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'I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,' says Sarada Viswanathan (opens the original)
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Sarada Viswanathan speaks to Indian Link on what she has heard from the Nepal floods search and how she keeps hope alive amid uncertainty. Pawan Luthra: It has now been 14 days since the devastating floods in Nepal and there’s still no news of Lakshmi, Sreedharan, Rishabh and Rudra Iyer. When we last spoke to close family friend Sarada Viswanathan, she was deeply frustrated, particularly over a phone ping received after the floods and the feeling that crucial time was lost because no one was abl
Premier Chris Minns on NSW-India trade relations: “India has options. We’re going to have to work at it.” (opens the original)
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Premier Chris Minns speaks to Indian Link about his first India mission, new partnerships and the future of NSW-India ties. Pawan Luthra: Premier Chris Minns has just returned from India with deals, new partnerships and plenty of optimism about the future of the New South Wales-India relationship. But beyond the photo opportunities and boardroom meetings, what did the Premier actually learn about India and what does he intend to do differently now that he’s seen the country up close? Welcome to
BLS faces scrutiny across borders - then Scott Morrison joins the company (opens the original)
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Another international corporate role for the former PM - though this one comes at a particularly interesting time. An Indian company at the centre of a global visa-services empire is facing fresh scrutiny in Spain and continuing legal battles over government contracts – just months after former Australian prime minister Scott Morrison joined it as a global strategic adviser. The company is BLS International, an India-based provider of visa, passport, biometric and consular services for governmen
Sydney’s Akash Venkatraman awaits news of parents missing after Nepal floods (opens the original)
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Speaking to Pawan Luthra, Akash reflects on his parent's Mount Kailash pilgrimage and the family’s last contact with them. Pawan Luthra: For Akash Venkataraman, this is no longer just a story about floods, a missing tour group or Australians caught in a disaster. Somewhere in the mountains of Nepal are his mom and dad, Venkat and Chitra. They traveled from Sydney on a spiritual journey to Mount Kailash, a pilgrimage that meant a great deal to them. Their last contact with Akash came as they were
Nepal Floods missing family: Hope after phone ping found (opens the original)
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Sarada Viswanathan speaks to Indian Link about Sydney's Iyer Family still missing after Nepal's devastating floods. Day six, and there is still no word on Rishabh. Rishabh Iyer was traveling from Nepal with his parents, Sreedharan and Lakshmi, and younger brother Rudra, when the devastating floods struck. The family remains missing, and back here in Sydney, friends are desperately waiting for news. The areas where they were last seen are difficult to access, and there are growing calls for more
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