Islands & IT: How India and Fiji Are Forging Cybersecurity and Maritime Defence Ties

Islands & IT: How India and Fiji Are Forging Cybersecurity and Maritime Defence Ties

A New Chapter in Island Diplomacy Picture a Pacific island where the sea holds stories-of trade, tradition, and evolving security. Fiji, a nation with deep cultural roots and strategic maritime position, has now embarked on a new journey alongside India. On the table: seven cooperative agreements spanning cybersecurity, maritime defence, healthcare, climate collaboration, and cultural […]

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 10-Year-Old Bodhana Sivanandan Creates Chess History, Becomes Youngest Female to Beat a Grandmaster

10-Year-Old Bodhana Sivanandan Creates Chess History, Becomes Youngest Female to Beat a Grandmaster

The world of chess witnessed a groundbreaking moment this month when 10-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan, a prodigy from northwest London, etched her name into history books. At just 10 years, five months, and three days old, she defeated veteran grandmaster Peter Wells in the final round of the 2025 British Chess Championships in Liverpool — becoming […]

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 Sydney to Host Screening of Punjabi Climate Documentary Connecting Punjab and Australia

Sydney to Host Screening of Punjabi Climate Documentary Connecting Punjab and Australia

Sydney will soon host a unique cultural and environmental gathering, bringing together community voices from Punjab and regional Australia. On Saturday, 13 September (5–7pm), the Jim Southee Community Centre in Kings Langley will screen the acclaimed short documentary Voices for the Valley. The documentary follows Manjot Kaur, a young climate leader raised on Wiradjuri Country in Mudgee, NSW, who also […]

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 Sikh Community Outraged as Long-Standing Glenwood Parade Is Cancelled Over Safety Concerns

Sikh Community Outraged as Long-Standing Glenwood Parade Is Cancelled Over Safety Concerns

A cherished tradition in western Sydney has been abruptly disrupted, leaving the Sikh community shocked and disappointed. For over 20 years, the Nagar Kirtan procession has enlivened the streets of Glenwood each August, bringing together hymns, colour, food, and prayer, and drawing up to 2,000 participants. The annual event has long been a cornerstone of […]

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 Harvesting Innovation: How Australian Technology and Indian Engineering Modernised a Historic Canal Network

Harvesting Innovation: How Australian Technology and Indian Engineering Modernised a Historic Canal Network

Imagine a centuries-old canal, feeding fertile fields under the watchful eyes of farmers, suddenly upgraded into a technology-rich network-one that monitors water, predicts supply, and spares waste. This isn’t a futuristic dream; it’s happening now, thanks to a visionary partnership blending Australian tech genius with Indian agricultural heritage-and reports suggest yield improvements of approximately 30%. […]

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 Tri-Colour Celebrated Down Under: An India-Australia Independence Day Story

Tri-Colour Celebrated Down Under: An India-Australia Independence Day Story

When the Indian national flag-the Tricolour-rose across Australian skylines, it wasn’t just Independence Day. It was a celebration of roots, resilience, and homeland pride flowing seamlessly across oceans. A Celebration Rooted in Connection Across major cities, the Indian diaspora assembled under the promise of freedom and togetherness. In Canberra, the High Commissioner unfurled the Tiranga, […]

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