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Save Soil: Sahil Jha’s movement on two wheels

At an age when most teenagers are navigating high school and social media trends, Sahil Jha is navigating continents—on a bicycle. First at 16, he...

The impact of ending birthright citizenship in the US

Illegal immigration to the United States is a serious problem, ranging from 10 to 15 million in a nation of 335 million, and straining...

Usha Vance: America’s first Indian-origin Second Lady

Usha Vance became the first Indian- American Second Lady when her husband JD Vance was sworn in as the 50th Vice President on Monday...

Anita Anand could possibly become the next PM of Canada

When Liberal Party President Sachit Mehra conducts the election for the successor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, another Indo-Canadian may emerge as the compromise...

The Adani saga: Anti-India or just anti-corruption?

The Adani saga continues. Hindenburg made initial claims of malfeasance and followed it up with charges against Madhabi Puri, the Chairman of watchdog SEBI....

When my parents cast their first vote in America

Today marked a milestone for my parents: they cast their first votes in the United States! This isn’t just any old trip to the...

Palmera: Sydneysider makes the move to Sri Lanka to grow NFP

When Abarna Raj saw the devastation of the 2004 earthquake in Sri Lanka and its impact on rural communities, she knew that she needed...

UK Elections: 26 Indian-origin MPs in UK Parliament

Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak, the first Indian-origin person to have served as the UK Prime Minister, leads the pack after having secured victory...

Scientist Ravi Prakash Singh, a USyd alum, awarded Padma Shri

The Padma Shri awards ceremony took place in New Delhi on Monday 22 April, with President Draupadi Murmu presenting honours to Indian citizens in...

Rahul Ramachandran’s essay published in NASA EarthData

Indian-American scientist Rahul Ramachandran's essay has been published on NASA EarthData website. The essay titled 'From petabytes to Insights: Tackling Earth Science’' Scaling Problem' addresses...

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Flute Sisters of India dazzle at Adelaide Fringe

‘Cry of the Hour’ at Adelaide Fringe: Abhaya activism continues

Finding Grandpa: a quest to heal generational pain

South Asian links at the Syd and Melb Writers Festivals

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Save Soil: Sahil Jha’s movement on two wheels

The impact of ending birthright citizenship in the US

Usha Vance: America’s first Indian-origin Second Lady

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