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Festivals, friction, and finding light

  As Diwali celebrations grow louder across Australian and global cities, the Indian diaspora must remember that joy without context can be misunderstood - especially...

When Indo-US ties falter: How the diaspora can step up

  In our discussion last week, we explored how the anti-India narrative has now taken a full hold at the Trump administration.  This week, we...

Between tongues: Language, identity and the diaspora experience

  I was met with a challenge recently, not the sort that upends one’s life or finances, but a challenge of language. A family friend...

H1Bs: Countering the latest nakedly anti-India narrative

  India was dealt another minor shock by Trump recently, when he announced that the fee on H1B visas would be increased from $1000 to...

Unfairly targeted. Undeniably vital.

  Migration is a perennial flashpoint in Australian politics. Politicians frequently woo migrant communities - while stoking the fears of the wider electorate. Fear of migrants...

Far-Right, Far-Left: Breaking free from extremes

  The world today faces enormous challenges: climate change, technological disruption, mass migration, and geopolitical rivalries. Typically, we would look to solve these by recognising...

The Far-Right threat Australia can’t ignore after anti-migrant protests

  The events of the past week have undoubtedly shaken our community – one that I am proudly part of. However, what’s been especially striking...
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