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SAY IT AGAIN

One of the great joys of visiting Australia is to mingle with the Maharashtrian community here and see how they are always there, for each other. Sure it is true of others too and tells me why communities are so critical.

Harsha Bhogle, cricket commentator

FARZANA AHMAD wrote about The Pink Sari Inc’s campaign at Sydney’s Pink Test.

Sari Sisters wrote: How amazing is this initiative? We're in awe of the amazing work the team at Pink Sari are doing to promote women's health in the South Asian Australian community. Check out the stunning visuals from their recent fundraiser with Sydney’s Pink Test as published in Indian Link. Shantha Viswanathan wrote: On behalf of Pink Sari Inc., I would like to convey our sincere appreciation to Indian Link for the brilliant coverage of our participation at the Pink Test 2019. Pink Sari's message is universal and the event gave us a great opportunity to promote our key messages relating to early detection and Breast Screening not just to our local viewers but international viewers as well. Thanks for introducing us to McGrath Foundation. It was a great partnership with mutually satisfying outcomes. Thanks also to Farzana for a great article and for also communicating our message so articulately to the readers. Thanks to you and to Indian Link for having supported us right from when this initiative commenced.

Where In India

We shared a picture of this landmark in India, and Sue Hambly and Himanshu Sharma guessed the right answer: Auroville.

Australian Open juniors 1989 was the first Grand Slam I ever played. 30 years later, still excited as ever to play at Melbourne Park. It’s the first place I believed I could become a professional tennis player! Always live your dream.

Leander Paes

VIRAT’S BIG GESTURE

Deepti Ashish Sharma wrote: That’s awesome... congratulations Atharv and Nautiyal family

Sachin Nad wrote: Kholi steal hearts with gestures like this!

Anuj Nautiyal wrote: It was a big day for my son Atharv. Thanks Rajni. Kudos also to RJ Ekta. She made Atharv comfortable and calm on radio. The best part of the interview was when Atharv said to Ekta "I'll give you the batting pad when I become the best player in the world like Virat Kohli."

Prekshi Sundriyal Joshi wrote: Congratulations dear Atharv and proud parents

Vaibhav Srivastava wrote: Gift for a life time!

Vipul Nautiyal wrote: Virat Kohli knows the power of the Nautiyals!

Payel Bose wrote: Wow!! Congrats little champ; the smile says it all.

Hemant Dobriyal wrote: It was your talent Athrav Nautiyal which attracted Virat Kohli towards you! Well done, kid. May this inspire you more to become a cricket legend like him.

Swati Loshali Khanduri wrote: A cute gesture by Kohli towards his youngest fans. Congrats Atharv on being in the news and on TV.

WHO WORE IT BETTER?

Ekta Sharma wrote: Alia carries it beautifully… very elegant.

Sandhi Singh Narania wrote: Each has their own personality; I don’t see the point in such comparisons.

Samantha Gray wrote: The flowing fabric on Sophia makes her look better.

Words which constantly crop up in Indian newspapers to my constant surprise and delight: rascal, tiff, hitherto, tizzy, jibe, chit…

Stephen Dziedzic, Foriegn Affairs reporter for the ABC

Caption Contest

What’s the chitchat between Narendra Modi and Ranveer Singh here?

Vaarun Malhotra wrote: Ab ki baar fir Modi sarkar.

Jatiner Pal wrote: Aadat se majboor.

Haniyur Sampangiramaiah Subbaramaiah wrote: Two of the most talented actors of the modern era.

Vijesh Khanna wrote: Ab ki baar Modi sarkar? Bhau, tell me something I don’t know.

Samantha Gray wrote: Together we are salt and pepper.

Rahul Bhasin wrote: Hum dono key achche din khatam.

Yagnesh Rajendran wrote: How’s the josh? Bhau….

Ulhas Bhovar wrote: Election nazdee khain, ab to gadhon ko bhi gale lagana padh raha hai.

Kavita PatelH wrote: Namoveer.

Rajesh Kumar wrote: Modiwood.

Sachin Sharma wrote: We give the best bear’ed hugs.

Khyati Raval wrote: Real life Simba with reel life Simba.

Chitra Iyer wrote: Achche din aa gaye.

INDIAN

Link Poll

We asked: Was it fair to kick Hardik Pandya and KL Rahul off the Indian team for their comments on Koffee With Karan?

Not fair: 23%

Totally fair: 77%

The budget for hosting this year's festival is 28bn rupees ($397m; £311m), and over 49 days, visitors totalling more than the combined populations of Britain and Spain are expected to visit.

BBC News, about the Kumbh Mela

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