From London to Mexico City, South Asian supper clubs are popping up, offering more than just delicious meals. They’re fostering a sense of belonging, preserving culinary traditions, and building bridges between cultures. Discover the stories and flavors behind these unique dining experiences.
The Canadian government’s decision to ban the prominent news outlet Australia Today from broadcasting a press conference with India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Australian counterpart Penny Wong has triggered a diplomatic row and raised serious concerns about press freedom and the rights of the Indian diaspora. The ban, which restricts access to crucial information about the ongoing tensions between India and Canada, has been widely condemned as a blatant act of censorship and an attack on diverse voices.
The Australia Today, a prominent media outlet serving the Indian diaspora in Australia, has been blocked on social media in Canada, sparking outrage and raising concerns about press freedom. The move follows a press conference featuring India’s External Affairs Minister and Australia’s Foreign Minister, which escalated tensions between Canada and India over allegations of diplomatic surveillance and the presence of Khalistani groups.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian diaspora in New York during a visit to the United States. He spoke about the importance of the Indian community’s contributions to the country and the world, and highlighted the achievements of India on the global stage.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, during his visit to the United States, has appealed to the Tamil diaspora to encourage more American companies to invest in the state. He highlighted the strong presence of American companies in Tamil Nadu, emphasizing the state’s potential as an investment destination.
MakeMyTrip, in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism, has launched the ‘India: The Homecoming’ campaign to celebrate India’s 78th Independence Day and reconnect the Indian diaspora with their heritage. This initiative, following the success of last year’s ‘The Traveler’s Map of India’, aims to highlight India’s vibrant culture, diverse traditions, and lesser-known destinations, encouraging both domestic and international travelers to explore the country’s hidden gems.
