Melbourne 19 August: In June 2018, BT brought you a story of tragic end to a love-triangle of Sam Abraham, Sofia Sam (Sam’s wife) and Arun Kamalsanan, Sofia’s lover, who himself was married and had a son. His wife and son were in India at the time. Prosecution case wasRead More →
R. VenuGopal, Bharat Times Melbourne, 30 September: A Tamil family of Sri Lankan descent – comprising of the husband Nadesalingam, wife priya and their two Australian born daughters, who were being deported back to Sri Lanka – have won a five day stay on their deportation while their lawyers makeRead More →
K. Dev, Bharat Times A throw to the stumps deflected off the bat of a diving Ben Stokes as he tried to complete a second run and raced to the boundary. Sri Lankan umpire Kumar Dharmasena awarded six runs for that which was meant to be 2 runs for runningRead More →
The Mental Health Foundation organized a Multicultural Gala Dinner at Lincoln of Toorak, 445 Toorak Road, Toorak on Saturday 20th July 2019. This event was one of the highlights of Victorian and National Mental Health Month 2019. The event, which was organized to raise funds, was a huge success, with theRead More →
R. VenuGopal, Bharat Times Poshik Sharma, an Indian student in Melbourne, has been found dead in tragic but strange and unusual circumstances. His death is not being treated as suspicious. Rescue search for Poshik, who went missing after arguing with his friends at Duck Inn, a pub in Marysville, ruralRead More →
Shalini Singh, Bharat Times New Delhi, July 16: Puneet Puneet who jumped bail and ran away to India in 2008 in a hit and run case, is making demands while being fully cognizant of his situation that he was in no such position to do so. He killed Dean HofsteeRead More →
India had been favourites to win the ICC World Cup 2019 trophy on 14 July, but now Indians head home losing to New Zealand by 18 runs in an unlosable match Kohli lost. I know two other top order batsmen, Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul also did not play wellRead More →
Osaka Japan: Attending the G-20 meet in Osaka Japan, and meeting the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Prime Minister Scott Morrison did if not the unthinkable but certainly a first for an Australian prime minister and uniquely established the universal appeal Modi has. Scott Morrison took a selfie with theRead More →
Canberra, 28 June: The Morrison Government continues to focus on Australian citizenship processing and creating a common bond between communities through Australian citizenship. Between 1 July 2018 and 31 May 2019, more than 132,000 citizenship by conferral applications have been approved, up from 70,000 in the same period last year.Read More →
While experts are ventilating their thoughts on the various moves the US President Donald Trump has been making in recent months, in light of the recently concluded G20 summit in Osaka, I believe there is a pertinent question to ask if G20 is needed any longer. The architects of UnitedRead More →