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You have stolen my Shiva

Lena Peacock -
Art dealer Subhash Kapoor is taken to court for illegally selling the NGA a 900-year-old bronze Indian statue, reports LENA PEACOCK

Temple sculptures

Indian Link -
The 12th century Halebidu temple is a photographer’s delight with it intricate and beautiful sculptures, recounts PRAKESH SUBBARAO

An ‘A’ for A & A

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Brother-sister duo impress in debut performance, writes POORNIMA BHAT

An ‘A’ for A & A

Indian Link -
Brother-sister duo impress in debut performance, writes POORNIMA BHAT

Book review: Is there an alternative to democracy?

Sukrit Sabhlok -
Why democracy does not always lead to solidarity, prosperity and liberty. By SUKRIT SABHLOK

Riding solo

Emie Roy -
Jason Singh’s comeback has been a while in the making, but is a unique reinvention of himself. By EMIE ROY

Hope is theme of short film competition

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Talented young filmmakers offered a chance to showcase their work and win

Beauty rich and rare: Amoghavarsha’s One Australia

Dipanjali Rao -
A budding Indian filmmaker captures facets of Australia’s unique beauty. DIPANJALI RAO reports

MGR: A legend lives on

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M R NARAYAN SWAMY reviews debut writer Shrikanth Veeravalli’s take on India’s most well-known actor-turned-politician

Beyond a billion ballots

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M R NARAYAN SWAMY on Vinay Sahasrabuddhe’s take on what’s wrong with Indian democracy It is the world's largest democracy but India's political system suffers...

Card trick king: James Galea

Indian Link -
An interview with Band of Magicians’ James Galea reveals his first job as a magician was in an Indian restaurant. By KASHIF HARRISON

Sydney Festival: Band of Magicians

Lena Peacock -
A dash of illusion, a bucket-full of deception and a pinch of magic creates a truly contemporary style of one-up-manship. BY LENA PEACOCK
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