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Do you know about William Shakespeare’s family in Kolkata?

Shakespear arrived in Calcutta during the early 1800s as an East India Company official, marrying Emily Amelia Thackeray in 1803.

Are you worried about 5 to 11 year olds COVID vaccine, Here’s what we know so far

When approved, children will receive a reduced dose (one-third of the adult dose) and will receive two doses, at the same schedule as adults: approximately three weeks apart.

Market Mantra: The equity market leads Australian shares on a high

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the promise of jabbing the majority of the nation’s population and taming the virus risk also added to Rupee optimism.

The deafening silence of Australian Media over Bangladesh Hindu Genocide

Some commentators fear this uniform silence is a sign of collaborative pressure to cover up atrocities or a sign of imminent Hindu Genocide.

Why Strategic Planning is vital to the resilience of Research and Teaching

Strategic planning holds the key for making future goals that are enabled by the people to have local, regional, national and global influences.

Remaining and expanding: what the Taliban’s return mean for jihad terrorism

The direct costs in terms of human suffering – lives lost, societies destroyed and trillions of dollars spent – are multiplied by unintended consequences and cascading problems.

Market Mantra: Australian shares rise to three weeks high as risk sentiment rebounds

Qantas also added that it would also bring forward the restart of its international flights by two weeks to November 1.

Understanding Caste and Untouchability in Sikhism: In shadow of lynching of Dalit by Nihangs

With Two thousand six hundred forty-three castes. This menace of caste curse is as bad in contemporary Sikhs as it is in any other society.

Market Mantra: Market recovers despite Australia making Home loans difficult

While the interest rate in Australia remained at a historic low of 0.1% the accompanying statement showed the policymakers remain committed to maintaining highly supportive monetary conditions.

World Postal Day: From pigeons, letters to texting, a system that develops with science and needs

The historicity of postal systems, post offices and postmen need to be remembered due to their unforgettable contribution of connecting the people around the globe to their near and dear ones, and social, economic and national growth.

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Pakistani international student assaulted, allegedly racially abused in attack caught on camera outside Melbourne 7-Eleven

Mr Cheema* said the attackers made racist remarks during the assault, including telling him to “go back to your f*** country.”

Record $540,000 fine over alleged ‘modern slavery’ migrant labour racket in NSW

Investigators reported that some migrant workers were living in squalid conditions described as akin to modern slavery.

International student drowns at Sydney beach while testing new diving mask

Fangqi Peng, 30, was at the popular eastern suburbs beach on Sunday afternoon with three friends who were collecting sea snails along the shoreline.
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