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Pax Silica: What India actually signed

For most of India’s Independent life, non-alignment wasn’t just a foreign policy, it was a point of pride and built into the country’s bones....

Samanvitha Dhareshwar was a “very outgoing and polite person”

The young Dhareshwar family’s plans were ordinary and earnest: settle in Sydney, raise their children and build a home. Instead, on the evening of...

Teen driver refused bail after striking a young mother in Hornsby

19-year-old Aaron Papazoglu, who has been accused of killing 33-year-old Samanvitha Dhareshwar and her 8 month-old unborn child, was denied bail on Sunday. Dhareshwar had...

New organisation for doctors of Indian heritage in WA

It’s a glittering launch for WA Indian Docs Inc

Breathe your way to better health

Swami Sadyojathah talks to PREETI JABBAL about how meditation and rhythmic breathing can help eliminate the stress of modern life

WOWing us with their work

Women of Wyndham hosts its inaugural multicultural evening. PREETI DAGA reports

Australia Day, Republic Day

Hindi Niketan celebrates with a community cultural event. CARL BUHARIWALA reports

An Aussie tale of Indian film royalty

Melbourne’s Peter Dietze shares a family legacy that goes back to Indian cinema’s pioneering days with the new Bombay Talkies exhibition. PREETI JABBAL reports

JLF Conversations: On women, gender, travel and poetry

JLF comes to Melbourne and brings its unique and frank discussions on context, culture and history, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI

When literature celebrates our hyphenated selves

Literary worlds collide to ignite our transnational minds as the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival travels to Melbourne, writes DIPANJALI RAO

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