With Air India completing two years of operation in Australia, Madhu Mathen, the Manager of Air India in Australia talks to Indus Age. Excerpts from the interview: Air India has completed two years of operation in Australia. What has been the response to Air India’s return to the market after a long hiatus? I must […]
By-Nidhi Kumari Playing with dolls is a part of growing up years, we grow up with that tiny toy, we sleep and we wake up with that cute little thing. And as always once we have played enough, we tend to throw or forget that most important possession into the bin or leave it to […]
By Ankit Sinha, IANS New Delhi He’s from Britain, but loves the Indian dal! Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who is venturing into the Indian space with his globally renowned Jamie’s Pizzeria and Jamie’s Italian chains, said he “loves Indian cooking”. “I love Indian cooking. I’ve been experimenting for a few years now and whilst I’m […]
The globally recognized versatile actor who is known to pick his roles carefully, Irrfan Khan will soon be seen as the rough and rugged cop in Sanjay Gupta’s October 9th release, the edge-of-the-seat, action thriller ‘Jazbaa’. Irrfan speaks exclusively to the Indus Age Team about his various roles, co-stars and his inspiration. Excerpts: What attracted you […]
Five long years after Gujarish (2010), the beauty queen and former Miss World, Aishwarya Rai returns with an author-backed role in Sanjay Gupta’s Jazbaa. “Jazbaa” narrates the story of a prominent and respected lawyer, Anuradha (played by Aishwarya Rai Bachchan), a suspended cop (played by Irrfan), as they race against time and corruption to save […]
The first Sydney Metro Northwest tunnel boring machine to finish tunnelling has been pulled out of the ground in a precision operation, with its massive 105-tonne cutter-head lifted 25m to the surface. Tunnel Boring Machine 3 Isabelle recently finished her journey at Epping after digging almost 6km of Australia’s longest railway tunnels. She was […]
Minister for Disability Services John Ajaka today launched ‘Who Cares?’ – an app that provides support for young carers whilst speaking at the Carer Day Conference at Western Sydney University. ‘Who Cares?’ is designed to help young people from 12 years old who care for loved ones with a disability or illness. Mr Ajaka […]
Planning hurdles are raising the cost of new hotel developments vital to Australia’s surging tourism sector, according to a report released today by Trade and Investment Minister Andrew Robb and new Tourism and International Education Minister Senator Richard Colbeck. Commissioned by Austrade from planning consultancy Urbis, the report Hotel Development Regulations in Australia identifies […]
By-Nidhi Kumari With fire in his eyes and desire in his heart, Australian based Indian actor, Rakesh Dasgupta came to Australia. Little did he know that the road ahead would be tough and hard, but he did not stop. His ardent desire to see himself as an actor made him strive harder and harder. Today, […]
SEVA is a non-profit, non-religious, non-political NGO, focused on the rapidly expanding Australian South Asian community in Sydney. This includes people of Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Nepali, Maldivian and Bhutanese ancestry. SEVA seeks to identify and support individuals and communities through capacity building projects and to work together in partnership to address identified social […]