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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,...

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...

Premier Chris Minns on NSW-India trade relations: “India has options. We’re going to have to work at it.”

Premier Chris Minns India Pawan Luthra: Premier Chris Minns has just returned from India with deals, new partnerships and plenty of optimism about the future...

2024: A year of ambition and brilliance

Reflecting on the past year, Australia’s Indian community has much to celebrate as it truly comes into its own. We've left a significant imprint...

It’s a century for Kailash Bhatnagar!

What did birthday girl Kailash Bhatnagar want for her 100th birthday on November 30, 2024? “Just my family around me. And friends,” Mrs Bhatnagar told...

Onella Muralidharan: ‘Brands are hesitant to take risks on body shapes’

In an industry that often preaches diversity while perpetuating narrow standards, Onella Muralidharan is a bold and refreshing voice. The Australian model of South...

Lakshmi Ganapathy: Championing multicultural voices

Some stories have the power to bring people together, to foster understanding, and to celebrate diversity. At the heart of those stories is often...

UNSW’s Beach Ocean Safe: battling South Asian drowning statistics

Twenty-three-year-old Harsha Vardhan Reddy Dwarakacharla had never been swimming before coming to Australia. But when he migrated to study a Masters of Telecommunication at...

Indian Community Events: Where to be in December

Cricket, cricket, and some more cricket. That’s pretty much it, on our social calendar this December. The Men in Blue are one-up in the...

Women’s Shed Hornsby & Kuring-gai says no to violence

The Women’s Shed Hornsby & Kuring-gai & PCYC Waitara hosted the Walk the Talk Against Domestic Violence event recently as part of the global...

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‘I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,’ says Sarada Viswanathan

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‘I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,’ says Sarada Viswanathan