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The BizGuru—Swami Vigyananand - The Indian Sun

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By Bhushan Salunke
| The Indian Sun Verified
Swami Vigyananand, WHEF. Photo supplied World Hindu Congress 2026 (WHC 2026) will bring together thousands of Hindu leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, academics, policymakers, media representatives, youth, women, and community organisations from across the world when it convenes in Mumbai, Bharat, from 18-20 December 2026.
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Balloon Dog brings warmth and heart to a classic story

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By Bhushan Salunke
| The Indian Sun Verified
Balloon Dog - Sydney Opera House. Photo credit: Daniel Boud Balloon Dog is a modern reworking of Rabindranath Tagore’s Kabuliwala, and both stories share the same emotional core. In Kabuliwala, an Afghan fruit seller, Rahmat, befriends Mini, a talkative Bengali girl, and comes to treat her like the daughter he left behind in Kabul.
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My Fair Lawyer: A rip-roaring comedy with a dash of desi masala Original

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By Bhushan Salunke
| The Indian Sun Verified
All photos by by Stephen Reinhardt My Fair Lawyer is a brisk little farce from Sydney playwright and lawyer Tony Laumberg, performed by Bondi Theatre Company at Bondi Pavilion, and it gleefully proves that in law, as in life, the paperwork may be orderly, but the people are gloriously not. The play skewers family secrets, cultural misunderstandings, and the general absurdity of the Australian legal profession with a very sharp pen and a raised eyebrow.
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