Priyam Chatterjee, Author At Made In India Magazine

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Australia sets a pay floor for the international students behind its delivery apps

Priyam Chatterjee 12 August 2026

Bijoy Paul had come to Sydney from Bangladesh in 2016 to study for a master’s degree. On a night in late November 2020, the 27-year-old was delivering food for Uber Eats in the suburb of Rockdale when he was struck by a car and killed. He was the fourth food delivery rider to die on […]Read More

Opinion Life & Style

What’s the Healthiest Alcoholic Drink?

Priyam Chatterjee 8 August 2025

Enjoying a drink with friends or relaxing after a long day is a common part of Australian social life. Yet many of us wonder if some alcoholic beverages are “less bad” or even healthier than others. So, is there such a thing as a least harmful alcoholic drink, or is moderation the only real answer? […]Read More

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Mali: Redefining Indian Music, One Honest Note at a Time

Priyam Chatterjee 6 November 2024

When Malavika Manoj — better known by her stage name Mali — stepped into Sydney for the first time, it was more than just another tour stop. Performing at SXSW Sydney 2024 as part of India House, she found herself thousands of kilometres away from her home in urban India, yet deeply connected to audiences who were eager to experience a new voice from the subcontinent.Read More

Nature World News

Discovery in the Amazon – Exploring the Details of the World’s Largest Snake

Priyam Chatterjee 2 September 2024

In a stunning revelation from the depths of the Amazon rainforest, researchers have recently uncovered what is considered to be the world’s largest snake. This monumental find not only captivates the imagination of herpetologists and wildlife enthusiasts around the globe but also sheds light on the rich biodiversity and ecological mysteries still held by the […]Read More

Australia Nature Travel

How Climate Change is Making Air Travel Bumpier

Priyam Chatterjee 22 August 2024

As the planet warms, scientists and meteorologists are observing an alarming trend- air travel is becoming increasingly turbulent. The once smooth skies are now often marred by unpredicted, sudden jolts that unsettle passengers and challenge pilots. This trend is not just an inconvenience; it’s a burgeoning safety concern directly linked to climate change. Understanding Atmospheric […]Read More

Fashion Indians in Australia Life & Style

Premier Destinations for Indian Shopping in Australia

Priyam Chatterjee 11 July 2024

Australia’s multicultural tapestry is rich and diverse, with a significant Indian diaspora contributing to the country’s vibrant cultural scene. For those in pursuit of authentic Indian shopping experiences, Australia offers a plethora of destinations where one can find everything from traditional attire to exotic spices. This article explores the best places across Australia for Indian […]Read More

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Australia Nature

Unprecedented Coral Bleaching Strikes the Great Barrier Reef Again

Priyam Chatterjee 5 June 2024

The Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world, is currently undergoing one of the most severe coral bleaching events on record. This distressing phenomenon, marking the second major bleaching event in the past decade, echoes a troubling pattern of environmental challenges facing coral reefs globally. According to the US National Oceanic […]Read More

Science Education Handpicked News

Gaia Telescope Unveils Fresh Perspectives on the Milky Way’s Past

Priyam Chatterjee 11 April 2024

The Gaia space telescope, a marvel of modern astronomy, has recently provided new insights into the complex history of our galaxy, the Milky Way. This sophisticated observatory, launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) in 2013, has been meticulously scanning the cosmos to create the most detailed 3D map of our galaxy ever attempted. The […]Read More

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Food Nature

What are some of the most expensive foods in the world?

Priyam Chatterjee 1 April 2024

We often find ourselves tucked under a blanket, eating noodles while it is raining outside, or helping ourselves to some hearty snacks while watching a movie or series. Indeed, we all love gorging on our favourite food from time to time; we also eat food depending on the mood. But sometimes, don’t you feel curious […]Read More

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Food Taste

Lesser-known Indian food you might want to check out

Priyam Chatterjee 16 July 2022

The culture and tradition of a country reflect in the people’s attire, customs and food; food is one of the universal mediums through which people connect across different countries despite the boundaries. Hence, it would not be wrong to say that food has a way of bringing people together because when we sit together to […]Read More

Australia sets a pay floor for the international students behind its delivery apps

What’s the Healthiest Alcoholic Drink?

Mali: Redefining Indian Music, One Honest Note at a Time

Discovery in the Amazon – Exploring the Details of the World’s Largest Snake

How Climate Change is Making Air Travel Bumpier

Premier Destinations for Indian Shopping in Australia

Unprecedented Coral Bleaching Strikes the Great Barrier Reef Again

Gaia Telescope Unveils Fresh Perspectives on the Milky Way’s Past

What are some of the most expensive foods in the world?

Lesser-known Indian food you might want to check out

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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