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
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
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
With the omicron variant surging across Australia, there has been a steep rise in demand for home testing kits for Covid-19. For instance, Liv Mcdonald went out to find the kits at the nearby drugstores during the Christmas break, but she could not find one. She feared her grandparents might get infected; she asked her...Read More
Eating with your hands takes practice; there is more to it than meets the eye. Westerners are mesmerised when they visit India and observe the practice for themselves, dispelling the myth it’s unhygienic and messy. Dishes like banana leaf platter, a traditional rice meal in Southern India cuisine, are only eaten with hands. Throughout India,...Read More
While not all Australian citizens are comfortable with measures taken by the Federal and State Health Ministry to curb the spread of Coronavirus, it looks like most citizens are grateful for the hotel quarantine conditions provided to them by the government. Most citizens are appreciating and welcoming the restrictions stipulated by the government to contain...Read More
The Order of Australia Medal, which is given out to selected recipients every year, is a prestigious medal. This year, four Indian-origin people have received it for their contribution to medicine and to the community at large. We profile each one of them below. Congratulations, guys! OAM stands for Order of Australia Medal, and the...Read More
Settling in another country can be a daunting task. Settling in India, in particular, can be nerve wrecking. As of 2016, there are almost 3000-4000 Australians living in India. So, what does India do to them? Does it make or break their identity? Do they ever fit in or are they constantly pinned as misfits?...Read More
When an Australian looks at it, their heart is filled with pride. When an outsider lays eyes on it, the word changes to awestruck! That is the appeal of the Sydney Opera House. A major tourist spot, a UNESCO world heritage site that boasts of a rich cultural history, the 1973 building needs no...Read More
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