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Plating memory: Elana Benjamin’s cookbook on Indian-Jewish food

How do you honour an aging parent’s legacy in a way that feels most meaningful? And when that parent’s love language was cooking up...

Bedtime stories and bookworms: The art of Indian storytelling

I recall late nights, pleading with my dad to let me stay up just an hour longer to hear another story. These weren’t tales...

‘My superhero voice’ starting conversations on child sexual abuse

A picture book created in collaboration with the Australian Government aims to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse in multicultural communities. Launching last week...

Prema Srinivasan’s ‘Pure Vegetarian’: A review

I may be a Mumbai-based Maharashtrian – with ancestral roots in Konkan – but I have a deep fascination for South Indian cuisines. Over...

First impressions: how opening lines shape literature

“Here is one way I propose that you read this book.” That's how one of India’s most iconic works of fiction began. R.K. Narayan’s...

Shashi Tharoor: Lost in a wonderland of words

A perspicacious peregrination through the discombobulating gallimaufry that is the English language, with its penchant for purloining from other languages, its hermetic spellings, its...

Vegetarian can be yummy: New book of recipes

When I got married decades ago, my mother gave me a recipe book in Tamil Samaiththu paar by Meenakshi Ammal. It was a bible...

Growing Up Indian In Australia: Review

The wonderful thing about anthologies is the sheer variety on offer; there’s something for everyone, an assortment of voices all pointing in their own...

How Mad Max got Swayam Ganguly interested in Aust cinema

When Swayam Ganguly first saw Mad Max (1979) as a kid he was hooked. But the passion for Australian cinema grew much later on in...

What Gandhi thought of Australia

In 1896, when Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was working for the cause of his countrymen in South Africa, he first referenced Australia in his writings....

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