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Are you okay with robots performing Hindu rituals?

The recent use of AI and robotics in religious practice is leading to concerns among Hindus and Buddhists about the kind of future to which automation could lead.
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American Ambassador’s Indian innings on a sticky wicket

The final 54-42 senate vote to confirm Garcetti’s nomination came as some Republican senators broke ranks.
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Can this former CEO fix the World Bank and solve the world’s climate finance and debt crises as the institution’s next president?

Banga will need to set clear goals for each part of the World Bank Group and get them working more effectively to help the world achieve its goals.
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Growing our ties with India is more like a Test series than a 20/20 game

The direct flight is our initial goal — for business, skilled workers, students, tourists and family.
OPINION

Are you financially literate? Here are 7 signs you’re on the right track

Navigating this minefield can be overwhelming and lead to financial anxiety.
OPINION

COVID origins debate: what to make of new findings linking the virus to raccoon dogs

Suspicions arose given the role that animal trade and markets had played in the emergence of the closely related SARS-CoV-1 virus nearly two decades earlier.
OPINION

How Indo-Fijians negotiate identity and relationship with their ancestral homeland

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in Indo-Fijian culture both within Fiji and abroad.
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India’s health diplomacy matters when global south comes together for emergency preparedness

India’s health diplomacy seeks to strengthen health security and public health; improve South-South collaboration and promote outcomes that are fair.
OPINION

#YesForVoice: The Australia Today urges its readers to vote ‘yes’ for Indigenous Voice

In the coming weeks and months, we will actively participate in education campaigns to do our bit to help create a more inclusive society.
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School principals are reaching crisis point, pushed to the edge by mounting workloads, teacher shortages and abuse

Unsurprisingly, sheer workload and lack of time to focus on teaching and learning have been the two top stressors every year.

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IMMIGRATION

Canada sends “leave now” notices to 30,000 asylum seekers, including Khalistan-linked cases

Letters seen by media outlets warn some applicants that they “must leave Canada as soon as possible” if found ineligible, or risk facing a deportation order.
NEWS

Indian-origin man files police complaint after his viral littering video sparks racist abuse

Police confirmed they received a report relating to the incident and said inquiries are in the early stages.
IMMIGRATION

Yogi Devgan, Dayawati Pandey and Vinaya Rai recognised at South Australia’s Multicultural Awards

Devgan was named joint winner of the Arts and Culture Award, Rai a highly commended finalist in the Media Award, and Pandey a finalist in the Senior Volunteer Award for her longstanding contribution to South Australia’s multicultural community.
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