A diplomatic slip of astronomical proportions Comment by Dinesh Malhotra With the latest edition of Modi’s Stadium rallies in Houston in the US, people have hailed him as an international statesman and a world leader. Particularly so because he took a ‘victory lap of the stadium holding the hand ofRead More →
New Delhi, 22 August: P. Chidambaram’s nemesis Indrani Mukerjea a convicted criminal, is now proving to be a pain in the neck for him. She has been convicted for the murder of her own daughter in 2012, who she presented to the world as her younger sister. Since 2015, Indrani Read More →
Minister loses the Appeal, Federal Court split 3:2 Brisbane 19 June: In a unique case of court litigation for Australian residency visa, there has been a 2:3 split in Federal court Queensland involving the applicant – Dr Megumi Ogawa who, according to the minister had failed the character test andRead More →
Rahul Gandhi’s ‘walk in the park’ dream of making it to the top in Indian politics seems to be evaporating into the thin air, particularly when BJP is being led by Narendra Modi and the saffron color is flying high and ruffling many a feathers. Pre-Modi, who would have thoughtRead More →
Melbourne, May 20: Scott Morrison defied all polls and pundits and led the Coalition to a stunning victory in 2019 elections. Claiming victory Prime Minister Morrison paid tribute to the “quiet Australians” who had delivered the Liberal Party victory. “I have always believed in miracles,” he said. “And tonight we’veRead More →
An Australian Indian Vaishali Ghosh, Liberal Party candidate for the seat of Wills, (in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne) has been in the news for voluntarily withdrawing as Liberal party candidate because of OCI (Overseas Indian Citizenship) concerns; she may be in breach of Section 44 of the Australian constitutionRead More →
Soon after the tragedy in New Zealand, Senator Fraser Anning, now infamous target of the infamous ‘Égg Boy’, had suggested that the cause of such gruesome and cowardly act – was Muslim migration into New Zealand, perhaps infuriating Waleed Aly in the process. “Does anyone still dispute the link betweenRead More →
India slated to become largest growth market for global energy and coal by 2040 Melbourne, November 2: Earlier this year, India allowed private-sector companies and international firms to undertake commercial coal mining in the country. This announcement, along with the tight supply and demand scenario in India represents a leadRead More →
Washington, October 18: in the US, under the Trump administration, spouses of skilled migrants are set to lose work rights in the US. Temporary skilled workers in the US on H-1B visas normally granted 3 or 6 year visas were allowed to take their spouse with them by the USRead More →
This is a good news story of Jaswinder Singh. An Indian citizen, he arrived in Australia on 24 November 2007 as the holder of a subclass 573 visa valid until 30 September 2011. He was 23. He was subsequently granted the subclass 457 visa to work as a Cook (ANZSCORead More →