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Rajni Anand Luthra

Rajni is the Editor of Indian Link.

AASHA Australia helps produce Hindi films on elder abuse

Bijinder Dugal picked up the phone one day. An elderly woman was on the other end, calling, she said, from the park. She was seeking...

New English language requirement a hark back to White Australia Policy?

There is dismay and anger in Australia’s multicultural community at the government's recent announcement regarding new language requirements for Partner visa applicants and their...

Trendy Turnip recipes

The old-fashioned turnip is now back in vogue. With a distinctive flavour, this versatile vegetable can be eaten raw, baked, steamed, roasted, boiled or even stir-fried, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

L-FRESH The LION at the Archibald

The arresting quality of artist Claus Stangl’s portrait of L-FRESH The LION at this year’s Archibald Prize cannot be doubted. It exudes a sense...

Scrumptious Indian style spring salad recipes

An Indian man rang the Indian Link office, seeking culinary advice in a hurry. He had invited a few friends over for a barbecue...

3rd Vimla Luthra Memorial Hindi Poetry Contest

The third Vimla Luthra Memorial Hindi Poetry contest was held as part of Hindi Diwas celebrations in Sydney in mid-September. The contest was hosted by...

High flying ambition: Tajinder Kumar

When Officer Trainee Tajinder Kumar becomes a commissioned officer of the Royal Australian Air Force in some four months’ time, it will be a...

Reciting the Bhagavad Gita

  Reading and reciting the Bhagavad Gita, a spiritual text, is a routine activity for many devout Hindus. Some read it a chapter at a...

Starry airs: discover special starfruit recipes

The discovery that starfruit can be used beyond chaat has been a delightful one, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

Fundraising for Foodbank: A school holiday activity

How did you keep the kids occupied over the locked down school holidays? The Reddy family of Strathfield NSW got their kids involved in...

Ganesha’s new abode in Melbourne

Much to the disappointment of thousands of devotees, the latest COVID-19 lockdown in Melbourne has caused delays in the consecration ceremony (Maha Kumbabhishegam) of...