Walking for the Commonwealth

Neena Bhandari carrying the 2006 Commonwealth Games Queen's Baton on Elizabeth Street in Sydney. Photo credit: ©Brendan Read

By Neena Bhandari Sydney, 26.03.2006 (The Hindu): On a balmy Sydney afternoon in November 2005, a phone call changed the way me and my family would henceforth celebrate January 26. Throughout my growing up years, Indian Republic Day held a special significance. We would spend long hours practising national songs on the flute as our… Continue reading Walking for the Commonwealth

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The Phases of Polio – Past, Present and Future

By Neena Bhandari Canberra, 15.12.2004 (IPS): As developing countries move closer to polio eradication, the developed world is battling with ageing polio survivors experiencing post polio syndrome (PPS). Many of the 40,000 Australians, who survived the polio epidemics of the twentieth century, are facing the threat of new disabilities. While they initially recovered and made… Continue reading The Phases of Polio – Past, Present and Future

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