The Global Organisation for Indian Family and Youth Incorporated (GOIFY Inc.) – a step toward connecting Indian families and youth in countries across the world, is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to provide lasting friendship and mateship. GOIFY is also committed to promote and preserve rich Indian culture and heritage. It also paves way for […]
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? […]
By- Mohammed Fakruddin Jamal The multicultural Eid festival event organised in short time broke all the records of crowd participation in western suburbs. Wyndham Eid festival had a huge response from local and non local residents, who enjoyed the first ever Eid festival organised in Werribee. More than 12,000 people attended the biggest ever […]
By-Nidhi Kumari Indian food and spices go hand in hand; this is because India has a rich history of spices and flavors. The aura and aroma of Indian food is ‘Simply Spice’. To spice up our food in a more delicious manner, guide us about the various ingredients and tingle our taste buds furthermore, […]
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 […]
The biggest film festival of the southern hemisphere commemorating Indian films and films from across the globe sprinkled over the Australian soil once again with the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM). The annual film festival was marked from 14th-27th August, 2015, and colored Australia with joy and jubilation. The theme for this year’s IFFM […]
By: Dr. Pradeep Neupane (B.A.M.S.) Clinical Director According to Ayurvedic philosophy, the warmth of spring starts melting the accumulated kapha from winter which starts liquefying and running out of the body. This is why people tend to get spring colds. At the same time, booming flowers shed their pollen, which can also aggravate kapha types […]
During the recent Purshotum Mas, Pradip Gorasia & Bina Gorasia invited and hosted the renowned Kathakar from Mumbai, India, Benshree Vijuben Rajani. Benshree gave lectures on various subjects such as Navadha Bhakti, Shiva Mahatmya, Sunderkaand, Gopi Geet, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Shrimad Bhagawat, Devi Bhagwat and Geeta. Although she is not a “Karmakandi” Bhramin, she facilitates the […]
Life has remained beautiful and normal for Romit Shah who hails from one of the most modern Indian city Baroda also known as Vadodara. A very vibrant young engineer Romit, like many also dreamt of an Australain life. Romit is married and accompanied by his wife Dipti Patel. Romit and Dipti Successfully managed their entry […]
Winters are accompanied by dwelling inside the blankets, sitting beside a hearth, enjoying the pleasant sun and lazing around. However, it also brings with it cold, cough, joint pains, rough, dry skin, indigestion, etc. Dr.Pradeep Neupane (BAMS), one of the most experienced Ayurvedic Doctors in Australia said, “This is the season of Kapha, which means […]