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Sydney-based Bhangra troupe BASS dance their way to the top

Indian Link -
It’s a podium finish for Sydney-based Bhangra troupe BASS at an international contest in LA. TIA SINGH reports

What Gandhi wrote to Hitler

Raka Sarkhel -
One of India’s leading contemporary artists, Jitish Kallat is currently exhibiting in Sydney. Writes RAKA SARKHEL

Footwear fame!

Frankey Gerard Fernandes -
Miniature footwear collection sees Aussie Indian in Limca Book of Records. Writes FRANKEY GERARD FERNANDES

When the music moves you

Hamsa Venkat -
Originality and spontaneity mark the Swaralaya Sydney Music Festival’s tenth anniversary, writes HAMSA VENKAT

For the love of dance

Preeti Jabbal -
Meet the Melbourne artistes promoting Indian classical dance to western audiences. PREETI JABBAL reports

Reimagining Shakespeare

Aparna Ananthuni -
The Magic Hour explores the duality of identity through a Kathakali interpretation of Othello. APARNA ANANTHUNI reports

Taking the saint out of Tyagaraja

Aparna Ananthuni -
APARNA ANANTHUNI takes a closer look at one of the greats of Carnatic music

Quest for eternity

Rajni Anand Luthra -
Sydney-based poet Vimla Luthra releases her second anthology. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

Travelling talkies

Raka Sarkhel -
RAKA SARKHEL spoke to the makers of The Cinema Travellers at the SFF on what draws them to the world of movies

A cinematic treat for the soul

Darshak Mehta -
This year’s SFF includes some quality Indian elements, writes DARSHAK MEHTA

Stainless divinity

Aparna Ananthuni -
In his Melbourne exhibition, India’s leading contemporary artist Subodh Gupta establishes the essential Hindu tenet that the divine can be found in everyday experiences, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI

Following the flow of the divine

Indian Link -
Vikram Hazra brings his brand of spiritualism to Adelaide, SUNILA VIG reports
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