Is CAB cherry-picking of people in distress?

Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) in House likely next week New Delhi, November 30: The big question is – is CAB cherry-picking of people in distress? After dealing with the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Article 370 apparently to restore rights of Kashmiris, Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra

Susan Saldanha wins ‘International Student of the Year – Higher Education’ Study Melbourne Award

PHOTO (left to right): Tejas Dushmukh, Katelyn Sutton, Susan Saldanha, Manager International Student Services Joanna Shaw

Melbourne, November 26: La Trobe University student, Susan Saldanha is named 'International Student of the Year – Higher Education' at the 2019 Victorian International Education Awards (VIEA), presented by Study Melbourne. The award recognizes the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Health Sciences student’s dedication to enhancing international student experiences at La Trobe, her

The booming Indian tourism market for Australia

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Canberra, November 26: A new program launched today by the Morrison Government will assist Australian tourism operators across the country to provide tailored premium experiences for the Indian traveller. Federal Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham said the India Host Program, developed in partnership with the Australian Tourism Export Council (ATEC), would help

‘Oz India ties’, Tony Abbott’s personal mission

Good news for friends of Indian diaspora down under, Oz India ties - will now be Tony Abbott's personal mission. One of the first Prime Ministers of a country to visit Narendra Modi after his 2014 election win, Tony Abbott was back in India last month to deliver 10th India Foundation

Swami who challenged Einstein, faces rape charges

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Ahmedabad, November 19: India has a horde of Swamis and their ashrams despite manyof them being convicted by the courts of various crimes including personal crimes of rape and sexual assaults against their disciples. Now, there is a new accusation from the parents of a two girls against Swami Nitaynanda,

The “Gandhi Chakraviyuh” for Rahul, Priyanka and the Congress Party

by Dinesh Malhotra, Bharat Times In the book New Hopes for a Changing World, when Bertrand Russell wrote, “Our great democracies still tend to think that a stupid man is more likely to be honest than a clever man, and our politicians take advantage of this prejudice by pretending to be

Bill Gates calls on Narendra Modi

New Delhi November 18: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today had a meeting with Mr. Bill Gates, Co-Chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, during the latter’s three-day visit to India. The two had last met in September in New York, on the sidelines of the meeting of the United Nations

This is how Bobby, Mukesh and Rakesh lost their kingdom

When the Kingdom built by the now alleged scammers Baljit 'Bobby' Singh, Rakesh Kumar and Mukesh Sharma, came down in 2015, little did they know how authorities got to them and in the manner they did. 'Goodbye Ferrari. Goodbye house. Goodbye life of luxury,' were the words Australian Federal Police used

Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas – living life to the FULL

by Suchitra Lekha, New Delhi Ever since she married Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra has always been in headlines and never been away from the limelight. Is it by design or chance, who knows but she seems to be loving every minute of it, the fame I mean. She seems to know

Ayodhya verdict: Indian Supreme Court awards holy land to Hindus

Nirmohi Akhara's case dismissedMuslims to be given 5 Acre alternate Ayodhya land by Dinesh Malhotra, Bharat Times In the long protracted dispute of the Ayodhya Temple Babri Masjid case, the Supreme Court of India has delivered its judgement. Ina unanimous judgement by five judges of the apex court headed by the chief