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Prianka Srinivasan

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Pacific nation of Nauru wants to change its name as it moves on from colonial past

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By Prianka Srinivasan Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Nauru, the world's smallest republic, may soon make a big change: renaming itself "Naoero". The switch would "more faithfully honour our nation's heritage, our language, and our identity", said the president of the Pacific microstate, David Adeang, in a speech to parliament in January. After Nauru's parliament passed the proposal unopposed, the island – with an estimated population of 13,000 – will vote in a referendum on whether to make the change official.
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Vanuatu indigenous leaders raise concerns over plans to build resort for cruise tourists

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By Prianka Srinivasan Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Indigenous community leaders in Vanuatu have raised concerns over plans by the cruise operator Royal Caribbean to build a private beach club on the island of Lelepa, arguing environmental impact assessments by the company are “incomplete” and “misleading”. The community leaders outlined the issues in a letter sent to Royal Caribbean on 26 February, which has been seen by the Guardian. The leaders also said the development could harm fragile ecosystems and a nearby Unesco world heritage site.
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Astrology vs the algorithm: Why my Indian parents are hunting for my husband

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By Lindsay Dunbar, Prianka Srinivasan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
From Tinder-style matrimonial apps to ancient astrological birth charts, today’s arranged marriages blend technology and tradition in unexpected ways. On the Indian matrimonial market, I am a tough sell. At 177cm, I'm too tall. At 36, too old. And, born and raised in Australia, my habits are seen as too "Western" for families seeking a traditional Hindu bride. It is with these misgivings I find myself getting my horoscope analysed at a home in Melbourne's south-east.
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