Do you want criminals to pay from their own pocket for the immigration detention before they are deported? If the answer is yes, here is a story you will like. In a media release, attacking the Labor Opposition’s softer approach, Ministers Karen Andrews (Home Affairs) and Alex Hawke (Immigration) sayRead More →
Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram is in hot waters again. While attending Kolkata High Court, he was heckled and called names of all sorts. A video clipping put out on Twitter by Zee News reporter Pooja Mehta shows lawyers shouting slogans at Chidambaram for opposing his own party leader’s plea. While oneRead More →
Modi meets Danish PM Ms Mette Frederiksen In Europe on a three nation (Germany, Denmark and France) visit, having finished his work in Germany, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi held a bilateral meeting arrived in Denmark and met with the Prime Minister of Denmark, H.E. Ms. Mette Frederiksen. The twoRead More →
The Andrews Labor Government’s contempt for the victims of Victoria’s triple zero crisis has deepened, claims the state Opposition. While the Premier continues to refuse to release the Ashton report into the crisis, his government has now refused to comply with a parliamentary order to produce key documents relating toRead More →
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is visiting India and is in Ahmedabad after a grand welcome by troupes performing traditional Gujarati dances and music along a 4-km route from the airport to a city hotel. Boris Johnson arrived yesterday. “I am looking forward to our conversation. We will talk aboutRead More →
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit India this week to deepen our long-term partnership for peace and prosperity with a fellow leading democracy, in the face of global economic challenges and threats from autocratic states. The visit will begin in Ahmedabad on Thursday, 21st April to meet withRead More →
Monash University has ranked number one globally in the 2022 QS World University Rankings by Subject for Pharmacy and Pharmacology for the first time, making it Australia’s top-performing university. This is the first time an Australian university has taken the top position in this discipline, and Monash is the onlyRead More →
A lot has been said about the massacre and consequent exodus of Kashmiri pandits from the valley since the release of Vivek Agnihotri’s film The Kashmir Files. The film has been an eye-opener not only to those living abroad but also to Indians living in India because the atrocities inflictedRead More →
On Saturday April 2, a day after April Fool’s Day Australia signed an historic trade agreement with India, the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI ECTA), that will further strengthen our relationship while making Australian exports to India cheaper and creating huge new opportunities for workers and businesses. ProvidingRead More →
Although the Victorian government claims it has been duded in this year’s federal budget, the feds on the other hand say ample money has been allocated for Victoria where it is needed most, particularly for Victorian infrastructure. The federal government says the Morrison‑Joyce Government’s has made record infrastructure investment, withRead More →