Sri Ram Navami : Why do we bow down to Sri Rama?

Sri Ram Navami : Why do we bow down to Sri Rama?

By Shashi Narasimhiah 14 April 2019 would be Ram Navami. Both epics – Ramayana and Mahabharata are tales of suffering and tragedy. At the end of it all, in both epics, everyone loses what they had (or wanted) and leaves the reader sad and with many questions. Why is the Epic of Ramayana important to […]

TERI aids University of NSW to establish urban living labs in India

TERI aids University of NSW to establish urban living labs in India

The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) recently released its smart energy policy brief for cities at the fourth Australia-India Knowledge Exchange event held at University of New South Wales (UNSW). The policy brief titled “Making Indian Cities Energy Smart” aims to help Indian cities manage energy footprints and influence future carbon emissions is one of […]

“Morrison continues to fail Australia’s migrant & multicultural communities” – Tony Burke & Shayne Neumann’s Media Release

“Morrison continues to fail Australia’s migrant & multicultural communities” – Tony Burke & Shayne Neumann’s Media Release

After six years of cuts and chaos, Scott Morrison and the Liberals continue to neglect Australia’s migrant and multicultural communities.   Scott Morrison has delivered an election con job which means nothing to people hoping to contribute to our society and call Australia home.   There is nothing in the Budget to improve visa processing […]

SRK takes hours to dress up, says Gauri Khan

SRK takes hours to dress up, says Gauri Khan

Mumbai Celebrity interior designer and producer Gauri Khan says her husband and superstar Shah Rukh Khan takes hours to dress up whenever they are stepping out for a party. Shah Rukh and Gauri won the Most Stylish Couple Award at an event. She later took to Instagram to celebrate the win. She shared her favourite […]

Future of ‘Mahagathbandhan’ and emerging trajectories of 2019 polls in India (Political Calculus)

Future of ‘Mahagathbandhan’ and emerging trajectories of 2019 polls in India (Political Calculus)

By Jayanta Ghosal Indian politics is always moving along new, emerging trajectories. After 20 years of the Congress dominating electoral politics, it was perhaps in 1967 that for the first time the party faced a setback. In 1977, there was another strong anti-Congress mood prevailing in the country following the Emergency. But then, Indira Gandhi […]

Chef Hermann Grossbichler’s 25-year romance with India

Chef Hermann Grossbichler’s 25-year romance with India

By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi He was born and trained in Austria, spent time in Switzerland where he developed a likeness for Italian cuisine, travelled the world in a cruise liner and eventually began a 25-year-romance with India that continues to this day. For Chef Hermann Grossbichler, the learning never ends and each day is […]