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India and Australia – A global bond of strength

Gaurav Malhotra Gaurav Malhotra 4 May 2024

India and Australia, two nations with distinct histories and geographies, have forged a unique and robust partnership that extends far beyond their borders. Their collaboration, rooted in shared values and strategic interests, has transformed into one of the most formidable global bonds. In this article, we delve into the multifaceted relationship between India and Australia,...Read More

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Cultural Milestone – Australia’s First Bhagavad Gita Oath in the Senate

Chirag Thakkar Chirag Thakkar 8 February 2024

In a historic moment for Australian politics, Varun Ghosh, an Indian-born Australian senator, has made headlines by taking his parliamentary oath on the Bhagavad Gita. This significant event marks a moment of cultural and religious inclusivity in Australia, illustrating the diverse fabric that constitutes modern Australian society. Ghosh’s choice to use one of Hinduism’s holy...Read More

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Aditya-L1- India’s Solar Mission Triumphs with Successful Orbit Entry

Nivedita Nagpal Nivedita Nagpal 6 January 2024

India’s ambitious foray into solar exploration has reached a new zenith with the successful positioning of the Aditya-L1 spacecraft in its final orbit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed this achievement as “yet another landmark” in India’s expanding space exploration repertoire. This editorial delves into the significance of the Aditya-L1 mission, its implications for solar research,...Read More

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The ‘India Vs. Bharat’ Debate: Bridging the Dichotomy

Varsha Saini Varsha Saini 30 September 2023

In the diverse tapestry of culture, language, and topography that is India, there’s an underlying debate that often bubbles to the surface – the ‘India Vs. Bharat’ conundrum. This dichotomy is more than just about semantics. It encapsulates the stark disparities, contrasting realities, and the many layers of the Indian psyche that often stand juxtaposed....Read More

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A Tale of Two Names – The Intriguing Dual Identity of India as Bharat

Chirag Thakkar Chirag Thakkar 27 September 2023

When it comes to countries with a rich history and diverse culture, India – or should we say Bharat – stands out as a prime example. As Australians, we’re no strangers to discussions about national identity and what’s in a name. But the question of whether to call the South Asian giant India or Bharat...Read More

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The Linguistic Oasis – Inside India’s Sole Sanskrit-Speaking Village

Divya Mangal Divya Mangal 21 September 2023

In a world where technology and globalization are rapidly erasing cultural borders, there exists a village in India where time seems to have paused, at least linguistically. Mattur, a small village in the southern state of Karnataka, is an anomaly that captures the imagination – not just because it has retained its traditional roots, but...Read More

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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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The Kashmir Files – A gut-wrenching story of Kashmiri Pandits

Deepak Gopalakrishnan Deepak Gopalakrishnan 16 March 2022

The Kashmir files, released on 11th March 2022, succeeded in capturing the attention of the Indian audience across the globe. This is because the film sheds light on the exodus of Hindus from Kashmir in the 1990s. The film depicts a fictional story about a University student who discovers that Islamist militants killed his Kashmiri...Read More

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Why Australians need to reassess their relationship with alcohol

Divya Singh Divya Singh 9 March 2022

What is that one “thing” that people often use to signify the celebration during any formal or informal event? We cannot conclude any party without this “thing.” Alcohol is synonymous with celebrating joyous times, be it a birthday party, hanging out with friends, or sitting at home and destressing. Weekend night outs with friends for...Read More

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Bowel Cancer Pill Subsidised to $6 from $33000 by Australian Government

Swati Aggarwal Swati Aggarwal 27 January 2022

The third most common cancer that affects Australians is Bowel cancer. Around 15,500 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer every year. Although the disease commonly occurs in people over 50, it can happen at any age. The bowel is the long tube that absorbs water and nutrients from food and processes waste products into faeces....Read More

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India and Australia – A global bond of strength

Cultural Milestone – Australia’s First Bhagavad Gita Oath in the Senate

Aditya-L1- India’s Solar Mission Triumphs with Successful Orbit Entry

The ‘India Vs. Bharat’ Debate: Bridging the Dichotomy

A Tale of Two Names – The Intriguing Dual Identity of India as Bharat

The Linguistic Oasis – Inside India’s Sole Sanskrit-Speaking Village

The Unsung Heroes of India’s Independence Struggle

The Kashmir Files – A gut-wrenching story of Kashmiri Pandits

Why Australians need to reassess their relationship with alcohol

Bowel Cancer Pill Subsidised to $6 from $33000 by Australian Government

RESPECTED FOX CRICKET EXPERTS RETURN AHEAD OF THE BIGGEST SUMMER EVER ON KAYO SPORTS

Renaming Berwick Springs Lake to Guru Nanak Lake – Local Residents are Appauled

New Prize for Young Multicultural Creators in TAC’s Split Second Competition To Highlight Diverse Voices in Road Safety

Camp Quality Launches Multilingual Registrations and Services for Families Facing Childhood Cancer

RESPECTED FOX CRICKET EXPERTS RETURN AHEAD OF THE BIGGEST SUMMER EVER ON KAYO SPORTS

Renaming Berwick Springs Lake to Guru Nanak Lake – Local Residents are Appauled

New Prize for Young Multicultural Creators in TAC’s Split Second Competition To Highlight Diverse Voices in Road Safety

Camp Quality Launches Multilingual Registrations and Services for Families Facing Childhood Cancer

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RESPECTED FOX CRICKET EXPERTS RETURN AHEAD OF THE BIGGEST SUMMER EVER ON KAYO SPORTS

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