AMIT SARWAL

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Dr Amit Sarwal is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, with a career spanning broadcast media and academic leadership. He brings strategic vision, cross-cultural expertise, and editorial innovation to storytelling that connects communities and amplifies diverse voices.
NEWS

Palestinian elections postponed to 2027 as Coalition challenges Labor’s recognition decision

“Continuing to delay elections undermines the prospects of a two-state solution.”
NEWS

‘Code word Khalistan’: Parampreet Singh jailed for 10 years as co-accused Ranvir Singh awaits sentencing in international drug trafficking case

Singh told an undercover individual that his associate would contact them to arrange the transaction.
INFOTAINMENT

Melbourne sings along as Bollywood legend Sonu Nigam turns a packed-out 10,000-strong crowd into a celebration of India

In 2027, he will mark 50 years of singing professionally, a remarkable milestone for an artist whose voice has been the soundtrack to a particular kind of Indian life: the school bus, the first crush, the long-distance phone call home, and the wedding dance floor at midnight.
INNOVATION

Prof. Veena Sahajwalla’s UNSW SMaRT Centre wins Gold for transforming discarded glass and textiles into engineered ceramic tiles

She said turning waste into valuable materials for remanufacturing could help address finite resource supplies and strengthen Australia’s sovereign manufacturing capability.
NEWS

After threatening India with 100% tariffs over Russian oil purchases, Trump turns to Putin for diesel amid soaring fuel prices

The US sanctions waiver marks a shift in policy towards Russian energy exports, following years of restrictions imposed after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
INNOVATION

Australia’s Starlink lesson for India – fast internet means little if the poorest can’t afford it

Elon Musk wrote on X that "certain oligarchs" were blocking Starlink in India to keep a "monopolistic chokehold" on the Indian people.
INNOVATION

Gen Z connection crisis: One in three feels disconnected from family, friends and community

The nationally representative Essential Research survey, commissioned by Mental Health Australia, found 20 per cent of Gen Z respondents reported having nobody they could count on for support.
INNOVATION

Indian-origin researchers at UNSW discover ‘drunk’ AI can be more vulnerable to data leaks and jailbreaking

The researchers also tested a third method of inducing drunken behaviour, with the vulnerability remaining consistent across all three approaches.
OPINION

25 years of Narendra Modi: How an Indian political outsider became one of the world’s most consequential leaders

One way of understanding Modi’s foreign policy is to look at his telephone.
NEWS

Australia-backed education initiative helps Fiji teacher build students’ confidence in the classroom

The program will also provide nine counselling hubs for schools and improve the functionality and use of Fiji’s Education Management Information System (FEMIS)
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