"It’s a rare opportunity to tell stories that resonate globally, and Melbourne is the perfect backdrop to explore these universal themes of belonging and identity."

Six performances, including an energetic Bhangra routine, the graceful movements of classical Kathak, and an array of dynamic Bollywood dance performances, highlighted the rich cultural heritage of the Maratha community.

Four students were honoured by the NSW Department of Education's Community Languages Division for their outstanding performance in Sanskrit learning.

The partnership will strengthen the state’s growing relationship with the Indian visitor economy, which generated $452 million in revenue from nearly 180,000 Indian visitors

The RMIT-BITS Pilani partnership is spotlighted as one of the success stories of transnational education.

“Together, we can bring the change Wyndham needs. I’m ready to work hard for our community—now I’m asking for your support to make it happen.”

Among the nominees, five Indian students have been recognised for their contributions in higher education, entrepreneurship, and leadership.

Queensland’s government is also making a strong pitch for the Sunshine State to become Air India’s next Australian destination.

Indian artistic duo Thukral & Tagra have made waves with their exploration of migration, consumer culture, and Indian identity.

The "BAWA Annual Cultural Night 2024" held in Perth celebrated India’s vibrant cultural journey through the ages.