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Torrsha Sen

A seasoned journalist who observes passage of time and uses tenses that contain simple past, continuous present, and a future perfect to weave stories.

Satya Nadella comes to Australia to seal $25 billion AI deal

Satya Nadella AI deal The Federal Government signs a landmark agreement with Microsoft, promising jobs, infrastructure and a seat at the table for one of...

Prashasti Singh: Now available in both languages

Prashasti Singh There is something quietly poetic about manifestation, especially when it unfolds across continents, languages, and the fragile confidence of an artist daring to...

Maamla Legal Hai 2: Review

  Courtrooms in India are rarely quiet. They are almost like chaotic characters. They gossip, they stall, they erupt, they decide fates. Netflix series Maamla...

Dhurandhar The Revenge: Review  

  There are films that arrive with noise. Then there are films that become the noise. Dhurandhar: The Revenge sits firmly in the latter category....

Why March suddenly belongs to Dhurandhar 2

March release Dhurandhar India is a country that releases films like clockwork. On average, close to ten films arrive in theatres every month across...

Pratham Aus celebrates mother organisation’s global AI milestone

  At most global AI summits, the conversation revolves around scale, speed and disruption. This week, however, a grassroots education nonprofit shifted the narrative. Pratham Education...

Aus-Ind deepen tech ties with $3.76 million boost

AISRF grant 2026 In a significant step forward for technological cooperation, Australia and India have announced five new joint research projects worth AUD 3.76 million,...

Chordi: Abhijit Pal’s stitched letters to a sister, from Melbourne

  Photography, Kantha embroidery and Bengali typography all come together in Melbourne artist Abhijit Pal’s exhibition Chordi (Bengali for ‘elder sister’) at the Kingston Arts...

Kohrra Season 2 : Review

There is something unsettling about Kohrra. Not just the crime. Not just the silence between two lines of dialogue. But the uncomfortable truth that...