Sydney based film maker Anupam Sharma is the latest inclusion in the Power 50 List of the 50 Most powerful and influential professionals in the Australian film industry. Australia’s most prestigious film industry publication ENCORE released its annual list of film professionals “who have achieved new heights in 2010/11, whose decisions influence and shape Australia [...]
Brett Lee’s Foundation launches a Community Music Centre for Indian children The children who live alongside the Deonar Dumping Ground in the slum community of Govandi will now experience the joy of learning music, thanks to the launch of a Community Music Centre, courtesy of Australian pace bowler, Brett Lee’s new Foundation, ‘Mewsic.’ Working with [...]
How Pakistan’s obsession with India is hurting it and stopping it from joining the global mainstream. A video documentary.
A story on the plight of Kashmiri Pandits. The agony and the pain faced by people of Kashmiri Pandit community. A story of My homeland Kashmir. Homeland is the place from where we hail from. The land which holds our roots. My homeland is – Kashmir – is best defined by poet Dina Nath ‘Nadim’. [...]
Its Sydney’s best kept secret. Located in the midst of Sydney, in the heart of Auburn at the corner of Chisholm and Chiswick Roads is 9.2 hectares of lush parklands, called the Auburn Botanical Gardens. The park features a Japanese Garden with traditional landscaping including a waterfall, decorative bridges and ornamental trees set around a [...]
Rabindranath Tagore lived from 7 May 1861 – 7 August 1941 and earned himself a sobriquet Gurudev. He was a Bengali poet, novelist, musician, painter and playwright who reshaped Bengali literature and music. As author of Gitanjali with its “profoundly sensitive, fresh and beautiful verse”,he was the first non-European to be awarded the Nobel Prize [...]
The NSW Government places great importance on our economic, trade and cultural relationship with India; building these ties is one of the top priorities of the new Government. We’ve made it very clear since being elected that we are determined to forge closer trade links with India – you are already one of our most [...]
India has been the flavour of the season and the realisation that India is the next big trade frontier for Australia is slowly sinking in. During his recent trip to Australia, India’s Commerce and Industry Minister, Anand Sharma did an awesome job of convincing even the die-hard critics of the need for a deeper Australian [...]
‘The Weave of Life – stories of community, change and challenge’ is a collection of unique narrative rugs by Tejsi Dhana Marwada and Samat Tejsi Marwada of Kutch in Gujarat in North western India. This exhibition opened on 4th May and was inaugurated by Amit Dasgupta, Consul General of India at Bondi Pavilion. Carole Douglas [...]
I AM is not your usual “Bollywood Film” – for the first time in Indian cimema history, the film has been almost completely crowd sourced -started from a mere $35 to over $0.6million – it is a great testimony to producers Sanjay Suri and Onir pioneering work in creating truly path breaking cinema – giving [...]
Bin Laden changed the course of history and his death has again changed the course of history.
Bin Laden was finally found more than 9 and half years after the 2001 attacks on the United States Bin Laden, 54, had been hiding in military garrison city of Abbottabad, about 60 kilometres from Rawalpindi and about 35 miles north of Islamabad in Pakistan. Abbotabad is a popular summer resort, located in a gateway [...]
