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Melbourne Tragedy: Two Brothers Arrested For Fatally Stabbing Indian Student

09 May 2024

According to a report from Today, police have apprehended two siblings in connection with the stabbing of a 22-year-old Indian student outside a residence on North Road in Australia. In Ormond, a suburb in Melbourne's south-east, a tragic incident occurred where 22-year-old Navjeet Singh Sandhu lost his life during a...

Increased Savings Requirement For Australian Student Visa Likely To Impact Indian Applicants

08 May 2024

Australia has once again tightened its visa requirements for international students, particularly affecting those from India, in a move aimed at curbing immigration into the country. The recent adjustment stipulates that international students must now demonstrate proof of savings totaling at least AUD$29,710 ($19,576) to qualify for a student visa....

Hong Kong And Singapore Suspend Sales Of Indian Spice Blends Amid Safety Concerns

02 May 2024

Hong Kong recently halted sales of three spice mixes from India's MDH and an Everest blend for fish curry, citing potential safety risks. This move comes amidst a broader investigation by India's food safety regulator, which has ordered testing and inspections across all companies producing spice mixes. The investigation has...

Island Nation Near Australia Elects Pro-China Prime Minister, Following Maldives

02 May 2024

Today, Solomon Islands' legislators voted in a secret ballot to appoint Jeremiah Manele, a former foreign minister, as the country's new Prime Minister. Mr. Manele, known for his commitment to the Pacific nation's China-friendly foreign policy, garnered 31 votes, as reported by Media Source. This development in the Indo-Pacific region...

RCB’s Glenn Maxwell Takes Indefinite Break, Citing Mental And Physical Fatigue

16 Apr 2024

Glenn Maxwell, the dynamic all-rounder from Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Australia has made the decision to step away from the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 tournament indefinitely, citing mental and physical exhaustion. Maxwell expressed his need for a break during a press conference on Monday, revealing his intention...

Survival Tale: Indian-Origin Couple Recounts Sydney Knife Attack Ordeal

14 Apr 2024

An Indian-origin couple has shared their account of surviving a brutal knife attack in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday. Shoi Ghoshal and her husband Debashis Chakrabarty were present at the Westfield shopping center in Bondi Junction during the incident. Ghoshal recounted to the BBC how they, along with around 20 to...

Police Confirm Sydney Stabbing That Resulted In 6 Deaths Was Not Motivated By Ideology

14 Apr 2024

Police were summoned to the Westfield Bondi Junction mall in Sydney's east just before 4 p.m. (0600 GMT) on Saturday following reports of a stabbing incident. On Sunday, Sydney police ruled out terrorism or ideology as motives after a man killed six people in a random stabbing attack in one...

Biden Assures Support To Japan, Philippines Amid China’s Provocations

12 Apr 2024

In a trilateral summit at the White House, Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. discussed the deepening of defense commitments. Biden emphasized the "ironclad" defense commitments to both Japan and the Philippines, stating that any attack on Philippine aircraft, vessels, or armed forces in...

Ola Ceases Operations In UK, Australia, And New Zealand, Pivots Focus To Indian Business

09 Apr 2024

Ola, the ride-hailing services provider, announced today its decision to cease operations in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, with a renewed focus on its business in India, according to its promoter ANI Technologies. The Softbank-backed company cited significant opportunities for expansion within India as the primary reason for this...

Former Australian Military Chief Assigned To Oversee Investigation Into Deaths Of Gaza Aid Workers

08 Apr 2024

Australia has assigned a former military chief to oversee Israel's investigation into the deaths of seven aid workers in Gaza, aiming for "full accountability" for the killings. Among the victims was Lalzawmi "Zomi" Frankcom, an Australian national and part of the group of World Central Kitchen volunteers who lost their...

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Melbourne Tragedy: Two Brothers Arrested For Fatally Stabbing Indian Student

Increased Savings Requirement For Australian Student Visa Likely To Impact Indian Applicants

Hong Kong And Singapore Suspend Sales Of Indian Spice Blends Amid Safety Concerns

Island Nation Near Australia Elects Pro-China Prime Minister, Following Maldives

RCB’s Glenn Maxwell Takes Indefinite Break, Citing Mental And Physical Fatigue

Survival Tale: Indian-Origin Couple Recounts Sydney Knife Attack Ordeal

Police Confirm Sydney Stabbing That Resulted In 6 Deaths Was Not Motivated By Ideology

Biden Assures Support To Japan, Philippines Amid China’s Provocations

Ola Ceases Operations In UK, Australia, And New Zealand, Pivots Focus To Indian Business

Former Australian Military Chief Assigned To Oversee Investigation Into Deaths Of Gaza Aid Workers

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