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Rakhi, rewritten: New ways to tie the bond (opens the original)
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From digital shagun to sister-to-sister rakhis, new innovations are giving an ancient tradition a thoroughly modern twist. I began this week thinking about Rakhi – as I always do, about a week before the actual day. In the early days, that meant sending a physical rakhi to my brother – not always easy when he was defence personnel, changing postings frequently. My earliest rakhis, some 37 years ago, were handmade with ribbons and ribbon roses; there simply weren’t many commercially available her
Pink Sari Inc: A decade of pink power (opens the original)
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How the pink sari transformed cancer conversations in NSW’s South Asian community Three days after marking Pink Sari Inc’s tenth anniversary with a mega event, its president Shantha Viswanathan isn’t exactly basking in the moment; her sights are set firmly on the future. “We have so much more to do,” she tells Indian Link. At the helm of a volunteer team working to raise cancer awareness in the South Asian community here, Shantha Viswanathan has overseen a string of programs that have delivered
Framing India's heritage: Winners in the #myIndianlink photo contest 2026 (opens the original)
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Our winning images celebrate two enduring faces of India's heritage – the sacred and the built. Photography enthusiast Ankur Tambde has taken out first prize in Indian Link’s annual #myIndianlink Photo Competition. His black-and-white snapshot from a Hindu religious procession, using intentional motion blur to transform the dancers into a halo of movement, won the judges over. Saurabh Sirohiya claimed second place, with his capture of a fleeting moment where centuries-old craftsmanship meets eve
Freedom, carried forward (opens the original)
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The stories, memories and family legacies that have kept India's Independence alive across generations History remembers dates. Families remember moments. For some, 15 August 1947 was the day a flag was raised. For others, it was the day they fled home forever. Some recall gathering around a crackling radio to hear Jawaharlal Nehru’s Tryst with Destiny speech. Others remember stories passed down of prison cells, boycotts, Partition trains and impossible choices. As India marks another Independen
CJP: A generational reckoning over protest and belonging (opens the original)
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The Cockroach Janta Party protests exposed a divide within Australia's Indian community - one that's less about India itself and more about how different generations understand citizenship, gratitude and activism. Days after the Cockroach Janta Party protests faded from headlines, the debate refuses to die. Studying the comments across Indian Link’s social media platforms, listening to talkback callers on Indian Link Radio – and even across WhatsApp groups and in social gatherings – one theme ke
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