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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....

Trump in 2025: A view from the hyphen

India welcomed Trump’s victory in November 2024, as Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar made clear long, long ago, as it seems. For Indian-Americans like me,...

Cyclone Ditwah leaves Southern India, Sri Lanka devastated

More than 900 people are dead, thousands more missing and millions affected by a band of cyclones and extreme monsoonal weather across southern Asia. Torrential...

Bollywood and beyond

Movie buffs around Sydney experience the best of Indian cinema well beyond Bollywood, reports RAKA MITRA The Sydney Indian Film Festival kicked off its...

Gori ke nakhre….

… definitely sone lagde! Yummy mummies gather again at Sakhi Sangam 2012. By DOLLY SINGH MIRANDA The razz-matazz, the frazzle-dazzle, the jingle jangle. The dazzling...

Our community in numbers

Indian-origin Australians are now the fourth largest minority group in the country. USHA ARVIND reports

Challenge of the work-life balance

Work at what cost, asks PAWAN LUHTRA Seeing 27-year-old Simon Sheikh, Director of GetUp Australia collapse on national television was somewhat confronting. A...

Shattering stereotypes – or endorsing them?

The TV show Dumb, drunk and racist reveals some surprisingly honest home truths about the many facets of 'real' Australia, writes PAWAN LUTHRA It’s been...

When TV leads the charge

A radical new TV format is creating phenomenal waves of change in India. TIM BLIGHT reports Something strange is happening in India. Every Sunday morning,...

Kannada Sangha marks anniversary with folk theatre

Yakshagana performance has spectators glued to their seats, writes SYDNEY SRINIVAS They go round on the stage, they revolve, jump, make great hand and eye...

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