Beyond Border-Gavaskar, India’s women are a Big Bash drawcard
Australia's average wedding costs $38,252. Then there are Indian weddings, where that figure sometimes covers the flowers, and an industry has grown up to match.Read More
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Australia's average wedding costs $38,252. Then there are Indian weddings, where that figure sometimes covers the flowers, and an industry has grown up to match.Read More
India’s wine market is still small, but changing consumer habits and trade policy shifts are creating long-term opportunities for Australian producers and diaspora-linked businesses.Read More
For years, much of the money sent back to India came from workers in the Gulf. That remains important, but the balance is moving. New reporting based on RBI data shows India’s remittance inflows have more than doubled over the past decade, with advanced economies such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and […]Read More
When the pandemic tested global resilience, it wasn’t just the pharmaceutical giants of the West that answered the call. It was India, dubbed the “Pharmacy of the World”, that helped deliver affordable, life-saving treatments to over 200 countries. Today, India’s pharmaceutical sector ranks third globally by volume and 13th by value, according to the Indian Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers. But its greatest achievement may lie in proving that affordability still matters in a system increasingly shaped by profit margins.Read More
Founded by Nathan Anderson, Hindenburg Research gained prominence as a short-selling firm that specialised in exposing financial misconduct. Named after the infamous Hindenburg disaster, the firm prided itself on uncovering what it deemed to be corporate malfeasance, likening its mission to warning the public of an impending financial explosion. Its reports targeted high-profile companies, often resulting in steep declines in stock prices and an onslaught of legal and reputational battles. Over the years, Hindenburg became synonymous with high-stakes financial accountability, albeit with a controversial reputation for aggressive tactics.Read More
Over the past five years, from 2019 to 2024, India has witnessed a substantial 38% increase in imports from its Free Trade Agreement (FTA) partners, according to the latest data from the Global Trade Relations Index (GTRI). This significant rise highlights not only the growing interdependencies in global trade but also the strategic shifts in […]Read More
India’s export strategy has seen a remarkable transformation in recent years, significantly impacting the Australian market. This change has expanded consumer choices across various sectors and strengthened the economic partnership between India and Australia. The Textile Revolution (2018-2022- 15% Growth Annually) Between 2018 and 2022, India’s textile industry, a key component of its export portfolio, […]Read More
In an era where space exploration is reaching new heights, the issue of space debris has become increasingly pertinent. Addressing this concern, Digantara, an innovative spacetech startup, has been selected for a crucial debris management project backed by Australian resources. This partnership underscores a significant commitment towards ensuring the long-term sustainability of space activities. The […]Read More
In the span from 2010 to 2024, Australia has markedly increased its importation of Indian beauty products. This trend reflects a shift in the Australian beauty market, highlighting a growing preference for natural and diverse beauty solutions. Significant Growth in Imports Statistics indicate a significant rise in the import of Indian beauty products into Australia. […]Read More
Apple has long been the epitome of ‘cool’ in the tech world, with its sleek designs, innovative features, and premium branding. In India, the aspirational middle class has been driving Apple’s growth, but how sustainable is this trend? Interestingly, insights from China, where Apple’s chief rival Samsung has experienced a mix of triumphs and challenges, […]Read More