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REVIEW: Two Parties One Stor(e)y

Bageshri Savyasachi -
  Roshni & Vikram on one side, Mary & Peter on the other, are about to be introduced to their future daughters-in-law. What starts out...

Norah Jones, Arooj Aftab, & Obama on Grammy nominees list

Indian Link -
  'Mohabbat', the song that Barack Obama had listed as one of his summer playlist favourites for 2021, has earned Pakistani performer-composer Arooj Aftab two...

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

Indian Link -
  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

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

VIC: Women’s Public Art Program applications open

Indian Link -
  In an attempt to ensure the achievements of inspirational women are better represented and recognised, the Andrews Labor Government is introducing a new program...

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

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  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...

Gauri Torgalkar: An Australian floral tribute to Diwali

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  In a wonderfully different exhibition of Australian native flowers that opened this week, Sydney-based artist Gauri Torgalkar weaves in a familiar Indian theme, Diwali. Or...

Diwali party playlist 2021 – Indian Link Radio

Indian Link -
  Today, we celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights. Since good has finally defeated evil, party toh banti hai! With the house filled with lovely...

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

Rashida Tayabali -
  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...

Melbourne musician Ashwarya is making her own rules

Rhea L Nath -
  “I love you like biryani,” croons Melbourne-based musician Ashwarya in the opening line of one of her most popular hits. A few seconds later,...

Foraging and fermenting bamboo shoot: Dolly Kikon’s documentary

Bageshri Savyasachi -
  Melbourne-based academic and Naga woman Dr Dolly Kikon turned filmmaker in her newly released documentary ‘Seasons of life: Foraging and fermenting bamboo-shoot during ceasefire’....

Rehana Badat: Making it…on TV

Shania O'Brien -
  “I still have to pinch myself sometimes to remind myself it’s real,” Rehana Badat gushed. “I can’t believe I get to be on television!” The...
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