Attacks On Indians In Oz

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  Punjabi Bus Driver Set On Fire In Oz As Terrified Passengers Watch

  A bus driver of Indian origin was covered in inflammable liquid by a passenger who burned him to death in front of horrified passengers in Australia today, the police said.

• Indian in Oz jailed over road rage attack on compatriots

  An Indian student was today handed down a jail term of two-and-a-half years by an Australian court, which found him guilty of recklessly causing serious injuries to a group of compatriots during a road rage attack.25-year-old Gurdeep Singh Mann, who lives in Victoria, will have to serve at least 18 months of his two-and-a-half-year sentence before ...

• Abhinav Kashyap's Next Film To Project Oz In Positive Light

  Abhinav Kashyap's second directorial venture, tentatively titled Project 18

• Oz 'Punji hunters' sentenced for attacking Indians

  An Australian court today sentenced two teenagers for terrorising and robbing six Indian men over four days last year, in a racist rampage they codenamed 'Punji hunting'.Awarding the sentences, Judge Liz Gaynor said both young men were "on the edge of a slippery slope leading into the dark pit of Port Phillip Prison".According to 'Herald Sun', Juli...

• Indian students in Oz slam inaccurate Crook

  Crook revolving around racist attacks on Indians in Melbourne, has been slammed by Indian students for the "unfair and incorrect" portrayal.

• Oz men charged with racial hatred for Indian attack

  In a first, two of the three men arrested for attacking an Indian student on a moving bus in Australia's Victoria state were today charged with inciting racial hatred. They are set to face the Frankston Magistrates Court on September 1 on the serious racial vilification charges. The three suspects were arrested after 22-year-old Rajan Kumar Katkam ...

• Chicken pieces thrown at Indian student on bus in Oz

  An Indian student was racially assaulted in a jam-packed bus here by a group of three youthswho repeatedly hit him and also threw chicken pieces at him, in yet another attack on the youths from the community in Australia.24-year-old Rajan Kumar Katkam, who arrived here in 2008 to pursue his course in Graphics, has filed a case with the office of Vi...

• Oz: Second arrest in Nitin Garg murder case

  Homicide Squad detectives made a second arrest in Melbourne on Friday in connection with the murder of Indian student Nitin Garg. The breakthrough in the high-profile case , which threatened to derail India-Australia ties, came yesterday with the police arresting a 16-year-old teenage suspect from Yarraville. The arrest sent shock waves back home d...

• Indian student in Oz jail for attacking 9-year-old

  A 29-year old Indian student has been sentenced to at least two years and three months in prison for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl in Melbourne.Mujahed ur-Rahman, a student who also worked as a Foxtel salesman had approached the resident of south-east Melbourne on September 30 last year, asking her to buy the pay television service.After...

• Oz minister on Indian attacks: Violence 'A Fact of Life'

  Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean has said that his country was taking all appropriate steps to ensure safety and security of Indians there.

• Indian who faked racial attack in Oz gets light sentence

  An Indian national was let off lightly with a suspended eight-months jail term after it was found that he took advantage of racial tensions in Australia to falsely claim that he was set on fire.

• Indian attacked in Oz; Cops accused of keeping it under wraps

  A 34-year-old Indian man's throat was slashed at one of the busiest train stations in Australia's Queensland state following which a suspect was charged, amid allegations that police kept the latest in a slew of attacks against the community under wraps.

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  Indian toddler's death: Parents view body for first time

  Grieving parents of a three-year-old Indian boy for the first time viewed the body of the toddler at a city morgue on Saturday.

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  Warne mingles with Indian students to allay fears

  Shane Warne stepped in to mend his country's fractured ties with India, attending a picnic in Melbourne with the Indians who have been targetted in a series of violent attacks in the past few months.

• Melbourne unsafe for Indians: Oz leader

  The Streets of Melbourne are unsafe for Indians, Australia's Opposition Leader Tony Abott said on Tuesday.