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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...

High Indian medal haul at Asian Grand Prix

Indian athletes bag eight medals in first leg of Asian Grand Prix

India emerging as top choice for joint replacement surgery

India is becoming a top destination for joint replacement surgery and healing technology due to the expertise of doctors and the low-cost involved in the procedure

SP Jain launches 4th international campus

SP Jain School of Global Management inaugurates its fourth international campus in Mumbai, India

Nurturing our languages

Sanskrit, Hindi and Punjabi feature prominently in felicitation of community-based language-learning activities. KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR reports

Redefining yoga

Like so much else from India, the practice of yoga is constantly evolving, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

Prof. Brij Lal awarded AM honour

Canberra-based historian and academic Prof. Brij Lal awarded the AM at this year’s Queen’s Birthday honours. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

Albert da Cruz, OAM: Passion for social inclusion

He has spent a lifetime pushing for ‘acceptance’ over ‘tolerance’, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

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