When an Auckland newspaper’s printer had no Hindi fonts in 1992, Rohit Kumar ‘Happy’ found another way: he wrote the Hindi by hand. More than three decades later, in an …
South Asia
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Opinion: Horror and Terror in the Skies
by Sridhar Krishnaswami 5 minutes readIt is not too difficult to imagine the thoughts of the 180-odd passengers and crew of Flydubai Airlines coming down on a steep dive from about 34,000 feet in a …
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Second Campus, Second City: UWA Chennai Gets the Regulator’s Green Light
by Pooja Bhardwaj 3 minutes readJust weeks after opening its first Indian campus in Mumbai, the University of Western Australia (UWA) is preparing to welcome students in a second Indian city, with India’s University Grants …
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Indian Mission in Bangladesh Organizes Beach Cleaning Drive as Part of Gandhi Jayanti
by UNIby UNI 1 minutes readThe Assistant High Commissioner of India in Chattogram, Bangladesh, organized a beach cleaning drive at Patenga Sea Beach, to mark the 157th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Held from 9am …
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Exclusive: “Cost Pressures Remain Significant Across Our Global Supply Chain”
by Pratik Dattani 5 minutes readThe 24th annual edition of the Asian Achievers Awards, one of the United Kingdom’s most prominent and longstanding celebrations of British Asian achievement in business and society, brought together business …
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On a recent visit to Europe, when India’s young “cockroaches” are supposedly reclaiming Indian politics via the Cockroach Janta Party filled with anger and wanton protesting, I found myself watching …
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India’s athletes marked the birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri with a series of gold medal performances at the Aichi Asian Games, taking the country’s overall medal …
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NRS Plans New Jersey Networking Lunch for Independent Retailers
by SAH Staff Reporter 1 minutes readNational Retail Solutions (NRS) will host a networking lunch for independent retailers and business owners on October 20, 2026, at Rasoi 2 in Iselin, New Jersey. According to an NRS …
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Hockey, though a game that the British brought to South Asia in the late 19th century, has come to be known as a game that members of the South Asian …
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Film Review: Drishyam The Conclusion is a Cerebral Culmination of an Epic Story
by Rajiv Vijayakar 6 minutes readA deviant young man tries to act smart with a young lady, Anju (Ishita Dutta). Her mother, Nandini (Shriya Saran) and she have a confrontation with him. The spoilt brat …