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.

INNOVATION

Australia, India push for stronger Indo-Pacific defence ties post-Operation Sindoor at Shangri-La Dialogue

Both military leaders exchanged views on the evolving regional security architecture, with a strong focus on enhancing maritime cooperation.

INNOVATION

You could save thousands on your HECS student loan – find out how

“Wiping 20% off every student debt is the very first piece of legislation Labor will introduce when Parliament returns… and it’ll be backdated to this Sunday, 1 June.”

INNOVATION

17 women officers make history as NDA’s first female graduates in India

Of the 5.7 lakh applicants, 1.78 lakh were women — but only 17 cleared the grueling selection process, earning their places in the academy’s first co-ed batch, which commenced training in 2022.

SPORTS

Rising Indian-Australian pistol star Samarthy Sangwan makes mark at ISSF Nationals

"An incredible accomplishment, especially considering he was the youngest competitor at the nationals."

IMMIGRATION

$18 million Jain temple to be built with Taj Mahal marble in Melbourne

“It was our wish and will that we build this community centre and temple with our own money. We have not approached anybody for financial help.”

INNOVATION

This Australian city is now the best place to live on Earth, here’s why

The Global Cities Index, compiled by Oxford Economics, provides a comparative assessment of the world’s leading urban areas using consistent data and methodology.

INNOVATION

Exposing ‘forced cybercrime’ — victims trapped to do scam operations

“Hearing from the brave victims gave law enforcement vital insight into the human cost and complexity behind forced cybercrime operations.”

INFOTAINMENT

Historic win for Indian-origin teen at 100th Scripps Spelling Bee

Faizan Zaki, a 13-year-old seventh-grader, won the Scripps Cup and US$50,000 after outspelling over 240 contestants at the 2025 National Spelling Bee.

INNOVATION

Fiji AG dismissed as PM Rabuka launches shake-up after FICAC fallout

AG Leung acknowledged that it is the Prime Minister’s constitutional prerogative to appoint or replace ministers.

IMMIGRATION

Indian-origin tycoons in Australia’s Rich List — see who made top 100

From high-tech data centres to fertilisers and car parts, this year’s Rich List paints a dynamic picture of Australia’s evolving economy—and the increasingly diverse backgrounds of its wealthiest individuals.

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IMMIGRATION

Baltej Singh, nephew of Indira Gandhi’s Khalistani assassin, loses bid to keep identity secret in NZ’s record “Honey Bear” meth case

Baltej Singh was arrested at Auckland Airport while attempting to board a flight to Dubai, carrying more than $10,000 in cash.

POLITICS

Dinesh Gourisetty wins Liberal preselection defeating Moira Deeming in western metro contest

Despite backing from prominent conservative figures, including former prime minister Tony Abbott and media commentator Peta Credlin, Deeming was unable to hold off the challenge.

NEWS

Young blood takes charge: Two-Thirds of Nepal’s Ministers under 40

At 35, Balen Shah is the youngest person ever to serve as prime minister in Nepal’s history. His government is characterized by a remarkably youthful leadership, with 10 out of the 15 ministers under 40 years of age, making it one of the youngest cabinets in the world.