The Anglo-Indian community has rarely been front and centre in the telling of Indian history. It’s true that in the last century educational and political leaders from within the community, including Herbert Stark and Frank Anthony, wrote powerful, and often polemical, books about Anglo-Indian history, and that others followed in their wake.
The TernX Carry On luggage stroller, a trailblazing travel gear innovation, has emerged as a standout feature on Europe ByDesign, the home to a global collection of primetime television shows that explore design, dedicated to celebrating cutting-edge creations from across the continent.
In an exciting development for families and children across Australia, the Swedish phenomenon podcast "Magiska Godnattsagor" is launching today with an English version, "Magic Bedtime Stories".
Today marks a significant milestone as Arts.Sale proudly announces the grand opening of its online platform, inviting the public into a world of artistic innovation and creativity.
Psychotherapist and Hypnotherapist Tatiana Perera provides readers with a self-help guide book, to achieving actualization for several facets of life, covering topics such as physical, emotional and mental health and fitness, male and female sexuality, as well as exploring conscious, subconscious and the Divine States.
Following a young woman's search for her mother as well as her struggle to become a successful lawyer in 1960s London, "Don't Cry for Me, Aunt Tina" is author Steve Russell's literary debut that gives readers a moving and heartwarming glimpse of a bygone era where despite the hardships of the time, perseverance and love can help one weather the storms in life.
While the children’s bedtime book, ‘A Bear's Story,’ was enjoying some welcomed attention from its US audience, Australian author Eva Zonnios was provided with an unexpected opportunity to feature her work on Prime Seven Media with 'The Spotlight Network' in the US.
