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From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

From Homeland to Heartland "This book is more than just history," says Anitha Rajarajan. "‘It is a return to our roots — a gathering of...

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Celebrated writer Amitav Ghosh’s conversation with Michael Williams at the recently concluded Sydney Writers’ Festival was a masterclass on a variety of levels. It...

Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

nikita gill hekate “A woman they cannot control, whether Goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman,” writes Nikita Gill in Hekate (2025). At the heart of...

Kumar Mehta’s ‘The Exceptionals’: how the best become the best

There are the achievers and there are the exceptionals. In his first book, The Innovation Biome, Kumar Mehta, one of whose many hats is...

REVIEW: Colour-Coated Identity

They say everyone has a story to tell. Sometimes that story is funny; in other instances, tragic. But the joy of hearing that story...

On Chint Singh, a World War II POW rescued by the Australian Army

In late September 1945, at the end of World War II, Lt F.O. Monk of the Australian Army helped rescue a group of Indian...

Being a ‘Chutney Mary’ and an unlikely romance with India (Book Review)

For Melbourne-based social and political researcher Valerie Britton-Wilson, India has long held inexplicable allure. In her latest book A Touch of India she details...

From an Indian Palace to the Outback: The Last Prince of Bengal (Review)

The Last Prince of Bengal is the intriguing true story of one of India’s most powerful royal families. It’s a fascinating tale about Nawab...

Book Review: Waiting for Turtles by Pankaj Sekhsaria

Children's publishing house Karadi Tales has brought out an illustrated book to raise awareness about the oldest group of reptiles, turtles through a story...

The Visnu Purana by McComas Taylor

The Vishnu Purana was the earliest Purana to be translated from the Sanskrit and published in English, in 1840, by H H Wilson. An important Pancharatra text...

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The art of ‘Belonging’

From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Review: The Supposed to Be at RISING, Footscray Community Arts

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