By Bijinder Dugal AASHA AUSTRALIA FOUNDATION hosts Indian senior group on second and fourth Fridays from 11am-2pm. Activities include: 1. Yoga—Gentle yoga exercises and explanation of benefits for health with these exercises. Students will be provided a chance to do simple Yoga exercises with seniors. 2. Bollywood music and some English songs on request. Students […]
By Nidhi Kumari Rakesh Dasgupta has won many accolades today as a screenwriter for Shiva, he feels that it is the start of his journey and that there is a long way to go. Brimming with passion as always, Rakesh hasn’t changed a bit, his painstaking eyes are only dreaming bigger and his passion for […]
As the International smash hit “The Merchants of Bollywood” returns to Australian stages after it’s triumphant World tour, Indus Age caught up with the Lead Female Carol Furtado in an exclusive interview where the actor gets candid about the glittery show, performing on stage and a lot more. Excepts: By Nidhi Kumari Carol, tell us […]
The fifth Annual India Australia Business & Community Awards platform, held an exclusive event in honour of our talented pool of 2018 IABCA finalists from across the nation. This intimate gathering bought together the who’s who of the Australian Indian Diaspora at a unique space, Nanda\Hobbs Art Gallery. The event also acknowledged the valuable contribution […]
By Nidhi Kumari With over 20 years of experience that boasts of having Asha Bhosle, Jagjit Singh, Pankaj Udhas, Gurdas Mann, Sonu Nigam, Daler Mehendi and many more biggies on their show, Cinestar Events Australia Presents Shehzada-e-Ghazal ‘Jazim’ Hailing from a small town to becoming the prince of Ghazal, Jazim Sharma spoke to Indus Age […]
By Binita Das Kolkata It is time for some authentic Rajasthani food! Here is a food festival, “The Royal Kitchens of Rajasthan”, celebrating the vibrant and regal Rajasthani culture to make you familiar with the dishes that the royalties savoured. The people of the city are relishing a variety of delicacies from the land of […]
By Vishnu Makhijani Title: God Save The Hon’ble Supreme Court; Author: Fali S. Nariman; Publisher: Hay House; Pages: 304. Atal Bihari Vajpayee taught noted jurist Fali S. Naiman an invaluable lesson: It doesn’t pay to get angry or lose your temper in Parliament. “Atalji was an astute statesman to his fingertips. Courageous when required. Diplomatic […]
By Saket Suman Novi Sad (Serbia) Some 90 km from the historic city of Belgrade, the Danube river — once a long-standing frontier of the Roman Empire — makes a winding curve to form a S-shaped meander. Here lies the quaint town of Novi Sad with the Petrovaradin fortress overlooking the landscape. The town has […]
By Nivedita New Delhi His infectious energy is something people take inspiration from and his quirkiness makes him one of the most versatile actors in Bollywood. However, Ranveer Singh makes sure to switch off from the world and unwind as his day gets over to take a break from his fast-paced life. “I do that […]
By Nury Vittachi This columnist once wrote to a friend gently suggesting that he was not cut out to be an anger management therapist. He replied in capital letters: “SO. WHAT. ARE. YOU. SAYING?” People love being angry these days, and the problem is getting worse. When I look at Facebook, I feel I need […]