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Hit ‘Refresh’ to transform your life, the Satya Nadella way

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In his new book, Microsoft CEO says the knowledge he got in India helped him write new codes for Microsoft’s global audience.

Tales of grit: The lives of female Nobel Peace laureates

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In her latest book, international journalist and peace activist Supriya Vani chronicles the lives of the 16 Women Nobel Peace Laureates.

Mohsin Hamid makes it to Man Booker shortlist

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‘Exit West’ by Mohsin Hamid is termed as perhaps the most powerful contender for the prize.

Sins of the father

Sai Narayan -
Shantaranga Theatre Group’s latest Kannada production Yayati was staged at the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre in Perth to a sell-out audience. The mythical...

Sikhism: Teaching ecology

Puneet Anand -
Air is the Guru, water the father, and the earth, the great mother. These words of Guru Nanak Dev Ji are a great truism in...

Adelaide dance group’s winning moves at IFFM

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“And the winner is Adelaide Agni!” As Bollywood celebs Malaika Arora and Karan Johar announced the name, it was a moment of ecstasy for us....

Thoroughly Tharoor

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Dr Shashi Tharoor may be an Indian parliamentarian and a former minister, but he is also a globally renowned writer and orator. Known for his...

Don’t miss! Five books to look forward to in September 2017

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The literary scene has been quiet for some time now, but as the heat of summer gradually recedes, quite a few literary festivals and...

Dead alive

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Love, pain and life. That’s what locally produced indie feature film Khalish is about. Directed by debutant Pakistani Director, Shahmir Naqvi with Melbourne based Indian actors...

Bangladesh’s birth pangs

Chitra Sudarshan -
1971: A Global History of the Creation of Bangladesh by Srinath Raghavan. Harvard University Press, 2013 The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger and a Forgotten Genocide...

Breaking out of the mould

Carl Buhariwala -
We are all, without doubt, guilty of fantasising about what our life could have been like. We often pretend to appreciate our present state...

Ode to women

Aparna Ananthuni -
The theme of this year’s Federation of Indian Music and Dance Victoria’s Independence Day concert was Prakriti, The Creatrix: Celebrating Women’s Empowerment. The concert included...
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