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Misconceptions of Dharavi

Connie Li- October 7, 2016

By Connie Li An encounter with Asia's largest slum - Connie Li tells of her discoveries. (more…) Read More

The dark bird of Indonesia

Meaghan Crooks- May 7, 2017

There are countless breeds of poultry across the world but none quite like the completely black Ayam Cemani. The chickens' striking black appearance has given ... Read More

Aavaara Kutta

Emily Steinhardt- September 26, 2018

In the pink city of Jaipur, man's best friend has become a nuisance. More than 70 complaints are made to the Jaipur Municipal Corporation each ... Read More

Lihat tuh, ada bule!

Holly Richardson- May 6, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu1w0XdtFWo Lihat tuh, ada bule! roughly translated means "See the foreigner, over there!" and was a phrase I heard many times by small children as ... Read More

Ondel-ondel and a modern Jakarta

Elora Ghea- May 21, 2017

Indonesia has a diverse legacy of art and culture. One subset of this is Betawi culture from Jakarta. The Betawi traditional artform of Ondel-ondel has ... Read More

Power to the Women

Hannah Palmer- October 17, 2017

Women empowerment has become a major part of Indian society in the 21st century. This story explores how the children and women of Jaipur are ... Read More

About UQ in India

Paul Smith- September 15, 2015

“UQ in India” is an exciting and innovative Work Integrated Learning project by The University of Queensland’s School of Communication and Arts. Twenty students are ... Read More

Indian Women in Sport

Isabella Leembruggen- October 16, 2016

By Isabella Leembruggen Every four years, the world unites to watch what is known as the greatest show on earth – the Olympic Games. The ... Read More

Painters of the Pink City

Phoebe Nixon- September 26, 2018

https://jacdigital.shorthandstories.com/painters-of-the-pink-city/index.html Huddled by the side of one of Jaipur's busiest roads, a group of women in vibrant sari's laugh and chat as they work.   ... Read More

Amedkar Road

Bridget Sloan- October 17, 2016

by Bridget Sloan In a city of almost 22 million people, one grows accustomed to expecting the unexpected. But throughout my travels in Mumbai, one ... Read More