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India gets its 'spook' on to celebrate Halloween

The concept of Halloween is fast becoming a catchy routine in India, with people bringing out their scariest costumes and attending parties with friends, writes KARISHMA SAURABH KALITA

India gets its ‘spook’ on to celebrate Halloween

The concept of Halloween is fast becoming a catchy routine in India, with people bringing out their scariest costumes and attending parties with friends, writes KARISHMA SAURABH KALITA

Diwali Mubuarak!

It’s a dazzling affair yet again at the Hindu Council of Australia’s Deepavali Fair, writes KOMAL UTSAV JAGAD

Frightfully delicious Halloween treats

Each year, Halloween falls on 31 October - often very close to Diwali. But if you haven't had your fill of sweet treats and parties, here are some ideas to bring a little of bit of India to your scary celebrations

Dussehra rocks Rockbank

Around 13,000 people recently took part in the the Dussehra celebrations held at the Sri Durga Temple in Rockbank.

Inspiring potential

An award winning international student, Abhishek Awasthi is shaping leaders of the future, writes DHANYA SAMUEL

Girls just wanna have fun

In a celebration of women, by women and for women, the Raunak Trinjna Di event brought together hundreds, writes PREETI JABBAL

Nourishing life

Sneh Roy provides nutritious, uncomplicated recipes that anyone can replicate at home, writes DEEPA GOPINATH

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