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“Ice-creams or semi-conductor chips?” How food delivery became India’s new normal

Charmaine O' Brien -
  India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal recently criticised the country’s start-up sector for its lack of real technological innovation, singling out food delivery app operators...

What’s the point of drama class?

Indian Link -
  Parents sometimes ask: what’s the point of drama class? Many want their children to choose elective subjects, especially in Year 12, that parents think...

Trump the Peacemaker: Nobel Prize for India–China Detente

S. Raja Gopalan -
  Nobody ever thought it could happen. India and China - fighting for decades, border skirmishes, soldiers freezing in the Himalayas. BAD blood. Everybody said...

How can you be sure your clothing has been produced ethically?

Indian Link -
  Today’s consumers are swimming in a sea of information. Products are marketed with big, bold words such as “sustainable”, “ethical” and “organic”. They sound...

Cut Open, Healed Within

Vineeta Joshi -
  4th March 2025 – A quiet surrender It was 8 a.m. I was on my adventurous ride - lying on a hospital bed with wheels,...

Auntyji: Soup-eriority complex

Auntyji -
  Dear Auntyji, (Family meal prep I consider myself a loving and supportive father and husband - but from time to time, I do feel my...

The Indosphere reawakens

Sandip Hor -
  India was once the heart of the ancient world, claims Scottish historian William Dalrymple in The Golden Road, his sweeping tribute to the subcontinent’s...

Indian Link Loves: our August Favourites

Sruthi Sajeev -
READ Literary superstar Amitav Ghosh’s latest masterpiece, Wild Fictions, is a pastiche of the themes explored in his earlier work. What emerges is a stunning,...

Vik and Bhavisha Bhandari: Saving lives, one ball at a time

Prutha Chakraborty -
  One night, Vik Bhandari received the kind of phone call every migrant dreads - the one that comes in the middle of the night...

Bringing Grandma’s British Indian recipes back to life

Prutha Chakraborty -
  Sydney resident Keith Pfeiffer has spent the last eight years documenting recipes of both traditional Indian and Anglo-Indian origin on his website. The Anglo-Indian...

All hail the rise of Fake Sangeet – or should we call it Insta Sangeet?

Torrsha Sen -
  Last year, when India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani’s son Anant Ambani got married, the world didn’t just watch, it gaped. Thanks to social media’s...

Victoria Falls: The Smoke That Thunders

Ritam Mitra -
  There’s a moment, just before the microlight lifts off, when I start seriously questioning my life choices. I’m strapped into what is essentially a...
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