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“I don’t know what that is”
India's ignorance surrounding autism, a spark exploration into the impact stigma has on autistic children in India. Read More
Pushing Depok’s Panic Button
Depok is a vibrant and bustling city, located just on the southern border of Jakarta, yet in the past this has attracted some undesirable attention. ... Read More
Street Mama
Manan Chaturvedi , a mother to more than 100 children, crafts campaign paintings to fund their home and living in Jaipur. The last UNICEF census ... Read More
A Colour’s Charm
The city of Jaipur in India’s state of Rajasthan is famously known as the Pink City. Everywhere you turn there is the same similar pale ... Read More
Crowded Network: Exposing Jakarta’s Power Line Problem
Indonesia’s appetite for electricity is growing as rapidly as its economy, an economic powerhouse hungering for a more advanced energy grid. Unfortunately, the minimal investment ... Read More
Social Media: The Problem or the Solution to Indonesia’s Animal Trafficking Epidemic?
Social media is changing the way our world works in many ways. While it increases global connection, it also enables crimes, such as animal trafficking, ... Read More
Amity University Jaipur welcomes UQ journalism students
The 'UQ in Jaipur' team has worked very closely with 20 students from Amity University in Jaipur to bring you the engaging stories on ... Read More
First Contact
By Anna Levy Mumbai is where chaos comes to meet its maker. Twenty million people rattle through narrow streets. They pile into buses, taxis, rickshaws, ... Read More
The loneliest taxidermist: how Dr Santosh Gaikwad is fighting to save the legacy of India’s wildlife
By John Ballot When India’s last Siberian tiger died in the Himalayan hill station of Nianital, park rangers knew there was only one person in ... Read More
Cricket in India: It’s not a sport, it’s a religion
It is recognised as the second largest religion in India - and some argue that is undoubtedly the first. It may come as a shock ... Read More