‘Shri 420’: a centuries old story with a modern comedic twist

‘Shri 420’: a centuries old story with a modern comedic twist

By Tara Desai Religious frauds are not a new phenomenon. For millennia, supposedly god-men have abused their positions of authority to exploit naïve, vulnerable individuals who only seek surety on their journey to spiritual enlightenment. Adakar Theatre and Cultural Group’s production ‘Shri 420’, staged at NIDA’s Parade Theatres on July 14th and 15th, explores the […]

Stay safe and know your working rights: A briefing for Indian international students studying in Sydney and NSW

Consulate General of India, Sydney in association with Study NSW will organise a briefing session for International Students from India studying in Sydney on Friday 25 August 2017, 3:45PM-6:00PM (2 hours) at Indian Cultural Centre, Level 2, 265 Castlereagh Street, Sydney 2000. During the session entitled “Stay safe and know your working rights – A briefing […]

Cancer levels across the nation mapped for the first time by PHIDU at Torrens University Australia

The Public Health Information Development Unit (PHIDU) at Torrens University Australia has released its first national Atlas on cancer incidence by community and locality across the nation, including by state and territory, socioeconomic status and remoteness. In addition, the revealing maps show cancer incidence by Local Government Area and Primary Health Network. “PHIDU has been […]

Bir: Of serenity, monasteries and the monsoon (Travelogue)

Bir: Of serenity, monasteries and the monsoon (Travelogue)

By Somrita Ghosh Himachal Pradesh Imagine a morning like this — pull aside the window curtains to witness the magnificent snow-capped Dhauladhar range standing tall and the surrounding hilltops covered by dark clouds; suddenly it starts pouring heavily, rain drops sprinkling your face as you sip your morning cuppa. Well, this is how I was […]