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B-Town Wives Celebrate Karwa Chauth with Love, Traditions, and Plenty of Glamour

It was a day filled with glam, devotion and a little bit of Bollywood magic.

High Commissioner Sanjay Verma Dismantles Canadian Claims of Involvement in Nijjar’s Murder, Cites Lack of Evidence

Some Khalistani extremists are key assets of Canadian Intelligence, Claims Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Verma

Why do some schools still force girls to wear skirts or dresses?

Girls’ access to pants is not as straightforward as a school including them within the uniform policy.

Neena Mitter joins Charles Sturt University as Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Global Research

Her leadership is expected to drive strategic, multidisciplinary initiatives that span multiple regions, enhancing the university's impact on both a local and international scale.

Celebrate Diwali in desi style with Bolly-Bus adventure

The concept, ‘Once Upon a Time in Bollywood,’ blends the cinematic flair of Bollywood with the folk-art tradition of truck decoration seen across India.

Trudeau admits ‘no hard evidentiary proof’ against India in Khlaistani extremist Nijjar’s killing

"The responsibility for the damage that this cavalier behaviour has caused to India-Canada relations lies with Prime Minister Trudeau alone."

Jocelyn Bartram Leads Pack of Five Australians snapped up at Women’s Hockey India League Auction

“Heading to the Odisha Warriors with Kaitlin and Claire will be great”

Australia Unveils Diwali Gift for Indian Professionals: Applications for 3000 MATES Visa starts in November

Young professionals can bring dependents, who will also be granted work rights in Australia.

Indian nurses asked not to speak native languages at New Zealand hospital

“Just remind them that they should only talk in English, preferably, unless they know how to speak sign language or Māori."

Jagmeet Singh calls for ban on Hindu organisation as India and Canada expel top diplomats over Khalistani activities

"the vast majority of Canadians are incredibly fed up with this government... Doesn't see Justin Trudeau as credible."

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Senate censured Pauline Hanson on ‘No good Muslims’ remarks, Coalition says it should be reserved for parliament conduct

Foreign Minister Penny Wong moved the motion on Tuesday, condemning Hanson’s remarks as “inflammatory and divisive” and reaffirming parliament’s support for migrant communities.

Australian women earn less than men in every major industry

More than half of Australia’s workforce is employed in industries where at least 60 per cent of workers are of one gender, highlighting the persistence of occupational segregation.

Indian-Australian innovators drive AI projects in national science program

The projects form the newest cohort of ON Accelerate, a commercialisation program run by CSIRO to help researchers move scientific discoveries beyond the laboratory and into practical use.
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