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Heroic Father Dies Saving Twin Daughters at Sydney Train Station

A heart-wrenching incident at Carlton Station in Sydney has left a family and community in mourning. Anand Runwal, a 40-year-old father, tragically lost his life on Sunday afternoon while attempting to save his twin two-year-old daughters from an oncoming train. Anand, his wife Poonam, and their young daughters had moved to Sydney from India in...Read More

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Australia’s Whitehaven Beach – A New Leader in Global Beach Destinations

In a striking achievement that has ignited the global travel community, Whitehaven Beach in Queensland, Australia, has been crowned the world’s best, outshining iconic beach destinations in Hawaii, Greece, and Fiji. This prestigious recognition not only bolsters Australia’s reputation as a top-tier beach destination but also brings into focus the unmatched beauty and allure of...Read More

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Exploring the Indian Cultural Tapestry in Australia

Australia, often referred to as the “Land Down Under,” is not just a melting pot of diverse cultures from around the world but also a place where you can experience a slice of India without leaving the continent. From vibrant festivals to authentic cuisine and spiritual retreats, there are numerous places across Australia that beautifully...Read More

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Digital Theft for Nuclear Gain – North Korea’s Crypto Heists Funding its Nuclear Ambitions

In the shadowy corners of international finance and global security, North Korea has found an unconventional means of sustaining its nuclear ambitions- cryptocurrency heists. This burgeoning digital frontier has become a battleground where Pyongyang’s operatives engage in sophisticated cyber warfare, targeting the vast, often unregulated reserves of digital currencies. This strategy not only highlights the...Read More

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Holi Festival Melbourne – Free Entry & Thandai* – Tickets out Now!

Melbourne, Australia’s melting pot of cultures, is gearing up for the Holi Festival 2024, an event that promises to drench the city in vibrant colours and exuberant celebrations. Known globally as the ‘Festival of Colours’, Holi in Melbourne is more than just a celebration; it is a symbol of unity, joy, and the rich diversity...Read More

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India’s Pursuit of a Robust Iron Dome Defence System- A Strategic Shift

Securing the Skies- India’s Quest for an Indigenous Iron Dome Defence System In a paradigm-shifting move, India is setting its sights on developing an indigenous defence system akin to Israel’s Iron Dome. This ambitious endeavour marks a significant shift in the nation’s defence strategy, underlining a commitment to self-reliance and technological innovation. The Genesis of...Read More

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Beyond Technology: How India’s Moon Mission Epitomises a Cultural Triumph

Space missions, traditionally the realm of Cold War politics and technological bravado, have a new contender that adds a different flavour to the discourse—India. While the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) exploits, including their ambitious moon mission, have drawn attention for their scientific prowess and low-cost effectiveness, what is often understated is the mission’s cultural...Read More

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The enigma that is… INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL OF MELBOURNE – 14th Edition | 11-20 August 2023

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne Awards Night is set to be an unforgettable evening, graced by a dazzling array of India’s biggest stars, acclaimed filmmakers, and renowned international celebrities. The red carpet in the heart of Melbourne will welcome some of the most acclaimed names in Indian cinema. Fans eagerly await the presence of...Read More

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The US$3499 Apple headset that you don’t need, but the world does…

Wooden wheels were common tools that early societies of ancient times used for pottery, irrigation and mining; centuries later, the wooden wheels made their way to chariots and became an inseparable part of the transportation system. It stood the test of time, and inventors gradually integrated them for various purposes beyond the vehicles. This is...Read More