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Re-sanctifying the Swastika

  Choreographer Raghav Handa’s latest production Cult of The Titans comes with a content warning. The work contains images of the swastika. … Patrons (have) the...

Indian musicians strike a chord with Grammy 2021 nominations

  Amid all the noise about snubs and transparency, there are a few Indian tunes that have struck the right note at the Grammy Award...

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni on ‘The Last Queen’ and women empowerment

  Reading about the Kohinoor diamond and how it was taken by the British from Maharaja Dalip Singh and given to Queen Victoria, writer Chitra...

4 Indian female poets you need to read

As more and more female poets publish their works as collections and anthologies, modern Indian literature is enriched with diverse voices and expressions of...

8 Indian and 6 Oz kids help illustrate JK Rowling’s new book

  J.K. Rowling's latest offering The Ickabog has fired up the imaginations of young readers worldwide, with 18,000 responses to a competition (for the 7-to-12...

Diwali Art Contest 2020 Winners

  Eight-year-old Aarav Panicker of Rouse Hill NSW has won this year’s Indian Link Diwali Art Contest for kids, in the 8-12 Years category. Akshara Srinivasan,...

2000 people in 14 countries see Melb play online

Recently, Forty-five amateur artists pulled off a theatrical coup of sorts with Bouquet, a 9-play act held virtually. Even as COVID-caused lockdown persisted, the...

Manreet Sodhi Someshwar on “Girls and the City” and #MeToo

A trained engineer who went to IIM Calcutta, left a decade-long corporate career, and completed a Creative Writing course in the US, Manreet Sodhi...

The Incredible History Of The Indian Ocean (Book Review)

The Indian Ocean is an ocean as vast as the sub-continent whose name it bears, encompassing Asia to the north, Australia to the east,...

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