Tag: University of Queensland
The danger next door: malnutrition on Mumbai’s doorstep
By Anna Levy Just three hours drive away from Mumbai, child malnutrition has hit a record high. With hundreds of deaths occurring every year, authorities ... Read More
Radio documentary: That Time of the Month
By Anna Levy Shame. We’ve all felt it. In most cases, the everyday shame we feel is usually because of what we’ve done, but what ... Read More
Ekta Wassan on the ABC’s of Indian etiquette
By Kate Sheahan Hidden inside the Hyatt Regency hotel in Mumbai is the bespoke academy of style in India, the Wasan Knowledge Hub. The finishing ... Read More
Mumbai: an introduction
By Sophie Wright Mumbai is big. It’s chaotic. The streets are dirty. It smells horrendous. But it's all part of the city's charm. FULL STORY ... Read More
Making foodie friends in Mumbai: meet Kiran, The Hungry Cancerian
By Sophie Wright Developing countries such as India are slowly starting to harness the power of social media as a mass marketing tool. One Indian ... Read More
Creating a social media savvy India
By Sophie Wright Every second in India, three people experience the Internet for the first time, according to data from Google. To people in developed ... Read More
The Cows of Mumbai
By Claudia Farhart When you first arrive in Mumbai, you’ll notice a lot of things that seem a touch odd. The absolute lack of beef ... Read More
Amedkar Road
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
Preparing Idols for Dusara Navratri Festival
By Michael Brunott Preparing idols for Dusara Navratri https://vimeo.com/187296242 Read More
Welcome to Bhatan
By Sarah Matthews Around three years ago on the outskirts of Mumbai, a large, modern, university was built in the middle of a community of ... Read More
The Music of Mumbai
By Sarah Matthews On the local trains of Mumbai, a group of twenty, thirty or even more men gather together to sing and ... Read More
An Unnatural Offence: Criminalising India’s sexual minorities
By Michael Brunott As industry and Indian lives are bettered by opportunities and devices brought by the wave of the new technology revolution, the rights ... Read More