City of Melbourne adopts groundbreaking policy to ban caste discrimination
On Tuesday, September 3, the City of Melbourne passed a historic resolution to include 'combating caste discrimination' in the council's ...
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How human rights are disappearing before our eyes
By Suhas Chakma For most of human history human rights did not exist. The struggle to secure them arguably began in ...
Climate change has deep historical roots – Amitav Ghosh explores how capitalism and colonialism fit in
Julia Taylor, University of the Witwatersrand and Imraan Valodia, University of the Witwatersrand Amitav Ghosh is an internationally celebrated author ...
Field of dreams? How some professional cricketers continue to pay the price for sporting excellence
Helen Owton, The Open University What comes to mind when you think of cricket? Perhaps it’s an idyllic scene of ...
The Moon was once covered by an ocean of molten rock, data from India’s space mission suggests
Joshua Snape, University of Manchester Data from India’s recent Chandrayaan-3 mission supports the idea that an ocean of molten rock ...
NRI Taxation and Long-Term Capital Gains in India
Comprehensive guide on NRI taxation for Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) in India. Learn about tax implications, indexation benefits, expert insights, ...
India’s alternative facts: how the government of Narendra Modi invents its own kind of ‘experts’ to legitimise its policies
Anuradha Sajjanhar, University of East Anglia Narendra Modi was reelected as India’s prime minister in June for a historic third ...
Maitri grants and partnerships promote Australia-India ties
In a significant move to bolster ties between Australia and India, Foreign Minister Penny Wong announced the latest round of ...
Why protests work, even when not everybody likes them
Mark Engler and Paul Engler This spring, student encampments protesting Israel’s war on Gaza spread across colleges throughout the United States, resulting ...
About half the Asian migrants we surveyed said they didn’t fully understand how our voting systems work. It’s bad for our democracy
Fan Yang, The University of Melbourne and Sukhmani Khorana, UNSW Sydney When an election rolls around, most of us know ...
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