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Global COVID cases surpass 22 million

The global number of Covid-19 cases has exceeded 22 million according to the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University. The...

PM announces free COVID vaccine for all Australians

This morning, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that Australians would be among the first in the world to receive a COVID-19 vaccine free...

Navroz Mubarak: Celebrate Parsi New Year with traditional Parsi recipes

The Parsi, followers of the prophet Zoroaster, originally came from Persia. Fleeing religious persecution in their native Persia, they settled along the Sanjan coast...

Manjit’s expands its empire

What do you do when you have a robust event management business where you can organise functions from 50 people to 2,000; are accredited...

Chutney tirangi: recipes you’ve probably never heard of

Chatpati chutneys – how much more enjoyable they make our meals! The ever-popular pudina (mint) and imli (tamarind) chutney recipes may continue to grace...

Newtown’s best bars to grab a drink (or four)

After what feels like an eternity, Sydney is ready to open again. Restrictions are increasingly relaxed, new liquor licenses are being handed out by...

Almost 200 doctors have succumbed to COVID-19 in India

  According to recent information compiled by the Indian Medical Association (IMA), 196 doctors have passed away in India due to COVID-19, even as the...

Indian American appointed New York City health commissioner

An Indian American doctor, Dr Dave Chokshi, has been appointed New York City's health commissioner to lead the next phase of city's fight against...

Eco-friendly, cow dung rakhis gain popularity in India

For the upcoming Raksha Bandhan festival, there will be a new, eco-friendly and healthy option in the state of Maharashtra - rakhis made...

COVID-19: Home care advice for mild cases

It is alright to suspect that you are infected if you have a fever for no reason, experience a sore throat, headache or weakness. First and foremost isolate yourself from your family; secondly, consult your doctor and explore if testing is recommended. The rationale behind this is, if one tests positive, the likelihood of infection transmission is high in the period immediately before and after.

Dine in or walk away?

New South Wales premier Gladys Berejiklian has called for more businesses to register as COVID Safe, as the state recorded 19 new cases of coronavirus...

Khadi masks, anyone?

Khadi, a hand-woven natural fabric common in India, continues to surprise with its multifarious uses. In its latest avatar in these pandemic times, it...

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