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Vishakha Iyer: Bharatanatyam for my HSC

  Vishakha Iyer lives and breathes dance, Bharatanatyam in particular. And so it was a no-brainer that she picked Dance as an HSC subject. Only weeks...

Chetna Maroo’s ‘Western Lane’ in Booker Prize 2023 shortlist

  Nairobi-born Chetna Maroo, who is of Indian origin and a resident of London, was one of the six novelists shortlisted for the prestigious Booker...

Winners of Indian Link’s Diwali Art Contest 2023

  Olivia Banerjee of St Kilda East, Melbourne and Karunya Karthikeyan of Cherrybrook, NSW have won this year’s Indian Link Diwali Art Contest, in their...

Diljit Dosanjh x Sia: The internet reacts to ‘Hass Hass’

  Presenting the collaboration you never knew you wanted but definitely needed - Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh and Australian musician Sia! The desi G.O.A.T. (greatest of...

Mum and daughter caring for nature, one book at a time

  University of Melbourne Sustainability Engagement officer Raveena Grace says her mother, English Literature graduate Mridula Chopra, is the inspiration behind her passion for the...

Anudeepa Kadiresan: Creating Dravidian art in Melbourne

  Growing up in India, Anudeepa Kadiresan loved to create Tanjore paintings using the centuries-old traditional method. “Of course, I used aluminium foil instead of the...

When tala, not raga, makes the limelight

  Raga and Tala are like father and mother to Indian music - whether Carnatic or Hindustani. It is their combination that produces the music...

Australia’s Pivot to India, by Andrew Charlton

  Andrew Charlton’s recount of how the Sydney suburb of Harris Park got its name, won him the loudest cheers last night as he launched...

Bharatanatyam meets Ballet in TOUCH

  Deepa Mani and Sheena Chundee both say dance chose them. As a five-year-old, Mani cried her way through Bharatanatyam classes, later finding a passion for...

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