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The Yellow Diary: An Indian band’s Australian chapter

Tanisha Shah -
  The Yellow Diary (TYD) have spent a decade turning personal experiences into poetry, and now for the first time, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are...

Book Review: Seeking the Infinite – Maha Kumbh 2025

Tanisha Shah -
  Every 144 years, the Maha Kumbh marks a sacred gathering, helping us recognise the unifying core of humankind in a scattered world. The book...

The presence of absence: Meri Nazar Se Dekho

Rajni Anand Luthra -
Meri Nazar Se Dekho When the first act of Meri Nazar Se Dekho ends - abrupt, almost jolting - it hits you: Mohit, the main...

COVID and connection collide in ‘Camp Darwin’

Lakshmi Ganapathy -
  Though over six years ago, Arjun Raina still remembers his first moments on Australian soil, after being evacuated from India during the Delta wave...

Brushstrokes of belonging: Harris Park mural

Prutha Chakraborty -
  At Sydney’s Harris Park, affectionately called ‘Little India’, a 120-metre mural transforms Station Street East into a living, breathing canvas. There is no single...

ILASA’s Home Across the Horizons: A review

Rajni Anand Luthra -
  The book Home Across the Horizons, produced by the Indian Literary and Art Society of Australia (ILASA), lands in interesting times. As migrants -...

Prashasti Singh: Now available in both languages

Torrsha Sen -
Prashasti Singh There is something quietly poetic about manifestation, especially when it unfolds across continents, languages, and the fragile confidence of an artist daring to...

Mark Silcox: Striking comedy gold

Lakshmi Ganapathy -
  Stop me if you’ve heard this one before; a comedian called Mark Silcox walks on stage at a comedy club in England to tell...

Dalit and First Nations voices meet and shine at Adelaide Fringe

Prutha Chakraborty -
  This year’s Adelaide Fringe was different. The iconic arts festival where thousands of performances compete for attention, the presentation ‘We Belong’ did something rare...

When stillness stole the spotlight: Nandana Nithin’s arrangetram

Sydney Srinivas -
Nandana Nithin Did Krishna, Rama, Shiva, Hanuman - and so many others - ever truly exist? One wonders. Perhaps they live not in history, but...

Classrooms, cosmos and everything in between

Tanisha Shah -
Urvi Majumdar, Rao Morusupalli Urvi Majumdar spends her days teaching in a classroom; Rao Morusupalli studies the stars. This year, both step onto the stage...

Bedtime stories and bookworms: The art of Indian storytelling

Ananya Thirumalai -
  I recall late nights, pleading with my dad to let me stay up just an hour longer to hear another story. These weren’t tales...
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