India’s growing student-led movement demanding examination reforms has entered a significant new phase, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi breaking his silence on the issue and announcing strict measures against examination paper leaks, while activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike following assurances from the Central Government. The developments mark one of the most […]
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Thousands of students, young people and concerned citizens gathered in New Delhi this week, calling for greater transparency and accountability in India’s education system following allegations surrounding national entrance examination paper leaks. What began as student-led demonstrations has evolved into a broader national conversation about trust, merit and the future of millions of young Indians. […]
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Punjab-born Canadian Bhangra artist Gurdeep Pandher has been awarded the Meritorious Service Medal (Civil Division), one of Canada’s distinguished civilian honours, in recognition of his extraordinary contribution to promoting inclusion, hope and community well-being through dance. The prestigious honour celebrates Pandher’s unique ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds while showcasing Canada’s multicultural identity on […]
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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi continues to set new milestones in Indian politics, a unique coffee table book is offering readers an unconventional perspective on India’s transformation during his first term in office. Rather than relying on speeches, policy documents or political commentary, the publication tells the story through something found in everyday life — […]
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What happens when Indian eyes try to decode Australian culture? The answer, according to the creators of How To Talk Australians, is plenty of laughter and a deeper understanding of the quirks that make both countries unique. More than a decade after the original online series became a viral sensation, How To Talk Australians has […]
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India may still be waiting for its first appearance at a FIFA World Cup, but the 2026 tournament will feature a distinct Indian connection. Four players of Indian heritage are set to represent four different nations, highlighting the growing impact of the global Indian diaspora on football’s biggest stage. From Oceania to Africa and the […]
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Indian-American student Shrey Parikh has captured international attention after winning the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee, one of the most prestigious academic competitions in the United States. His victory adds another remarkable chapter to the growing legacy of Indian-origin students excelling on global educational platforms. The competition, held near Washington D.C., brought together some of […]
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On January 31, 2026, SCREAN Australia Productions began the year with a memorable musical evening, “Woh Bhooli Dastaan,” at Dural Memorial Hall. Conceptualised by Suhas Mahajan, the intimate tribute to legendary composer Madan Mohan brought nostalgia and timeless melodies to Sydney audiences. The cosy mehfil-style setting created a warm, immersive experience where music flowed effortlessly […]
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Renowned American singer Mary Millben has strongly defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged that the Indian leader was “frightened of Trump.” Taking to X, Millben dismissed Gandhi’s claims and praised Modi’s leadership as strategic, visionary, and grounded in India’s best interests. She stated that the Prime Minister’s relationship with former […]
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The much-anticipated Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan once again lived up to its reputation – not for nail-biting drama, but for India’s sheer dominance on the field. On a night charged with emotion and context, India crushed Pakistan by seven wickets with 25 balls to spare, a victory that was clinical, calculated, and […]
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