Torrsha Sen
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Why is women's safety still a question mark? (opens the original)
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India's outrage over women's safety rises like a flare and falls like one. Australia's graph looks different, yet tells the same story. Fifteen years ago, I was a student at Delhi University (DU). Growing up in Delhi meant the reflexes came before the reading lists: keys between the fingers on the walk from the bus stop, a phone call timed to the length of a dark stretch, a text to loved ones that said only “reached”. We called it ‘common sense’ and handed it down to each new batch. women’s prot
Wooing the diaspora: Indian brands set up shop Down Under (opens the original)
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Gold, kurtas and dosas, Indian brands set up shop in Australia to court the community. It’s a slow shift, great, but will it last? MTR aka Mavalli Tiffin Room opened its first Australian restaurant in Sydney this week. The 102-year-old Bengaluru institution, known for its dosas, filter coffee and the rava idli it is credited with inventing, arrives with chefs who spent close to a year training in its original Lalbagh kitchen. For many Indian-Australians, it is one more eatery that hit home. BIBA
Bappa beyond borders: How Ganesha is worshipped far beyond India (opens the original)
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As lamps are lit and modaks are readied for Ganesh Chaturthi this week, it’s worth remembering that Ganpati Bappa’s fan base was never confined to Indian shores. Long before Instagram carousels of pandal-hopping and pravasi visarjan processions, the elephant-headed god had already made himself at home in the temples, art and everyday rituals of Southeast and East Asia, and inside two of India’s own other great faiths, Buddhism and Jainism. Ganesha’s journey outward began not with conquest but wi
Jacob John, first Indian-Australian to chair a 3GPP, honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award (opens the original)
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Eleven years, four generations of mobile tech, Jacob John's standards-setting career comes full circle When Jacob John stepped down last week after 11 years as chair of a 3GPP working group – the longest tenure in the standards body’s history – he did so as the recipient of its Lifetime Achievement Award, a recognition that caps a career spanning nearly three decades and four generations of mobile technology. “It’s a pinnacle to my career,” John tells Indian Link, days after returning from the m
Operation Safed Sagar : Review (opens the original)
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A technically assured, occasionally overreaching account of the IAF's role in the 1999 Kargil War Netflix’s six-episode limited series, created by Abhijeet Singh Parmar and Kushal Srivastava and directed by Oni Sen, Operation Safed Sagar sets out to do something Hindi war cinema has largely left unattempted: tell the story of the 1999 Kargil conflict from the cockpit rather than from the trench. The result is a competent, well-structured drama that is strongest when it stays close to procedure a
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