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CJP protests brought down a minister, but real reform will be harder

Over the past few weeks, young people have mobilised to protest India’s broken education system, against the background of a shortage of job opportunities....

MEA visa and consulate services drawn into international tender dispute

Thousands of Australian and Indian residents seeking Indian passports, visas and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) services have been caught in a legal dispute...

Quad: From roundtables to the Indian Ocean

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

Help #HealFiji

A music event helps raise funds for Queensland Fiji Disaster Relief. AKANSHA PANDAY reports

Trailblazers

Meet two Indian-origin women who have gone a long way in the health sector in WA, writes SAI NARAYAN

Acknowledging the Sikh footprint in Australia

The recent opening of a heritage trail in WA is a welcome attempt by the Sikh community to make its history in this country become better known. NAMITA GOHIL reports

Celebrate Harmony Day at Ashfield's Carnival of Cultures

Come and celebrate Harmony Day at Ashfield Council's Carnival of Cultures with entertainment, international food and activities to keep the whole family entertained

Voice against cancer

Sydney musician Avijit Sarkar has raised thousands of dollars for cancer research. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

Can India win on home soil?

RITAM MITRA presents a curtain-raiser to the 2016 edition of the World T20

Miller community to celebrate Harmony Day

Join the Miller community and Liverpool City Council for a fun day of activities to celebrate Harmony Day

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