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Australian zoologist Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe recalls Kashmiri mentor Samsar Chand Kaul who inspired his love of nature

Award-winning Indian journalist Aditya Raj Kaul recently shared an interview in which Tyndale-Biscoe recalled Master Samsar Chand Kaul, Kaul’s great-grandfather, who was “like an uncle” to him as a boy in Kashmir more than 90 years ago.

New book preserves the remarkable history of Hindu temple in Fiji

The History of Hanuman Garhi, Waiqele Labasa, written by Vasudev Maharaj, was launched at Gopal Sadhu Hanuman Garhi Mandir in Waiqele, Labasa, with devotees, community members and elders attending the event.

Australian Indigenous and Indian artisans unite to preserve 70 cultural designs through woodblock printing

The project, known as Karri-djarrk-durrkmirri — meaning “we work together” in Kuninjku — brought together two women-led creative organisations separated by thousands of kilometres but connected through a shared commitment to preserving cultural heritage.

Liberals outflank Labor with $2.8 million IFFM pledge, putting festival funding at centre of multicultural pitch

“The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne is one of the great success stories of Victorian cultural and creative arts policy, and it started with a Liberal Government prepared to back a bold idea”

Chinese and Indians don’t need Netflix to retrofit Australian classics – We need our own stories on screen

Australia has an extraordinary number of untold stories: the Indian hawkers, merchants, sailors, students and families who built connections with Australia long before today's multiculturalism; the friendships, tensions and exchanges between communities in the colonial era.

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