Two decades ago, the Mekong-Ganga Cooperation (MGC) was initiated by India and the five ASEAN countries–Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. Interestingly, Mekong means ‘Ma (mother) Ganga’. The idea… Continue reading Ganga and Ma-Ganga: Rivers stimulate cooperation
The site displays majestic array of multi-faced columns developed in the basalts of Deccan Trap. These marvellous structures, called Columnar Joints in geological parlance are nature’s exquisite handiwork. The geometrical… Continue reading Columnar Basaltic Lava, Coconut Island (St. Mary’s Islands)
India’s New Education Policy (NEP) framework established in 1985 and modified in 1992 has seen the much-needed 2020 version, after three decades! Driven by the United Nations’ Goal 4 or… Continue reading Justifiably 21st Cen. India Dumps 20th Cen. Educational Model
Siwalik Fossil Park, Saketi, Sirmur District, Himachal Pradesh contains rich collection of 2.5 million years old vertebrate fossils from Siwaliks. It covers an area of about 1.5 sq. km at… Continue reading Siwalik Fossil Park
Akal Fossil Wood Park, Jaisalmer District is a wonder for the tourists who know that Jaisalmer as a part of the great Thar desert. The petrified wood carries signature of… Continue reading Fossil Wood Parks
Lalbagh is one of the most celebrated botanical gardens in the city of Bengaluru. One of the four Towers to restrict the city limits was erected by Magadi Kempgowada on… Continue reading Peninsular Gneiss National Monument at Lalbagh, Bengaluru
Lockdowns are not easy to negotiate. However, if you are associated with providing healthcare services, your responsibilities increase manifold and go beyond your own personal wellbeing. In this regard Melbourne-based… Continue reading Staying positive and embracing the trying times
Ever since the Covid-19 pandemic created financial constraints for international students and those with temporary work visa permit in Australia, many Sikh volunteer groups have been at the forefront providing… Continue reading UNITED SIKHS providing succour to those in dire straits
China has continued to capture the foreign policy imagination of India and Australia for long. Both New Delhi and Canberra had been pursuing a “China appeasement” policy for the last… Continue reading The China (Dis)Connect in India-Australia Partnership
Melbourne-based entrepreneur Samita Bhattacharjee is one who has taken the lockdown in her stride. Her fashion label “Deidaa” was one of the Australian fashion businesses selected to showcase at World… Continue reading Close engagement with community and virtual adaptability for business sustenance
Spiralling unemployment and falling immigration outlined in the Treasurer’s economic update are likely to cast the greatest shadow over residential property in the months ahead. If anything, industry predictions that… Continue reading COVID impact on property seen as large after economic update casts shadow
Dr. Tanya Unni is a successful General Practitioner (GP) who ventured into entrepreneurship and became the co-founder of the brand Amtan Medical, besides owning Skin Lab & Beauty clinics and… Continue reading Donning several hats with great panache
