Shyna Kalra is a journalist with a focus on education. She has previously worked for News18 and The Indian Express. Shyna's articles cover a range of topics including education policies, entrance exams, scholarships, and the impact of technology on the education industry.
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By: Shyna Kalra, Patras Masih
The family of Manpreet Kaur, who died on a flight bound for India, are mourning her loss and preparing to travel to Australia for her funeral.
By: Shyna Kalra
Experts warn changes to the international student visa system could make Australia a less preferred destination, while universities and higher education institutes fear proposed caps on international students would result in cuts to revenue and research.
By: Shyna Kalra
Melbourne-based engineers have built a footpath by adding coffee waste to concrete. They claim this world-first initiative has the potential to increase the strength of concrete and reduce the amount of waste going to landfills.
By: Shyna Kalra
With the processing time of newly lodged parent visa applications rising to almost 31 years, Assistant Minister of Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Julian Hill has urged families to consider longer stay parent visas options.
By: Shyna Kalra
Charnamat Singh is a citizen and legally Australian. But, like many migrants from culturally diverse communities, he says he struggles for social recognition.
By: Shyna Kalra
Scammers are impersonating genuine companies and advertising low-effort jobs that purport to pay well, with culturally and linguistically diverse communities being disproportionately targeted.
By: Shyna Kalra
After two years of trials, the Victorian government has approved an alternative method for health professionals to wear masks while keeping their beards intact. The move has been welcomed by members of the Sikh community, for whom unshorn hair is an article of faith.
By: Shyna Kalra
Bandi Chhor Diwas, a festival associated with the Sikh community that coincides with Diwali, was celebrated for the first time at the Parliament House of Victoria on October 9, 2024. People from diverse faiths and backgrounds gathered for this event. Parliamentarians, including Lee Tarlamis, Steve McGhie, and Vivienne Nguyen AM, donned Sikh turbans, and the ritual of 'Ardas' was performed inside the Parliament. Community members explained the historical, cultural, and social significance of Bandi Chhor Diwas through speeches and presentations. Listen to this podcast to know more about this special event.
By: Shyna Kalra
A Victorian government decision to rename a lake in honour of Sikhism's founder has been met with a mixed reception.
By: Shyna Kalra
Some Berwick Springs' residents have launched an online petition asking the state government not to name a lake in their area after the founder of the Sikh faith. The residents claim they were not consulted before a new name was announced. The Sikh community has also filed an online petition calling for the Guru's name to remain.
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