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Rajni Anand Luthra

Rajni is the Editor of Indian Link.
India in Australia

Where Did I Leave My Purdah? by Sydney’s Adakar Theatre: A review

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Perhaps the Indian subcontinent will never come to terms with the incidents of 1947. Given the frequency with which stories from the Partition of...
India in Australia

The doctor as a spokesperson: A new vision for AIMGA

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“I would like AIMGA to become more forceful as an organisation in coming years,” Dr. Palu Malaowalla, new President of the Australian Indian Medical...
Music

East meets west parenting in Dr...

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The foreword by Prof Perminder Sachdev, Scientia Professor at the UNSW, gives you a glimpse of what to expect from Dr Shail Chaturvedi’s latest...
India in Australia

High participation for Blacktown City Council's annual Diwali Lights Competition

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“It’s been an amazing Diwali,” a beaming Apurv Kasoorkar tells Indian Link. Not only did he walk away with a bunch of awards for...
India in Australia

Divine Steps Festival: Born to stand out

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He who regards all men as equals, is religious. One of Guru Nanak Dev’s most quotable quotes was seen in action at the recent Divine...
India in Australia

Harts: Indian origin musician in T20 World Cup Ad campaign

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The buzz has well and truly begun about next year’s ICC T20 World Cup. For us in Australia’s Indian community, there have been more...
India in Australia

AHIA celebrates silver anniversary with a silver-themed Diwali

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It was a beautiful silver-themed Diwali this year for the Australian Hindi Indian Association (AHIA), as it marked its silver anniversary. Long-time friends within the...
Australia

When the Opera House brought out its Diwali sari

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It was a grand start to the Diwali season for Sydney’s Indian community. As the Sydney Opera House lit up in the golden hues...
India in Australia

BAPS community prepares for spectacular Annakut

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NSW Premier Gladys Berejeklian enjoys the mini Annakut by BAPS at Multicultural NSW's Diwali lighting of the Sydney Opera House
Features

Diwali traditions, old and new: the evolution of celebrations

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Diwali is a time of tradition, and not just those that have been passed down through the ages. Look some Diwali practises you've created for your family.
Books

Diwali books for kids: Illustrations, characters and activity based reads

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Listicle of a variety of books based around Diwali. Sometimes it is a straightforward retelling of tales or the activities on and before Diwali day
India in Australia

Let’s do Diwali: An engaging book by James Roy

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  We should all read a kid’s storybook now and then, it has been claimed. Children’s literature is filled with wisdom. It teaches important life...
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