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India to resume regular international flights to Australia from March 27

Travel search queries from India for Australian cities like Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney have jumped 15-20 per cent this month.

India fast emerging as a potential market for quality Australian wine exports

Traditionally, India is known to favour the consumption of alcoholic beverages such as beer, rum, and scotch.  However, the Indian wine industry has seen a...

Mother and son lost their lives in Sydney floods

The car was discovered in Cooper Creek, in WentworthVille with only personal items believed to belong to the pair left behind.

The Monk who Transformed Uttar Pradesh: A data driven account of the past 5 years

UP was famous for headlines around riots, arson and dacoity – sadly being done with political patronage of certain leaders, and often by members of the specific groups.

‘The Joke’ Freedom House report again ranks India ‘partly free’

Freedom House has downgraded India to “partly free” after listing it as “free” in the reports for 2018, 2019 and 2020.

Hindu temple BAPS responds to Ukrainian humanitarian crisis: Establishes mobile kitchen feeding thousands of refugee in Poland

This mobile kitchen has begun feeding around 1,000 hot vegetarian meals daily to refugees of all faiths and nationalities.

Australia plans to invest $10 million in international education innovation to minimise skills shortage

In the 2019-20 financial year, the Indian student market was estimated to be worth 6.6 billion dollars to the country’s economy.

Queensland floods: Eight dead, three others missing

All schools in the southeast have been closed and people are urged to work from home.

ISKCON temple in Ukraine opens doors for providing food and shelter

ISKCON global has also launched a website to find the nearest temple in Ukraine, Poland and Hungary.

Would you like India’s top universities to set up campuses in Australia?

Experts say that at this rate of admission, Indian students will surely overtake Chinese students as the largest group on campus within the next three years.

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Former Australian champion Ian Vincent builds Meghalaya into India’s emerging canoeing hub

Vincent's move to India followed his marriage to Sheila Vincent, who is from Kerala, and he has since built a life around developing water sports in the hilly state of Meghalaya.

Prime Minister Albanese commits $3.8bn more to Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop East

The funding boost supports construction of a 26-kilometre underground orbital rail line through Melbourne’s eastern and south-eastern suburbs, designed to link major employment, education and health precincts and ease pressure on the city’s radial rail network.

The Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan was never equal — India is finally saying so

Aid from six nations - The United States, Australia, Canada, West Germany, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom - made possible the solution of an international dispute that a few times reached threats of war between the two nations.
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