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Tum hi ho…

Indian Link -
Young and talented Bollywood singer Arijit Singh performed his hit numbers, writes SWATHI BHARGAV

Memories of turbulent times

Indian Link -
Exploring the history of Malaysia through war novels is a study in human emotions, writes VIKAS DATTA

Chai and spice and all things nice

Indian Link -
Cultural festivals like Parramasala are an impetus for communities to forge collaboration, writes ROYSTON REBELLO

Her inner song

Malli Iyer -
A digital time capsule captures the personal musical journeys of five elderly women, writes MALLI IYER

Joy in dance

Indian Link -
Traditions are continued and new forms explored at this year’s Parramasala, writes DEEPA GOPINATH

Lovers and losers

Rajni Anand Luthra -
The newly launched Adakar Theatre Group kickstarts its innings with Moliere, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

The search for identity

Usha Ramanujam Arvind -
Two moving exhibitions deal with the quest for identity in the modern world of perforated boundaries and blended relationships, writes USHA R. ARVIND

Your own piece of Bollywood

Indian Link -
An interactive art installation gives everyone a chance to be a star with Bollywood’s brightest, writes PRIYANKA TATER

Transcending boundaries

Indian Link -
Parramasala 2014 brought together Sufi sounds from across the world, writes PRIYANKYA TATER

Tum hi ho…

Saroni Roy -
Arijit Singh may be a singer to the stars, but in Sydney he is happy to have his audience sing along, writes SARONI ROY

Singing a different tune

Saroni Roy -
New-age musicians from Australia’s Indian community straddle different genres with consummate ease, writes SARONI ROY

Films that touch your heart

Indian Link -
It’s ‘thinking’ films from India, from within our own community here, and from the diaspora at Parramasala, writes SHRADDHA ARJUN
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