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Peace Torch in Adelaide

Grahak Cunningham -
Long-distance runners, inspired by Indian spiritualist, become torch-bearers for a better world writes GRAHAK CUNNINGHAM

Film review: Andhadhun

Indian Link -
For most of its length, Andhadhun functions so efficiently that we put the cause and its effects on hold and go with the action.

Much-loved son of Punjab remembered

Puneet Anand -
Poetry event marks Bhagat Singh’s birth anniversary writes PUNEET ANAND

UNSW's annual Gandhi tribute takes on special colours this year

Pawan Luthra -
Hymns, enactment of the Salt March and a digital display of Gandhi's silhouette were some of the ways the uni celebrated the occasion

The Mahatma like we’ve never seen him before

Rajni Anand Luthra -
The Makwanas present a collection of rare photographs from Gandhi’s life, digitally restored and coloured.

Dancing at the Garbas

Vinaya Rai -
You whirl around imitating others around you, and then you start adding your own flourishes, wrist flicks or arm waves.

Cheer for the Men in Blue with the INDIGO CREW: Aus V Ind 2018-19

Indian Link -
Special announcements by Indian cricket fan club INDIGO CREW for all to make the most of the cricket this summer.

In aid of leukodystrophy

Carl Buhariwala -
Spiritual organisation Shirdi Sai Sansthan Melbourne Inc has raised $10,000 to help support research, support services and advocacy provided by Leukodystrophy Australia. This was done...

'Classical dance is pure joy'

Indian Link -
Her reputation precedes her as highly renowned Odissi exponent Madahavi Mudgal arrives this month in Australia for her first ever performances in Adelaide and Melbourne. An...

Dragons and elephants

Chitra Sudarshan -
We thought we will get a handle on the subject by exploring some books that look at both China and India, and use the words ‘Dragon’ and ‘Elephant’

It’s time to stand up, not stand by

Aneeta Menon -
Many abusers display narcissistic tendencies and seeking approval from peers is paramount. Passive bystanders provide this very thing by condoning their behaviour and allowing it to continue

There is no such thing as a lazy child

Indian Link -
If we treat a child as lazy, we devalue their intelligence, writes MOHAN DHALL
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