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Cruising down the Nile

The longest river in the world, the Nile stretches for 6,700 kilometres and in September when I traveled there, the days were still blisteringly...

Suffering from leaky gut: Indian-origin scientists probiotic can help…

A team led by an Indian-origin scientist has identified a dead probiotic that can reduce age-related leaky gut and control harmful, ageing-related inflammation. Leaky gut,...

IIT Kharagpur welcomes Australian students with scholarships

In a significant boost to its ongoing academic exchange programmes with Australian institutions, IIT Kharagpur has instituted competitive high-value scholarships for students from the...

India's first Eat Right Station as per FSSAI standards is…

The busy Mumbai Central Terminus of the Western Railway (WR) has been certified as India's first 'Eat Right Station' with a 4-Star rating...

Where Did I Leave My Purdah? by Sydney’s Adakar Theatre: A review

Perhaps the Indian subcontinent will never come to terms with the incidents of 1947. Given the frequency with which stories from the Partition of...

Breaking the language barrier

Girraween Public School turned a lot more colourful than usual recently as Tamil/Hindi language students turned up in traditional attire for their annual showcase...

More gold and glory for for India at South Asian Games 2019

Gaurav Baliyan and Anita Sheoran registered comfortable victories to bag gold as India completed a perfect record on the final day of the wrestling...

Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2019: How, Why and What?

The controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2019, which seeks to give Indian citizenship to non-Muslim refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, was passed...

How safe is India for business travellers?

India is steadily cementing its place as one of the world’s fastest-growing business travel markets, but the safety of its business travellers remains a...

Book review: Fern Road by Angshu Dasgupta

At a time when readers are more and more often confronted with a chaotic oversupply of clutter and social media stimuli, Angshu Dasgupta has...

Bushfires, Jacaranda, Poppies and more at Preschoolers art exhibition

Bushfires. Burnt trees. Blooming jacarandas. Poppies on Remembrance Day. These quintessential Australian motifs were all seen in beautiful artworks at a recent art exhibition,...

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