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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...

A storyteller from Canberra

An Indo-Australian film on migrant life, 'Salt Bridge' competes with the biggies for a place at the Oscars. RAKA SARKHEL reports

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust

Indian artist Yardena Kurulkar’s visceral images portraying the elusiveness of human life wins the prestigious Blake Art Prize. RAKA SARKHEL reports

Changing the way we look at uniforms

New school uniforms for Sydney kids, a better way of life for India’s cotton farmers. USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND reports

Holi Mahotsav at Darling Harbour scrapped

Lack of funding is cited as a major factor in the . RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

Breathing life into Konarak sculptures

Shakti presents a unique interpretation of Bharatanatyam at the Adelaide Fringe Festival. VINAYA RAI reports

Renewed energy for public office

Renewable energy and climate change expert Dr Dilawar Singh is preselected by WA Labor for the Australian Senate. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

New kid on the block impresses at debut

Varun Gujral, the head chef at the new and upmarket Manjits@TheWharf, presents an exciting modern take on age-old favourites, as foodies Instagram away. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA and KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR report

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