Melbourne, October 11: 10 years have passed since the devastating three-day siege in Mumbai’s Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. To commemorate the Mumbai 26/11 tragedy, Lliam Worthington’s One Less God has commenced screening today at the Classic Elsternwick and Lido Hawthorn and then rolls out throughout Australia. Inspired by true events,Read More →
Melbourne, July 12: The much loved Babli – Rani Mukerji will be honoured at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), for her contribution to cinema and for touching upon a social cause. Apt with this year’s theme of ‘Inclusion’ this honour to Rani comes after her championship to manyRead More →
Cannabis has a long history in India, mentioned in Hindu legends and religious texts. In an Australian-First study, researchers at The University of Western Australia will examine the effect medicinal cannabis has on adults suffering from chronic insomnia. Notably, Cannabis has a long history in India, mentioned in Hindu legendsRead More →
It has long been known that a diet rich in fibre improves intestinal health and reduces inflammation in the gut; now a Monash University study shows that fibre can protect against the FLU virus, too. Professor Benjamin Marsland from the Department of Immunology, together with Swiss colleagues, showed in mice thatRead More →
Tarneit, November 18: A M Gondane, Indian High Commissioner to Australia, who was on an official visit to Melbourne on Saturday; was scheduled visit the Tarneit Gurudwara among other Indian places of worship. He was however, stopped at the entrance of the Tarneit Gurudwara by pro-Khalistani protesters, who argued withRead More →
In a role reversal of sorts, the original BEJUM JAAN, Rituparna Sengupta who reprised the role in the Bengali film RAJKAHINI, will share the screen in GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE with Priyanka Bharti, who was last seen with Vidya Balan in the infomercial for ‘Swacch Bharat’. ‘GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE’, directed byRead More →
Melbourne, March 27: A drug-like protein ring that evolved in sunflowers has been pieced together by Australian and US scientists in a study published in Molecular Biology and Evolution. Lead author Dr Achala Jayasena, who has just completed her PhD at UWA, said researchers were interested in a small butRead More →
Bendigo, March 24: The Andrews Government is helping crown Bendigo’s majestic Great Stupa of Universal Compassion with a $2.5 million grant. Minister for Regional Development, Jaala Pulford joined Member for Bendigo, West Maree Edwards and Member for Bendigo East, Jacinta Allan in announcing the funding today while visiting the GreatRead More →
Melbourne, March 7: Australia’s Bollywood star, Pallavi Sharda’s next film, the period drama, Begum Jaan hits theatres worldwide on April 14. Directed by Srijit Mukherjee, the film is produced by Mukesh Bhatt’s Vishesh films. The film also stars Hindi film stalwarts Vidya Balan, Naseeruddin Shah and Ila Arun. The opportunityRead More →
Melbourne, February 20: As fierce debate rages across Melbourne about the future of the taxi and rideshare industries, local player GoCatch is gathering momentum building its growing base of drivers, passengers, and market share. GoCatch is the leading Australian on demand taxi and rideshare booking app, which allows drivers toRead More →