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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...

Brand India vs Brand Modi

“Excruciating diplomacy”. That was how Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s response this week on Australia’s most popular morning show Sunrise (Channel Seven) was described. Host David...

The Modi Question: We can celebrate our identity, but we need not be blind

The coverage of the recent visit of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Australia was met with widespread adulation, positivity and excitement by many...

“What is it about Modi that attracts enormous crowds when he speaks?”

Pawan Luthra and ABC Mornings presenter Sarah MacDonald unpack the popularity of the man that leads the most populous nation on earth. Listen in...

NSW must reconsider decision on trade commissioners

The decision by NSW Industry and Trade Minister Anoulack Chanthivong to retire the role of trade commissioners to India announced last month, is wrong,...

Coronation dish: Chicken’s out, egg is in

Less than three weeks to go for his coronation, King Charles III has unintentionally divided his entire nation, even more so than his Royal...

Pale, male, stale: The problem with the Liberal Party

The recent decision to say No to the Voice referendum is yet another sign of why the Liberal Party may struggle longer in the...

Religious groups win funding promises as NSW election looms

Elaborate funding promises by both side of politics have been made to NSW’s Indian community in the lead up to the 2023 elections. The...

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