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Rahul Mishra designs for Johnnie Walker’s Blue Label

Khushee Gupta -
  The 'Keep Walking' campaign, "is not about the destination, but about the journey,” says acclaimed designer Rahul Mishra as he speaks on his collaboration...

In conversation with Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar on First Peoples stories

Sruthi Sajeev -
  Filing into UNSW on a Wednesday evening were a group of authors, academics, and book lovers raring to hear award winning Santal writer Hansda...

Discovering Varanasi with a camera and cups of chai

Tarini Puri -
  It began as a maiden and unplanned trip to the sacred city of Varanasi in northern India for Sebastian Giunta earlier this year. It has...

Raja Ravi Varma’s gods grace Brisbane!

Prutha Chakraborty -
  In a quiet conservation studio in Brisbane, the gods are being reborn. Layers of time and varnish are being carefully lifted from luminous faces...

Peter Drew: What does it really mean to be Aussie?

Sruthi Sajeev -
  Peter Drew’s striking Aussie poster series, now a familiar sight on Aussie streets and alleyways, have breathed new life into Australia’s hidden histories. Featuring...

Ethan and Caleb are ready to rock

Lakshmi Ganapathy -
  Brothers Ethan and Caleb remember watching the iconic film School of Rock, following a ragtag group of students who secretly enter the battle of...

The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny: Kiran Desai’s Booker shortlist

Indian Link -
  Kiran Desai’s surname was familiar to the world of literature when her second novel, The Inheritance of Loss, won the Man Booker Prize in 2006....

Mukta Gilda: the dawn of a budding author in ‘Twilight’

Lakshmi Ganapathy -
  “Books are a world filled with imagination and discovery, like portals to another world,” says 11-year-old Sydneysider Mukta Gilda, author of her very own...

Shilpa Wason’s debut poetry collection is for ‘every immigrant’

Prutha Chakraborty -
  “Migration shifts your relationship to home forever. You can visit the same house, walk the same streets, smell the same rain, but it is...

Book Review: Nikhil Kulkarni’s My Summer of Cricket

Manan Luthra -
  Last summer’s Border-Gavaskar Trophy had no shortage of stories - from record crowds and the rise of a new generation to fiery punditry that...

When the violin speaks many tongues

Sydney Srinivas -
  The violin is among the most versatile of instruments - and when paired with Carnatic music, which so readily embraces its adaptability, the results...

Winners of the Diwali Art Contest 2025

Torrsha Sen -
  Each year, the Indian Link Diwali Art Contest brings a burst of light and colour into our newsroom. It’s a joyful reminder that creativity...
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