When Sydney stood with Jantar Mantar protests in Delhi
More than 400 people from Sydney’s Indian diaspora gathered at Parra Square, Parramatta, on...
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Author: Rashid Siddiqui
CJP protests in India: When identity replaces merit, everyone eventually pays
It was the year 2000. A freshly arrived Bihari student in South Delhi, studying at Jamia Millia...
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From clay to consciousness: The sign we carry within
Every atom in your body was once something else. The iron in your blood was forged in a dying...
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At the National Press Club in June, Pauline Hanson declared that “Western civilisation and its values are under siege” and that Australia “cannot be a multicultural society… we must be monocultural.”...
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Women, football, and the West’s moral paradox
Debates around Iranian women footballers are often framed in the global media as if the central...
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