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This Independence Day, let’s fix India’s broken ladder

India’s broken ladder Every 15 August, India celebrates freedom. The flags go up, the tricolour flies from balconies, schoolchildren sing Vande Mataram and political leaders...

Gold in Glasgow. Billions in Ahmedabad.

Australia-India sports collaboration As Australian athletes topped the medal tally at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the country's sports industry has a US$130 billion reason...

The dance of democracy, reprised

In 2011, I stood at Jantar Mantar as a Delhi University student, placard in hand, shouting for activist Anna Hazare and against a government...

Border-Gavaskar Series: More than just cricket

The Border-Gavaskar Test Series is more than just cricket - it will define the way Indians see themselves in Australia. The community was abuzz when...

Between three worlds: The identity puzzle of a third-culture kid

When I first moved to Sydney, my cravings betrayed me. I didn’t long for the comfort of Indian food; instead, I found myself searching...

Trump stuns world in re-election bid

If there was ever a reminder of the fragility of democracy, 5 November 2024 was the day. Much has been said already about Donald Trump’s...

Never mind India! Are Canada’s worst enemies its own leaders?

Amid the ongoing kerfuffle about India's alleged interference in Canada, more critical developments closer to home might be missed by India-watchers. Prime Minister Justin...

Which US President is better for India?

People around the world are fixated on the US elections, including millions in India. But which President would be a better bet for India? Let's...

Is the die cast for the Labor Party?

If polls predict reality, the Albanese Labor government seems to be in trouble as they head into the election year of 2025. In October 2023,...

Losing a loved one: my best friend

My best friend S got cancer in 2023, and it was a rare one. She got better for a while before it got worse...

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