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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...

Nothing normal about domestic and family violence

We have heard a lot in the past week about Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) news; we hear it’s an epidemic. This year there...

WhatsApp-ened to the middle ground?

The most widely used social media platform in India is not X, or Instagram, but WhatsApp. In 2024, the number of WhatsApp users in the...

Domestic violence awareness: What we can do at an individual level

I flinch every time I hear this one-liner by Amitabh Bachchan. The 2001 film Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham with its galaxy of stars may have...

Celebrating Australia and India’s Multicultural Bonds

On 26 January, Australians and Indians alike will celebrate our respective national days. The coinciding of these days provides an opportunity at a national level...

OPINION: Why I am Not Celebrating Jan 26th

January 26 is fast approaching. Life feels like a whirlwind throughout December as you gear up for the wind-down, book your flights (last minute)...

The Year Ahead 2024: Elections, Rates, Regions and Revolutions

Almost in the mid-way point of this decade, this year ahead, 2024, could well define our future trends for this half of the 21st...

The Person (Thing) of the Year 2023 award goes to…

It has dominated headlines almost daily, forced us all to adjust our lifestyles, and been a global phenomenon. There is not a country in...

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