By Dr T. Selva Indian curry chicken rice and spicy fried noodles are being craved by Australians in the COVID-19 lockdown in New South Wales. The prolonged movement control restrictions and winter make them yearn for peppery dishes, said Malaysian-born chef Charles Maheswaran. He has been dishing out various takeaway cuisines – chicken curry, curry […]
By Rakesh Arora (Part II) Leopard: Distributed across Asia and Africa, leopards have variations in appearance to a certain degree while one moves across the geographical range. What remains common is the beautiful coat, exceptional stealth and the elusive nature. The smallest of the big cat family, spotted nor dotted but wears rosettes and is […]
By Sidhharrth S Kumaar COVID-19 lockdown has taken a toll on our mental and physical health. As the pandemic hit the world, human beings were locked inside, resulting in no physical activity. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, we need to clean our minds and body. Studies have proven that yoga and meditation help detoxify our […]
Pfizer vs Astra-Zeneca “Although COVID continues to be the menace but real culprit is the declining vitality of human immune system” By Prof Kuldip Sidhu (Part II) ASTRA-ZENECA VACCINE The company used the chimpanzee’s adenovirus that has been engineered to become non-replicating (non-infectious) in human as a vehicle to deliver corona virus spike protein (S) […]
$18.8m Emergency Relief Package A record emergency relief package of $18.8 million, focussing on the Local Government Areas (LGAs) of concern, is available to support vulnerable members of our community during the latest COVID outbreak. It will help grassroots organisations deliver emergency food relief, promote vaccination and testing services, and provide culturally appropriate support and […]
Australia’s Paralympic athletes receive payments for winning medals at the Tokyo Games in line with the payments to our Tokyo Olympic medallists. The decision ensures Paralympics Australia can recognise the champion Paralympic athletes in line with payments made by the Australian Olympic Committee to medal-winning athletes in Tokyo. Australia is eighth on the overall medal […]
The NSW Government has announced an increase to the Residential Tenancy Support Package to up to $4,500 per tenancy and an extension to the eviction moratorium until 11 November 2021, giving increased security to residential tenants impacted by COVID-19. The Residential Tenancy Support Package will now provide payments of up to $4,500 per tenancy as […]
Nestled in the lofty peaks of the Himalayas with jaw-dropping views of majestic Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot and the Panchachuli peaks, this hill station of Pithoragarh district can spellbound any soul to stay there forever. Indeed it is one of those special places that can immerse one into the relish of nature. Surrounded by the […]
By Mohammad Suaib Khan Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra created history after he clinched the gold at the Tokyo Olympics with an attempt of 87.58 metres, becoming only the second Indian after Abhinav Bindra to win an individual gold medal at the Olympics, and the first to bag the yellow metal for the country in a […]
New York Indian origin girls — New Jersy-based Natasha Peri (11) and Dubai-based Priyamvada Deshmukh (12) — have been named in the worlds “brightest” students list based on results of above-grade-level testing of 19,000 students across 84 countries, according to Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY), a part of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, […]