite life, to Duff Muttu (a dance to a percussion instrument)
When Sanju came to Melbourne
Rajkumar Hirani, Indian cinema’s most bankable director, a master craftsman and a creator with an intuitive Midas touch, talks about his latest blockbuster and IFFM 2018
Breaking down borders
Two Melbourne artists, bringing to the forefront their Indian and Pakistani heritage, present the exhibition Sarhad, only to find the Indo-Pak ‘line’ dissolves in the Australian diaspora
Face-lift for Little India Precinct in Melbourne’s Dandenong
Melbourne’s Little India Cultural Precinct was established in central Dandenong about 25 years ago. And since then, the precinct has been home to several Indian businesses including textiles and fashion, restaurants, groceries, other retail...
Design Indian Link’s Diwali card and win prizes
Get those colouring pencils and paints out -- it's time for Indian Link's Diwali contest!
