Sydney January 2019
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Kunming: The city of eternal spring (Travelogue)
By Aroonim Bhuyan Kunming (China) Covered with blossoming flowers and lush vegetation and blessed with a salubrious climate throughout the year, the city of Kunming, the capital of the southwestern Chinese province of Yunnan, is a tourist’s delight. Located at an elevation of 6,200 feet above sea level, Kunming is known as the City of […]
2019=3, Jupiter-Biggest, denotes Wealth & Prosperity but still write ‘19 not 2019!
Celebrity astrologer Sanjay B Jumaani Predicts In our New-Year story for the last 3 years we had predicted something nobody had even passed a fleeting reference- the weather! While we had said 2016=9, Mars that is fiery Red, so shall be one of the hottest years. Ditto wias said of 2017=1, Sun that’s fiery too! […]
Cricket’s high & low: From MeToo to sandpaper scandal to triumph Down Under
By Tridib Baparnash New Delhi The gentleman’s game hit a new low in 2018 when two of the world’s finest batsmen — Steve Smith and David Warner — copped year-long bans from Cricket Australia for their involvement in the infamous ‘sandpaper gate’ scandal while in India, it was marred by “MeToo” allegations against the BCCI […]
Made In India: A regal feast with Delhi 6 ‘tadka’
By Parul Soni Noida Have you been yearning to visit Purani Dilli to gorge on authentic kebabs, nihari, phirni and the like — but the fear of large crowds and congested areas is holding you back? Then head to Radisson Blu MBD Noida’s “Made In India” fine-dining restaurant, which, besides excelling in Avadhi and Lucknowi […]
Women receive 2 abusive tweets every minute: Amnesty International
San Francisco On an average, women receive an abusive or problematic tweet every 30 seconds, reveals an Amnesty International study that buttresses Twitter’s reputation as a “toxic” platform for women, especially for politicians and journalists. Women of colour, (Black, Asian, Latinx and mixed-race women) were 34 per cent more likely to be mentioned in abusive […]
Multi-faceted Kader Khan leaves behind a vast oeuvre of work, fond memories
By Quaid Najmi Mumbai An actor-writer-comedian and Quranic scholar, the multi-talented Kader Khan, who died in Toronto aged 81, has left behind a vast oeuvre of work from a career spanning over four decades and will be remembered as much for his contribution to Hindu filmdom as for deciphering Islam for the laity across the […]
SHIMMER- THE FASHION HUT
Satisfying the appetite of fashion lovers, Shimmer-The Fashion Hut ,is the new destination for ready to wear apparels for today’s women. Nestled in the heart of Indian community hub of Harris Park in West Sydney,it is a one stop shop for all needs of fashion savvy souls. Shimmer-The Fashion Hut stocks the latest and trendy […]
“Guards at the Taj is a fairly bold play,”: Director Jyotsna Sharma
By Nidhi Kumari Indus Age caught up with Jyotsna Sharma, the director of the successfully performed play ‘Guards at the Taj’ which is written by Pulitzer finalist Rajiv Joseph. The director gets candid about the relevance of theatre, her play being applauded; upcoming shows and more. Read on: As a director how do you ensure […]