Australian STEM Leader Sukruti Narayanan Becomes First-Ever Recipient of Orbit2Orbit’s ‘Launch a Legend’ Mission
Desi Australia July 18, 2026
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Australian STEM Leader Sukruti Narayanan Becomes First-Ever Recipient of Orbit2Orbit’s ‘Launch a Legend’ Mission

Sydney, Australia: Australian space education leader and AIMERS Foundation Founder Sukruti Narayanan FTGN has become the first person globally to be recognised through Orbit2Orbit’s inaugural Launch a Legend program, an international initiative honouring individuals whose work is helping shape the future of the global space economy. The Launch a Legend program celebrates outstanding changemakers whose […]

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A Day at the Pāṇinīyam Workshop
Ved Lomber July 3, 2026
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A Day at the Pāṇinīyam Workshop

Sydney Sanskrit School | Marsden Road Public School, Liverpool There’s something special about watching a student, child or adult, get that sudden spark when Sanskrit grammar finally makes sense. It was everywhere during our day-long Pāṇinīyam Grammar Workshop, from the first session right through to the last. A Bright Beginning We started the morning with […]

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As humanity enters a new era of space exploration, the next great frontier is not only technological – it is also about who gets the opportunity to participate.
Sukruti Narayanan June 29, 2026
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As humanity enters a new era of space exploration, the next great frontier is not only technological – it is also about who gets the opportunity to participate.

Few people embody this vision more powerfully than Dr. Mindy Howard. An astronaut trainer, space psychologist, and founder of Cosmic Girls Foundation, Dr. Howard has dedicated her career to preparing the next generation of global leaders for the future of space. Through Cosmic Girls, she has inspired and connected more than 1,100 girls across over […]

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The Saree Was Never Meant to Be Contained
Poornima Menon June 23, 2026
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The Saree Was Never Meant to Be Contained

I often hear women say they love sarees but hate making pleats. Increasingly, the answer seems to be the pre-stitched saree-a garment that promises the appearance of a saree without the effort of draping one. Yet I find myself asking: what is the point of a saree if we no longer drape her? The saree […]

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When Bad Behaviour Travels: The Cost of Being an Unwelcome Tourist
Poornima Menon June 17, 2026
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When Bad Behaviour Travels: The Cost of Being an Unwelcome Tourist

The rise in international travel among Indians is undoubtedly a success story. As incomes have grown and the world has become increasingly accessible, millions of Indians now explore destinations that previous generations could only dream of visiting. Travel broadens horizons, builds understanding and creates lasting memories. Yet alongside this welcome trend is a less flattering […]

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On the Most Enchanting Affair Hosted by Saree Club: “Beyond Motherhood – Rediscovering Yourself”
Poornima Menon May 21, 2026
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On the Most Enchanting Affair Hosted by Saree Club: “Beyond Motherhood – Rediscovering Yourself”

From Lady Whistledown’s Society Papers Dearest Gentle Reader, It appears that whilst society concerns itself with trivial pursuits, a most extraordinary gathering unfolded recently – one where elegance met introspection, and merriment danced gracefully alongside meaningful discourse. Under the thoughtful theme of “Beyond Motherhood – Rediscovering Yourself,” the ladies of the Saree Club assembled in […]

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