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Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 – How Indian Australians Celebrated Together

Swati Aggarwal 8 September 2025

For every Australian Indian, Ganesh Chaturthi is more than just a festival — it is a heartfelt reunion with home, heritage, and hope. In the bustling streets of Sydney, Melbourne, and beyond, this celebration rekindles the warmth of childhood memories, the joy of community gatherings, and the pride of carrying forward timeless traditions in a new land. It is where old stories find fresh voices and where each colourful idol embodies the resilient spirit of Indians who call Australia their home.Read More

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Australia’s First Jain Temple: A Monument of Faith and Community in Melbourne

Daisy Akhtar 9 August 2025

In a landmark development for Australia’s growing Indian diaspora, Melbourne is set to become home to the nation’s first Jain temple. A symbol of devotion, community spirit, and cultural preservation, this temple is more than just a place of worship—it represents a significant step in acknowledging and celebrating Australia’s diverse religious landscape. A Temple Rooted […]Read More

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Australia’s First Mainstream Hindu School to Open in Sydney by 2027

Ankit Gupta 1 August 2025

In a landmark decision reflecting the multicultural ethos of Australia, the federal government has pledged AU$8.5 million towards the establishment of the nation’s first mainstream Hindu school. Named the Sanatan School, this pioneering institution will be located in the northwest suburbs of Sydney and is scheduled to open its doors by 2027. The Sanatan School […]Read More

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Mahakumbh 2025: The World’s Largest Spiritual Gathering

Varsha Saini 31 January 2025

Mahakumbh has deep roots in Hindu mythology and is associated with the legend of the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean). According to ancient scriptures, during the battle between the Devas (gods) and Asuras (demons) over Amrit (nectar of immortality), drops of the nectar fell at four locations—Prayagraj, Haridwar, Ujjain, and Nashik. These places became the sites of the Kumbh Mela, with Prayagraj hosting the grandest form—Mahakumbh—once every 12 years.Read More

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IIT Wale Baba – The Story of Abhay Singh

Deepak Gopalakrishnan 31 January 2025

Karan Singh Grewal, a former president of the Jhajjar Bar Association, shared insights into his son’s decision to renounce domestic life. According to Grewal, Abhay Singh’s choice stemmed from conflicts within the family, particularly between Grewal and his wife. Grewal described his son as a straightforward and truthful individual, who was deeply affected by the discord in their household. This revelation highlights how familial conflicts and domestic issues can significantly impact the mental and emotional well-being of individuals, prompting them to make life-altering decisions.Read More

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WHEN DEATH COMES CALLING

Saad Kapoor 10 July 2024

Death is one of those topics that we’re all aware of but never talk about. In many cultures, it is accepted blasphemy to speak of death as if it were objectively real. The vast majority of us believe there is some greater plane of existence beyond death, even though we behave as though we really […]Read More

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Celebrating Shree Ram Navami- Understanding Its Significance in Hindu Culture

Chirag Thakkar 16 April 2024

Shree Ram Navami, a pivotal festival in the Hindu calendar, is celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across India and among Hindu communities worldwide. This auspicious day marks the birth of Lord Rama, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and is observed on the ninth day of the Chaitra month (March-April) according to the Hindu lunar […]Read More

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

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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Australia’s Spiritual Journey: Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 in Pakistan

Gaurav Malhotra 16 November 2023

Embarking on a Spiritual Odyssey: Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 In a testament to cultural and spiritual unity, the Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 beckons Australians to embark on a transformative journey to Pakistan. This pilgrimage holds profound significance, bridging geographical distances to connect hearts and souls through shared heritage and devotion. Honouring Sikh Heritage: The Essence […]Read More

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The Significance of Lighting Diyas On Diwali Festival

Swati Aggarwal 8 October 2022

Diwali also referred to as Deepawali especially by the Southern Indians, is a very special and popular Indian festival among the Hindus. It is widely celebrated by the Hindu community. Diwali is a five-day festival and is celebrated once a year either in October or November – it had no fixed days. Many traditions and […]Read More

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Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 – How Indian Australians Celebrated Together

Australia’s First Jain Temple: A Monument of Faith and Community in Melbourne

Australia’s First Mainstream Hindu School to Open in Sydney by 2027

Mahakumbh 2025: The World’s Largest Spiritual Gathering

IIT Wale Baba – The Story of Abhay Singh

WHEN DEATH COMES CALLING

Celebrating Shree Ram Navami- Understanding Its Significance in Hindu Culture

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

Australia’s Spiritual Journey: Yatra Nankana Sahib 2023 in Pakistan

The Significance of Lighting Diyas On Diwali Festival

Beyond Border-Gavaskar, India’s women are a Big Bash drawcard

The truck driver who answered racism with food and became Australia’s Local Hero

Indian film crews keep choosing Australia as rebates, locations and a festival align

Australia needs 28,000 more truck drivers while its Punjabi workforce faces roadside abuse

Beyond Border-Gavaskar, India’s women are a Big Bash drawcard

The truck driver who answered racism with food and became Australia’s Local Hero

Indian film crews keep choosing Australia as rebates, locations and a festival align

Australia needs 28,000 more truck drivers while its Punjabi workforce faces roadside abuse

Sri Durga Temple Rockbank – Largest Hindu Temples In Melbourne

Commonwealth Bank becomes Australia’s first bank to offer buying and selling of cryptocurrency

The Masterchef Talks: Sashi’s Secret! At Naturally good Expo, Sydney

Struggles of Transition: The Migration Experience of Indians in Australia

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