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New Delhi has had a busy fortnight in diplomacy. Just two weeks after India hosted the BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting as the 2026 chair...

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...

The Rise and Fall of Indian Studies at USyd

RADHA WAHYUWIDAYAT investigates the disappearance of a sub-continent Artwork by Alexeya Mowat

Having a ball in Blacktown!

Lord Surya certainly looked favourably upon the organisers of the recent Blacktown Diwali Mela.

Talking about India

Indian affairs, bilateral issues and new standpoints form the crux of Sydney Uni talkfest. ASTHA SINGH reports

The spirit of the game

Canterbury Sporting Club uses a community soccer tournament to promote multicultural harmony. EMIE ROY writes

A seasoned writer

It’s a coveted honour for one of Indian Link’s most prolific contributors Usha Ramanujam Arvind. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

When food transcends barriers

Dhanya Samuel’s work with food - and social issues - earns her a media honour. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports.

Diwali daze!

Can you name the five days of Diwali celebrations? Asks KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

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