Prutha Bhosle-Chakraborty

Gosh, what a terrific spread! I can almost smell the Sahyadris through this paper. A story featuring @AusHCIndia , CG McGeachy, and @amoghavarshajs Together, they trekked the Western Ghats and made a spontaneous film. Just three nature lovers soaking in the lush wilderness.

An Australia-India collaboration is helping tribal communities in #Meghalaya tackle rising heart disease & diabetes. Led by Melbourne’s Baker Institute, the SHILLONG Project is transforming health outcomes across 40 remote villages. indianlink.com.au/the-shillong-p…

From Himachal highlands to the Fremantle shores, the women from grassroots enterprise Kullvi Whims are bringing their cultural heritage & delicate wool work to 🇦🇺 through immersive workshops. A beautiful 🇦🇺🇮🇳 exchange of tradition, sustainability & skill. indianlink.com.au/desi-oon-bring…

What happens when a High Commissioner and a Consul General go on a hike? They inspire a film! Explore Nothing on My Mind, the cinematic tale born from a diplomatic adventure through the #sahyadris. @amoghavarshajs @AusCGBengaluru @AusHCIndia @pruthzey

What happens when a High Commissioner and a Consul General go on a hike? They inspire a film! Explore Nothing on My Mind, the cinematic tale born from a diplomatic adventure through the #sahyadris. @amoghavarshajs @AusCGBengaluru @AusHCIndia @pruthzey

EXCLUSIVE "War felt like a distant headline—until the sky over Jammu lit up red." A New India Abroad journalist shares a chilling firsthand account from her hometown Akhnoor which was caught in the crossfire recently. #Jammu #IndiaPakistan #Pahalgam newindiaabroad.com/news/the-india…

Through her pop-up shop, Saadi, Mumbai-born chef @saavni_krishnan is transforming perceptions of Indian food in Australia—one bold, heartfelt dish at a time. These efforts saw her win The Age Young Chef of the Year Award. #indiancuisine #indianfood #innovation #youngchef

‘A product of world’s largest democracies’: Rajiv Satyal’s ‘I am Indian American’ video goes viral #InternetRacism #IndianDiaspora #PresidentTrump #IndianAmerican #RajivSatyal newindiaabroad.com/english/news/a…

“(Delhi’s slumdwellers) are the true heroes of (my) story,” Dr Kiran Martin said at a UniMelb convocation in Dec in which she was conferred with the Doctor of Laws Honoris Causa. “They taught me the meaning of resilience, the value of hope, and the power of community.”

We all agree our nurses are stretched to the limits at work. Could #AI help? Dr Tabinda Sarwar definitely thinks so. The RMIT University data scientist led a team in collaboration with Telstra Health to develop an AI-powered tool for use in aged care facilities. @pruthzey

#Books New release The Promise is @Arnolddix’s recount of his epic Himalayan rescue. You’ll have heard of him as the man who rescued 41 Indian workers trapped in a collapsed Himalayan tunnel. It's a mission he's been preparing for long before the tunnel collapsed. #rescue

You’ll be taken on a journey through the #Sindhi experience with Sapna Ajwani’s recipe book, writes @pruthzey. The book also features historical insights and personal anecdotes, making it a cookbook, history lesson and personal journal all packed into one! #cooking #culture

Scandals, success, and strategy—NIA explores what shaped US President-elect Donald Trump in an in-depth feature. Read now for insights into his journey from real estate to the presidency." #DonaldTrump #USPolitics #NIAInsights newindiaabroad.com/news/english/t…

It’s going to be a busy year for Sydney-based filmmaker Ana Tiwary . Her new feature Home Before Night gets underway in August, and two more features are in the pipeline. All thanks to a Screen Australia grant, and a co-production etched out at India’s Film Bazaar.

One of the most fulfilling interviews I've done recently. Thank you Phillip Noyce, for sharing such great stories about legendary Satyajit Ray, and your love for Indian cinema. Thanks to @AusCG_Mumbai for making this happen. CC: @AusHCIndia @indian_link indianlink.com.au/phillip-noyce-…

For Phillip Noyce, pioneering Australian filmmaker, the Satyajit Ray Lifetime Achievement Award given by India is more than just another accolade - it’s deeply personal. “I’ve had other recognitions,” he reflects, “but this one was very close to my heart.”

The United States and India have overcome the hesitations of history, said Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard Verma at the US-India Chamber of Commerce DFW’s 25th Annual Awards Gala held on Dec.10. Verma was quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi who had made the remarks at a joint session of Congress. @DepSecStateMR #USA #India #DeputySecretaryofStateforManagementandResources #RichardVerma newindiaabroad.com/english/diplom…

Since the 1800s, some 850 species of the eucalyptus, native to Australia, have been uprooted and moved overseas, including to India. Just like people, notes Perth artist Keg de Souza. Learn about the effects of removing species from their own ecology at Keg’s upcoming exhibition

Sesame Workship India Trust’s initiative ‘Mera Planet, Mera Ghar,' supported by the Aus High Commissioner, gets kids singing, planting and building eco-friendly habits. Get a taste of the initiative here: youtube.com/watch?v=_V6Uay… @AusHCIndia @pruthzey @sonalikhan

A new Adelaide study has shone light on how COVID became a saviour for India’s film industry. By embracing diversity, innovation and global perspectives, India's film industry stepped up to the challenges posed by the pandemic. #Bollywood #Indianfilms #covid #pandemic