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Jasmine Minhas

Jasmine Minhas

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Journalist, The Coffs Coast Advocate

Coffs Harbour

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politics, auto industry. insurance, science economics, accountingBusiness, corporate governance technology

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crypto/ football

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Total articles 1391

  • Why Vaisakhi this year in Delaware will be "Balle Balle"

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified| News Journal - Delaware Online Verified "Balle Balle" is a Punjabi phrase associated with everything joyous and delightful. Nowhere is that joy more visible than on Vaisakhi — a traditional harvest day celebration in April for Sikhs, Punjabis and other Indian communities. Thanks to a team of Delaware state legislators, this year's Vaisakhi, on Sunday, April 14, will indeed be Balle Balle. One of the popular features of the holiday is a carefully choreographed, colorfully costumed, and lively dance known as Bhangra.

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified · News Journal - Delaware Online

    Apr. 11, 2024

  • Sea Rogue survivor fails in bid to appeal rape conviction

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified| The Ballina Shire Advocate Verified Bravery award winner and convicted sex offender Michael Patrick Williams is back behind bars after his bid to appeal his conviction was dismissed. The Sea Rogue survivor was last year found guilty by a judge-alone trial on two counts of sexual intercourse without consent over the assault which took place at a Yamba house party in 2018. Williams, who was a deckhand on the trawler which sank off Byron Bay in 2008, had made headlines when he survived a 12-hour swim to shore.

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified · The Ballina Shire Advocate

    Apr. 13, 2021

  • Why Vaisakhi this year in Delaware will be "Balle Balle"

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified| News Journal - Delaware Online Verified "Balle Balle" is a Punjabi phrase associated with everything joyous and delightful. Nowhere is that joy more visible than on Vaisakhi — a traditional harvest day celebration in April for Sikhs, Punjabis and other Indian communities. Thanks to a team of Delaware state legislators, this year's Vaisakhi, on Sunday, April 14, will indeed be Balle Balle. One of the popular features of the holiday is a carefully choreographed, colorfully costumed, and lively dance known as Bhangra.

    By Jasmine Minhas Verified · News Journal - Delaware Online

    Apr. 11, 2024

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The Coffs Coast Advocate

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000