India-Australia relations are underpinned by several commonalities, including our democratic ethos, common values, economies full of strong complementarities and our shared Indo-Pacific region. It is a comfortable and natural partnership… Continue reading Working with Australia to build a better world
As India celebrates its 75th year of independence, Jammu and Kashmir has completed two years of the passing of the historic Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act 2019 (abrogating Article 35A and… Continue reading Firdaus’ paradise Kashmir embraces a new life
21 July was a historic day when out of the 80 Indian Olympic Committee (IOC) members, three abstained, five voted “no” and 72 voted “yes”, granting the hosting rights to… Continue reading Olympics 2032 coming to the “deserving” Brisbane city
The relationship between the Chinese and Tamil people date back to the Han dynasty in the second century BC. There had been cultural and trade relationships between the two peoples… Continue reading Yesterday Tibet! Today India! Tomorrow Ceylon?
It needs no research to write about the long expected arrival of the phenomenon of delivery of explosive material on targets by small drones. The Jammu- based Indian Air Force… Continue reading Jammu twin drone attacks: Dawn of new trend in warfare
Racism is as old as the history of human societies. Modern states have responded appropriately: legislatively and normatively and so to have sporting codes and institutions. However, we cannot wish… Continue reading That racism unites people more than it divides is heartening
As China’s communist party celebrates its 100th anniversary on July 1st, one of the key changes that happened under its stewardship is the rise of aggressive diplomatic posturing against other… Continue reading China’s wolf warrior diplomacy
The Queensland Government recently presented its budget which according to Treasurer Cameron Dick will create more jobs in the state leading to faster economic recovery, as the state goes under… Continue reading Queensland’s budget aimed at saving lives and creating jobs
It was a historical moment created when Prakruthi Mysore Gururaj, being the first Indian to be welcomed and accepted into Gunggari Nation by one of the keepers of Indigenous Australian tradition and… Continue reading Prakruthi Mysore Gururaj creates a historical moment of spiritual integration of two ancient Nations Australia and India
I am personally delighted that the Australia Economic Strategy report, which I have been working on along with the CII and KPMG teams over the past two years, was released… Continue reading India’s Australia Economic Strategy report: Heralding historic opportunities
Recently the Indian government brought in three laws that attempt to provide farmers with the economic freedom to be able to sell whatever they want in whichever part of the… Continue reading The new farm laws and the resultant confusion
Controversy and Virat Kohli seem to have become an unbreakable pair. One or the other controversy seems to be clinging on to the Indian cricket team skipper Virat Kohli, more… Continue reading Putting ‘Nation First’ in the line of duty
