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Puthur Narasimha Nayak enthrals Sydney audience…

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...but leaves the reviewer revisiting the ‘the masses vs the classes’ debate, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS

Awetistic optimistic

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Patrick Francis is a special needs artist who hasn’t allowed the constraints of his disorder to keep him from achieving his dreams, writes SWATI BHARGAV

A rainbow of colour

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A truly multicultural experience was had by over 500 people at the recent Satrangi (seven colours) Festival

East-west parallels in moods

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Talented musicians from Tihai3 and Preston Symphony Orchestra recently came together to put on an extraordinary performance

Tum ko dekha to yeh…

Saroni Roy -
It was a full house as Sydney-based musician Avijit Sarkar hosted Pyar ka pehla khat, a homage to the king of ghazal Jagjit Singh, writes SARONI ROY

Paper shaper

Kira Spucys-Tahar -
Artist Janaki Lele presents her works with paper at Sculpture by the Sea to highlight the importance of recycling, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

Epic revival

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A youth production takes a closer look at the themes of the Ramayana, writes ASTHA SINGH with RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

Beneath the chaos

Kira Spucys-Tahar -
Canadian director Richie Mehta explores the world of child exploitation in India, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

Aussie Richard Flanagan beats out Neel Mukherjee for 2014 Man Booker prize

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Aussie Richard Flanagan triumphs with a novel about love and war

Shiva continues to dance in Adelaide

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Dancer Khurshid Shroff and her wards keep the tradition of Bharatanatyam alive, writes LP AYER

Each man’s death diminishes me

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The literature and classical scenes in India have recently lost two greats, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS

Each man's death diminishes me

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The literature and classical scenes in India have recently lost two greats, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS
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