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Brisbane artist Naavikaran sings of ‘gender liberation and immigration’

Bageshri Savyasachi -
  If men are from Mars and women are from Venus, then I am the entire solar system and beyond... as seen through my mother's eyes.  These...

REVIEW: “Ganga’s Choice and Other Stories” by Vaasanthi

Indian Link -
  How free are women to make their own choices in the circumstances in which they find themselves? How do ordinary citizens become caught in...

‘The Eastern Gate’ critical to understanding politics behind conflicts in northeast

Indian Link -
  The recent killings of civilians in Nagaland in an army operation gone awry has led to renewed debate over the controversial Armed Forces (Special...

5 best songs by the talented A R Rahman

Indian Link -
  Perhaps one of India's most celebrated musicians and composers, A R Rahman has made an unforgettable mark in the music landscape. The Padma Bhushan awardee...

Zoe and Zara Wadekar, 7, debut as authors

Tarini Puri -
  “I was out for a walk when I saw a bee, and I immediately had a story idea that I wanted to write out,”...

Are we a tolerant society?

Sydney Srinivas -
  Are we a tolerant society? It has been seventy-five years since partition and after declaring ourselves a secular state. Do we mingle with all...

15-year-old youth wins Hornsby photo contest

Nikeeta Bhatia -
  15-year-old Aayush Chitnis’ photograph, ‘The Faces of Quarantine’, has won in the ‘Alone Together’ photography competition (Youth Category). The competition, held by the Hornsby...

For Melb writer Vignesha Vishwanathan, 17, the main characters are numbers

Nidhi Joshi -
  In Melbourne student Vignesha Vishwanathan’s new book, Pi is a little ‘numberling’ who lives in Numberville. While the kids at school enjoy pulling each other’s...

Silent Night, Tamil style

Neha Jain -
  Silent night, holy night All is calm, and all is bright Round yon virgin, mother and child Holy infant, so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in...

South Asian artists in QAGOMA’s Asia Pacific Triennial

Indian Link -
  In the 10th edition of QAGOMA's Asia Pacific Triennial (APT10), the exhibition hopes to look to the future of art and the world we...

Saahil Bhargava pays homage to Aussie rock band Karnivool

Matthew Forbes -
  Fresh off his debut EP released back in August, LA-based singer-songwriter Saahil Bhargava has unveiled what he’s dubbed an “homage” to one of Australia’s...

Favourite Udit Narayan songs, on his 66th birthday

Indian Link -
  Udit Narayan is remembered as one of the most prominent voices from the '90s era of Bollywood. Even today, his voice retains a fresh...
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