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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...

De-hyphenated Jindal hit by twitter storm in White House race

America’s Indian community is not so sure about Bobby Jindal. ARUN KUMAR reports

Doctors glam up for charity

AIMGA’s inaugural charity dinner raises funds for adolescents in India and Australia. KOMAL UTSAV JAGAD reports

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The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne announces its 2015 program with Anil Kapoor as special guest

Iconic restaurant reaches out to community

Perth-based Annalakshmi, famous for its ‘pay as you feel’ philosophy, as well as for its classical concerts, struggles to survive. SAI NARAYAN reports

Ancient relic from Goa has the community abuzz

The 400-year-old Reliquary Monstrance, containing a relic from the life of Christ, travels to the Art Gallery of SA, writes FRANKEY GERARD FERNANDES

ISCA: Two decades on

The community’s oldest and largest seniors group celebrates its twentieth anniversary. GEORGE THAKUR reports

Celebrating India and Oz

An essay competition encourages primary students to explore the connections between our two nations, writes PREETI JABBAL

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