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Six places in New Zealand you never knew existed
Set yourself apart and check out these quirky places to visit in New Zealand. Put them on your bucket list now for when you travel next! By Puja Gupta Recognised for its clean and green environment, New Zealand is made up of many beautiful landscapes – from vast mountain chains to grand volcanoes, from flowing […]
Harvard Business School dean Srikant Datar – Mumbaikar who loves hard work, yoga & eggs
BY QUAID NAJMI Mumbai When the news of the appointment of Srikant M. Datar as the new dean of Harvard Business School (HBS) flashed, his thrilled friends, classmates, faculty and colleagues in Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, New Delhi and other parts of India erupted in collective joy. There was a flurry of congratulatory messages, emoticons and […]
‘Flowers’ made of Rs 1.11 cr offered at Telangana temple
Hyderabad The Kanyaka Parameswari temple in Telangana has been decorated with origami flowers made of currency notes amounting to over Rs.1.11 crore. As part of Dussehra festival, the organizers adorned the goddess with garlands and bouquets of origami flowers made from the currency notes of various denominations and colours. The unique offering was made at […]
Diwali Recipes: Methi Mathri, Nut Karanji, Banana Halwa Burfi and more from Sanjeev Kapoor
New Delhi Traditional sweets and snacks are of the essence when it comes to Diwali and the celebrations are simply incomplete without home-cooked stuff. This time celebrate the festival by indulging in some sweet as well as tangy treats. Here are some mouth-watering recipes by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor. 1. Bhajanee chakliIngridients: 2 tablespoons Nutralite Salt […]
A cautionary tale for Australia’s migrant community
by Molina Asthana(B.Com, LLB, LLM)Principal, Swarup Asthana Lawyers and Business Advisors We all know that in Australia, migrants make up the fabric of our society and contribute significantly to the economy as well. The Scanlon Foundation Report 2019 recorded the following statistics: The population growth of Australia in the recent years is constituted more by […]
Farah Khan: Aishwarya shot for Mohabbatein in lace saree amid freezing cold, never complained
Mumbai The Aditya Chopra directorial Mohabbatien was released 20 years, and choreographer Farah Khan walked down memory lane and recalled choreographing Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the cold weather of London. Released in 2000, the love story features Aishwarya as the lover of Raj (Shah Rukh Khan). Her character commits suicide when her conservative father (Amitabh […]
Sydney MARDI GRAS Parade to take place in March 2021
Australia’s beloved celebration of pride and diversity, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, will become the first internationally significant event to be staged since the spread of COVID-19, taking place on Saturday 6 March, 2021. In order to ensure the safety of parade participants, spectators and the community at large, the 2021 Parade […]
Diwali a time for gifts which are biosecurity aware
Diwali, the ‘festival of lights’ is an exciting time for Hindus where customary gifts are exchanged across the world. It’s also a time of increased biosecurity risk as gifts containing plant and animal material may be sent to Australia. Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud asked Diwali gift givers to keep in […]