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Search continues for missing Truganina teen Krishank Karthik

Family and friends of Krishank ‘Krish’ Karthik are continuing to search for the missing 16-year-old after his disappearance on Monday morning. Krishank’s father Karthik Krishnamurthy...

ECCV report finds majority of racism incidents go unreported

A new anti-racism research report launched on Tuesday in Melbourne has found the majority of racist incidents experienced in Victoria go unreported. Surveying more than...

Guruswamy Perumal: a life through the lens

The year is 1994, and Aishwarya Rai has just won Miss World. Every press outlet in the country amasses at Delhi’s Taj Palace, eagerly...

Tropfest finalist was first-time film-maker

…. and a long-time lover of M&Ms! SUJITH KRISHNAN reports Kalias Prasannan has loved M&Ms since he was a kid. By habit however, he eats...

Legacies of love

It’s a very special love that keeps us young and happy, even after decades, reports GEORGE THAKUR Romance keeps us young, or so goes an...

Inspiring cricket at Amba tournament

A local tournament provides the thrills even as India’s stars fail, reports SUJITH KRISHNAN Strikers test Rocks in riveting stalemate Melbourne Strikers and Southern Rocks played...

Excellence award for economics educator

By SUJITH KRISHNAN The achievements of Ms Sonu Sarda in her distinguished teaching career epitomize the success of an ambitious educator who has successfully managed...

Punjabi Lohri with multicultural flavour

Attendees enjoy the festivities of home while celebrating lohri, reports JASMINDER KAUR The Sikh Welfare Council of Victoria (SWCV) recently initiated an entertaining event...

First-ever Hindi program in Government school

Introduction of Hindi into the school curriculum makes teachers upbeat For the first time in Victoria, a government school in Cranbourne will teach Hindi to...

Hindi Niketan picnic is fun and games

Adults and children alike enjoyed traditional games at the Hindi Niketan picnic Pardes lage apna apna sa. This catch phrase for a TV ad for...

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