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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...

Qld-based Bassi Group fined for underpayment of worker

The Fair Work Ombudsman has successfully secured penalty and back-pay orders totaling $19,922 against the former operators of Queensland transport and logistics business Bassi...

New ‘Workplace Justice Visa’ for temporary migrants

The Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, and Multicultural Affairs Andrew Giles has announced a new visa stream for temporary migrants who are the victims of...

Indian diaspora valued, but leadership hits ‘glass ceiling’

A recent study by the Australia India Institute on mainstream Victorians' perceptions about the Indian community largely confirms what is generally understood: that overall,...

Chaithanya Swetha: She was outgoing, he was an introvert

A clearer picture is emerging of 36-year-old Chaithanya ‘Swetha’ Madhagani, the young Melbourne mum whose body was found in a wheelie bin this past...

Aarohi Bansal: recipient of a Women’s Day award at 15

Meet Aarohi Bansal, who has been named in the ‘Ones to Watch’ category as part of the NSW Local Women of The Year Awards...

Medical graduate Ujvala Vemuru plunges to death near Gold Coast

A promising medical graduate, Ujvala Vemuru, met a tragic end over the weekend as she fell to her death while hiking at Lamington National...

Asha Bhat: Bringing hope to vulnerable communities

Asha Bhat is getting used to being called ‘Moorditj yorga’. It means ‘Strong Woman’ in the language of the Noongar people of Western Australia. Her latest...

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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