Ankit Gupta, Author At Made In India Magazine

Beyond Border-Gavaskar, India’s women are a Big Bash drawcard

Ankit Gupta 12 August 2026

Six Indian cricketers took the field across the Women’s Big Bash League in the summer of 2024-25, the largest Indian presence the competition had seen, and not one of them featured in the men’s Border-Gavaskar series filling Australian back pages. Smriti Mandhana, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Shikha Pandey, Yastika Bhatia and Dayalan Hemalatha spread across […]Read More

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Tim White appointed coach of India’s junior women’s hockey team

Ankit Gupta 11 April 2026

Australian coach Tim White has been appointed to lead India’s junior women’s hockey team, adding fresh attention to India’s player pathway and Australia’s coaching influence abroad.Read More

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Australia’s First Mainstream Hindu School to Open in Sydney by 2027

Ankit Gupta 1 August 2025

In a landmark decision reflecting the multicultural ethos of Australia, the federal government has pledged AU$8.5 million towards the establishment of the nation’s first mainstream Hindu school. Named the Sanatan School, this pioneering institution will be located in the northwest suburbs of Sydney and is scheduled to open its doors by 2027. The Sanatan School […]Read More

Food Handpicked Health & Fitness

Beyond Eggs – Twelve High-Protein Foods for Your Diet

Ankit Gupta 20 August 2024

Eggs are renowned for their high protein content and versatility in cooking, but they are far from the only source of this essential nutrient. Many foods offer equal or greater amounts of protein, providing excellent alternatives for those with dietary restrictions, allergies, or simply a desire to diversify their protein intake. Here are twelve foods […]Read More

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Gender Controversy- Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting Disqualified from World Championships

Ankit Gupta 7 August 2024

A storm of controversy has erupted in the world of women’s boxing as Algeria’s Imane Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting were disqualified from the 2023 World Championships after failing sex chromosome tests. The International Boxing Association (IBA) announced that the tests rendered both athletes’ ineligible, sparking a heated debate over gender and sports. The controversy […]Read More

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How Australia celebrates Holi

Ankit Gupta 26 January 2024

Every year, Australia comes alive with a burst of colours and joy as communities across the country celebrate the Festival of Colours, known as Holi. This unique and lively event, inspired by the traditional Indian festival of Holi, has become an integral part of Australia’s multicultural fabric, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds to celebrate […]Read More

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Holi Festival Sydney 2024 – A Mosaic of Colours and Cultures – Tickets Out Now!

Ankit Gupta 23 December 2023

Sydney, Australia’s vibrant metropolis, is set to embrace the spirit of Holi, the iconic Festival of Colours, on the 9th and 10th of March 2024. This event, celebrated globally, is not just about the play of colours but is a canvas reflecting unity, joy, and cultural diversity. Sydney’s rendition of this ancient festival is a […]Read More

Health & Fitness

The Exercise Paradox: Can Physical Activity Harm Your Heart? Medical Experts Weigh In

Ankit Gupta 21 November 2023

Exercise is universally touted as one of the pillars of a healthy lifestyle, essential for cardiovascular well-being, weight management, and mental health. However, recent high-profile deaths due to heart attacks have raised questions about the potential risks of vigorous exercise on heart health. Could what’s generally considered a protective measure against heart disease actually be […]Read More

Finance

The Cycle of Financial Folly: Why We Keep Repeating Our Money Mistakes

Ankit Gupta 20 November 2023

Mistakes are a universal aspect of the human experience, but when it comes to financial blunders, the repercussions can be long-lasting. Yet, despite the stakes, many of us find ourselves stuck in a loop, continually repeating the same money mistakes. Why is it so challenging to break this cycle, and what can we learn from […]Read More

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Harmonious Blend: Embracing Indian Spirituality and Mindfulness for Enhanced Well-being

Ankit Gupta 4 September 2023

In Australia, as the pace of life quickens and the desire for holistic well-being grows, more and more people are turning to ancient practices from the East. Indian spirituality and mindfulness techniques, with their focus on holistic health, inner peace, and self-awareness, have found a strong foothold. They are resonating with individuals across the country, […]Read More

Beyond Border-Gavaskar, India’s women are a Big Bash drawcard

Tim White appointed coach of India’s junior women’s hockey team

Australia’s First Mainstream Hindu School to Open in Sydney by 2027

Beyond Eggs – Twelve High-Protein Foods for Your Diet

Gender Controversy- Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting Disqualified from World Championships

How Australia celebrates Holi

Holi Festival Sydney 2024 – A Mosaic of Colours and Cultures – Tickets Out Now!

The Exercise Paradox: Can Physical Activity Harm Your Heart? Medical Experts Weigh In

Harmonious Blend: Embracing Indian Spirituality and Mindfulness for Enhanced Well-being

A child from an English-medium school in India is barred from NSW new arrivals English support

South Asian languages are the largest group in NSW schools and most have no HSC course

Banks and telcos must join AFCA from 1 September but scam complaints do not start until 2027

NSW selective schools hold one in five places for equity and never tell families who got one

A child from an English-medium school in India is barred from NSW new arrivals English support

South Asian languages are the largest group in NSW schools and most have no HSC course

Banks and telcos must join AFCA from 1 September but scam complaints do not start until 2027

NSW selective schools hold one in five places for equity and never tell families who got one

The Masterchef Talks: Sashi’s Secret! At Naturally good Expo, Sydney

ISRO Is Taking Earth’s Toughest Creature into Orbit

Sri Durga Temple Rockbank – Largest Hindu Temples In Melbourne

Struggles of Transition: The Migration Experience of Indians in Australia

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