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Deakin University offers $4.5 million scholarship in recognition of India’s 75th year of Independence

100% tuition fee waiver will be offered to 20 high-achieving Indian students for the full duration at the university.

Australia second most preferred country for Indians renouncing their citizenship 

India's Ministry of Home Affairs released the data which shows 1,63,370 Indians renouncing their citizenship in 2021

Mehtaab Group’s Vikramjeet Singh Khalsa to face court for allegedly underpaying Indian international student

The Fair Work Commission ordered Paint Splash to pay the worker $21,491 compensation, plus superannuation, within two weeks. The company allegedly failed to make the payments to her.

India on course to become fastest growing economy despite global recession fears

Currently, India's forex reserves have declined by USD around 40 billion in 2022.

Hit-run driver Puneet Puneet, who fled Australia, granted bail by court in India

Puneet fled Australia on a friend’s passport while awaiting sentencing and was arrested in India in 2013 on his wedding day.

3.5% unemployment: Australia’s jobless rate at its lowest since 1974

The official unemployment rate in June fell to 3.5%. It’s almost 50 years – August 1974, to be exact – since it was lower.

How James Webb’s deep field images remind about artificial divide between science and art

The mysteries of the universe are the stuff of science and of the imagination.

Aussie Maths Researcher Backs Baudhayana Over Pythagoras

“It’s not enough to just change a name from Pythagoras to Baudhayana. What’s more important is India reclaims its long-lost title as Vishwa Guru or ‘World Teacher’."

Western Australia requests airlines to start direct flights from India to Perth

India ranks 11th in terms of footfalls and 10th in terms of spendings in Western Australia.

Are you addicted to social media?

This study has listed 46 side-effects that social media addiction can cause amongst its users.

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A pact of the desperate: What’s really behind the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan triangle

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Griffith MP Renee Coffey removes graffiti targeting Indian, Chinese and Indigenous Australians’ ‘Aussie’ posters

The vandalism in Brisbane has also reignited debate over whether altering political street art should itself be considered political expression.

Police looking for teenage e-scooter rider for allegedly assaulting 82-year-old man twice after confronting him

He is described as being aged between 16 and 18, with a skinny build and blond-coloured hair.
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