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The Eternal Umbilical Cord: Unpacking the Phenomenon of India’s ‘Mama’s Boys’

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 21 November 2023

It’s a stereotype that has stood the test of time: the Indian ‘Mama’s Boy’. The term itself conjures images of overprotective mothers and sons who are unable, or unwilling, to cut the proverbial umbilical cord. While this may sound like a stereotype, there’s a grain of truth that cannot be ignored. The question is, why...Read More

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Sports Handpicked Indian News

The Match That Left a Billion People in Agony

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 20 November 2023

In a thrilling culmination of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023, Australia emerged victorious, clinching their sixth title and leaving the Indian team and its vast diaspora grappling with a mix of emotions. This final, held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, was not just a game of cricket; it was a narrative...Read More

Relationships Finance Handpicked Opinion

Safeguarding Your Finances: Preparing for the Financial Implications of Divorce

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 5 September 2023

Divorce is an emotionally fraught process that also has significant financial implications. As you navigate the complexities of ending a marital relationship, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to protect your financial health. Here’s a guide to safeguarding your finances when heading for divorce. Consult a Financial Advisor and Legal Counsel Before taking any major...Read More

Food

Culinary Battlegrounds – How Politics and Nationalism Stir the Pot of ‘Our’ Food

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 30 August 2023

In a world awash with global flavours, you’d think food would be one territory where unity reigns. But take a closer look and you’ll find that our plates are not just laden with mouth-watering dishes; they’re also heaped with politics and nationalism. Arguments over the origin of a dish, or what constitutes the ‘right’ way...Read More

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Skincare Secret: Get Retinol Results Minus the Side-effects

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 26 August 2023

Retinol, a derivative of Vitamin A, has become a buzzword in the world of skincare. Renowned for its anti-ageing properties and ability to diminish wrinkles, fine lines, and acne, it’s an ingredient found in many high-end skincare products. However, retinol’s potency also comes with potential side-effects, such as irritation, redness, and peeling. This article explores...Read More

History Handpicked Oddity

The Unsung Heroes of India’s Independence Struggle

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 29 July 2023

The story of India’s struggle for independence is often narrated through the lives of iconic leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, and Subhash Chandra Bose. These names are etched into history as champions of freedom and justice. However, the fight for independence was not led by a few prominent figures alone; it was a collective...Read More

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Relationships Desi Outlook Handpicked

India’s 1% Divorce Rate – Myth or Miracle

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 15 July 2023

Divorce, once considered taboo in Indian society, is now witnessing a gradual increase in acceptance. As cinema and real-life experiences showcase the struggles individuals face in unhappy marriages, the traditional perception of marriage as an unbreakable bond is being challenged. In this article, we explore the factors contributing to the rise in divorce rates in India and the societal impact it entails. We shed light on the changing perspectives, the legal complexities, and the emotional toll experienced by both men and women.Read More

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History Handpicked Women

Indian women who broke the mould and carved their names in the Indian history

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 20 March 2023

Women in India have historically gone through two stages in their lives: subjection and deliverance. She has been oppressed and suppressed at times, and she has also been revered as the deity of the household. From the Vedic era till today, her status, as well as position, has been changing with the passage of time....Read More

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Arts & Culture Handpicked

Unique multicultural art on the Sydney River

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 12 July 2022

In the first few months of 2022, Australia witnessed major floods, particularly in the northern parts of New South Wales; The River Project- Sydney Biennale resonated with the floods, which were organised on the 4th and 5th of May(last week). Also, Yuhana Nashimi, a ceramic and figurative artist, conducted this project that focused on the...Read More

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Events Arts & Culture Handpicked Hangout Indians in Australia

Things to do this Long weekend

Daisy Akhtar Daisy Akhtar 10 June 2022

The long weekend is here, allowing you to explore many fun activities, so if you can’t figure out what to do, there are many options. For instance, you can go on a short road trip and hit the road Saturday morning and head down to the Mornington Peninsula’s Winter Wine Weekend – running until Monday;...Read More

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The Match That Left a Billion People in Agony

Safeguarding Your Finances: Preparing for the Financial Implications of Divorce

Culinary Battlegrounds – How Politics and Nationalism Stir the Pot of ‘Our’ Food

Skincare Secret: Get Retinol Results Minus the Side-effects

The Unsung Heroes of India’s Independence Struggle

India’s 1% Divorce Rate – Myth or Miracle

Indian women who broke the mould and carved their names in the Indian history

Unique multicultural art on the Sydney River

Things to do this Long weekend

University of Sydney appoints Barry O’Farrell to advise on India

The Secret Lives of Wallets: Why We Hide Our Money Habits

The Seller’s Guide: Ten Crucial Tips for Offloading Your Australian Property

The Eternal Umbilical Cord: Unpacking the Phenomenon of India’s ‘Mama’s Boys’

University of Sydney appoints Barry O’Farrell to advise on India

The Secret Lives of Wallets: Why We Hide Our Money Habits

The Seller’s Guide: Ten Crucial Tips for Offloading Your Australian Property

The Eternal Umbilical Cord: Unpacking the Phenomenon of India’s ‘Mama’s Boys’

Sri Durga Temple Rockbank – Largest Hindu Temples In Melbourne

University of Sydney appoints Barry O’Farrell to advise on India

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