Hindi Divas is celebrated on 14 September because on this day in 1949, the Constituent Assembly of India had adopted Hindi written in Devanagari script as the official language of the Republic of India. Later, Pt Jawaharlal Nehru announced this day to be celebrated as Hindi Divas in the country. First Hindi Divas was celebrated […]
‘Bathukamma’, a colourful and vibrant floral festival of Telangana celebrated by women with flowers is now part of global celebrations wherever the people of Telangana are settled. On 23rd September, 2017 the same was celebrated in a grand manner in Sydney – Australia @ Belhaven Manor in Wentworthville where more than 500 people especially women and […]
One of Indian most revered classical dance performers, Pandit Rajendra Gangani, is coming to Sydney – not only for a live show, but to hold an intensive six-day Kathak workshop. Akash Arora has the low down: Sydney’s premier Indian cultural school, Swastik Institute of Dance has scored a real coup. It has managed to convince […]
By Sandeep Sharma (Sur (Oman) A picture-perfect lighthouse, a dhow factory, wadis, a cinema hall, mountains, fishing, boating and a few exotic beaches — Sur, the second-richest city in Oman after the capital Muscat, has a lot to offer to travel junkies. Situated on the north-eastern coast of Oman, the city, which is the capital […]
By Jaideep Sarin Hong Kong He grew up in Chandigarh and never thought he would be a billionaire and one of the richest people in Hong Kong. But Harry S. Banga has done that successfully in the fields of commodities, ship management and asset management. With a net worth of $1.02 billion, Harindarpal Singh Banga, […]
By Bhavana Akella Bengaluru Ranked as Asia’s best restaurant for three years in a row for his eponymous “Gaggan” in Bangkok, Kolkata-born Chef Gaggan Anand is all about taking Indian food to the world beyond its stereotyped curry prism. He’s on a mission to prove to the world that the concept of curry doesn’t exist […]
It is always a delight to watch this unstoppable, ever smiling, beautiful actor onscreen; Vidya Balan is back with Tumhari Sulu where she plays a suburban Mumbai Housewife whose life changes when she lands herself in a job as a Radio Jockey for a night show. The flawless actor spoke to Indus Age where she […]
By Nidhi Kumari Kabir Singh has proved his acting prowess and versatility in a very short span of time. Having appeared in more than 20 films, the young actor is gearing up for another challenging role in his upcoming feature film ‘One Less God’ which is based on the Mumbai bombings and kidnapping of hostages in […]
The ex Concillor and Deputy Mayor of Hornsby in an exclusive interview with Indus Age. By Nidhi Kumari Coming to a foreign soil for better prospects bring with it– its share of challenges and struggles. You’ve spent more than two decades in Australia, how do you look at the time gone by? Yes, I have […]
By Papri Sri Raman London Going around is a British invention, not improbable in the land of the cartwheel penny, but the London Eye tops it all. It earns 25,000 pounds every day. This millennium marker was supposed to last just five years but has gone around for 17. The slowly moving Ferris Wheel takes […]