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Yearly Archives: 2022

Climate protesters cause peak morning traffic chaos by blocking Sydney Harbour Tunnel

Under NSW legislation, illegal protests organised by "anarchist protesters") which disrupt any public roads, rail lines, tunnels, bridges and industrial estates can now be fined $22,000 or jailed for two years, or both.

‘Little India’ in Sydney: A destination like no other in the southern hemisphere

There were also talks of constructing an 'India Gate' in Sydney at a meeting held between Federal MP from Parramatta, Andrew Charlton, and members of the Indian-Australian business community in Sydney.

Australia and India to boost ties between defence industries

"Australia’s interests don’t just align with India’s, they are inextricably entwined. Expect this relationship to grow & prosper, our cooperation to deepen.”

International Yoga Day: Am I a Hindu if I practice Yoga?

If you have broken the shackles of religion, in all its limitations, then not only yoga but all the paths that have come out of this deep reflective philosophy are not a religion but an invitation to explore and realise.

“Anti India forces trying to exploit caste and gender especially Dalit issues”

Tune in for an exclusive interview with Dalit scholar and BJP National spokesperson

Agri-Trade will take Australia-India relationship to all-time high

“Agricultural innovation is booming in Australia, with data and technology underpinning the drive for agriculture to be a $100 billion export industry. We have a lot to offer to India.”

Australia-India Indo-Pacific Oceans initiative partnership grant for Jindal School of International Affairs

"We have provided opportunities for our faculty and students to connect with our partner institutions in Australia, and we are delighted to be partnering with the University of Wollongong for this exciting project."

An Indic Muslim exploring Vedic knowledge and cultural heritage through music

“A few years ago, I happened to listen to Shri Hari Stotram, an ode to Lord Vishnu written by Adi Shankaracharya. I was blown away by the lyrical beauty, the rhythm, the thought and the timelessness of the composition.”

Jaskaran Singh found guilty of killing Libby Ruge

"He opened the window he was playing loud Punjabi music and he was yelling at people outside who were just waiting to cross the road… it was very disrespectful."

The River Project: A feeling of Maa Ganga in Sydney

As a river of sustenance in contemporary Australia, the Georges River has multiple living histories. This includes ceremony, ritual and leisure, as ascribed to it by various communities who live near it.

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