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Bappa beyond borders: How Ganesha is worshipped far beyond India
As lamps are lit and modaks are readied for Ganesh Chaturthi this week, it's worth remembering that Ganpati Bappa's fan base was never confined...
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‘I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,’ says Sarada Viswanathan
nepal floods search Pawan Luthra: It has now been 14 days since the devastating floods in Nepal and there's still no news of Lakshmi, Sreedharan,...
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South Asian Students shine at Vic Parliament Prize 2026
In a rare hat trick, South Asian students have dazzled the competition at the Victorian Parliament Prize 2026, taking out first place in all...
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At last, feminists of colour
When FOC (feminists of colour) talk about taking control of their own narratives. APARNA ANANTHUNI writes
The Las Vegas massacre: a sense of déjà vu
Why the US is condemned to the perennial repetition of its increasingly horrific past. RITAM MITRA writes.
Wonderful reminder of a spirit that moved a nation
Kids re-enact Dandi March at UNSW’s Gandhi memorial event. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports
Deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas, death toll rises to 58
Stephen Paddock opened fire with automatic weapons on concertgoers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on Sunday night.
Gandhi, a never-ending inspiration in the world of literature
Poetry, prose or drama; fiction or nonfiction -- Gandhi is everywhere
Jeeti raho, beti
RAJALAKSHMI RAM remembers how she met Gandhi twice, once before and once after his death.
India beat Australia in 5th ODI to end series on winning note
The victory also helped India regain the top spot in the ODI rankings, pushing South Africa to the second position.
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