How violinist Bhairavi Raman strings together two cultures
Each time I've seen Bhairavi Raman perform, she’s clad in beautiful saris that, along with her music, pull in the audience. Like many children...
Bharat Sundaresan: The other side of cricket
If cricket is your thing, Bharat Sundaresan is a name you're familiar with. No, he's not a cricketer, but he's deeply immersed in the...
Harsiddhi Mody’s musical revolution at the heart of Melbourne
Growing up in Mumbai in a family of academicians and doctors, Harsiddhi Mody was fortunate to be surrounded by a blend of intellectual pursuits...
Doctor’s diary: Sarat’s journey to Home Hill triumph
Dr Sarat Chandra Viswanadh began his medical career in the rural town of Nellimarla in Andhra Pradesh, India. Joining the newly established Maharajahs Institute...
Harmony & holidays: Indian flair in Aussie Christmas cheer
From cherished customs rooted in India to embracing the diversity of Australian celebrations, discover how these three families have created a heart-warming celebration of...
Meet Dr Jai Vaze: Australia’s top hydrologist
Last February, Australia faced its worst floods in its entire history causing widespread destruction and impacting communities profoundly. The floods in northern rivers in...
John Lang’s untold saga: From Parramatta Pub to the heart of India
Sydney-based author Sean Doyle unfolds the captivating narrative of John George Lang, Australia's pioneering novelist, born in a Parramatta pub in 1816. Despite his...
A decade of dedication: IndianCare’s remarkable journey
Jaya Manchikanti, President of IndianCare, vividly recalls the seminal moment of the organisation's inaugural annual general meeting (AGM) about ten years ago. The presence...
Meghna’s melting pot music: A fusion of culture and change
Perhaps one can say that Meghna always dreamt of pop ubiquity from a very young age. She simply loved music and performing and started...
Armi Bhela: From Punjab to plantations to the heart of Townsville
Townville businessman Amarjit (Armi) Bhela believes that when one is born poor in a village, “the funny thing is your memories are very good...