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

India showcases six decades of space innovation at IAC 2025 in Sydney

“One of India’s space programme targets is to land on the Moon by 2040," says V. Narayanan, Chairman of ISRO.

SPORTS

Exiled Afghan women cricketers living in Australia to attend World Cup opener in India

In March 2025, after receiving The Australia Today International Women’s Day Award in Sports, the Afghan women’s cricket team members were also felicitated by the Indian High Commission in Canberra.

INNOVATION

New Vrinda Valley centre brings sacred Indian heritage and spiritual traditions to Perth

Designed as a sanctuary for connection, learning, and spiritual growth, the space will host community gatherings, workshops, and cross-cultural events across the Swan region.

POLITICS

Popular Indian film star-turned-politician Vijay faces charges as rally stampede leaves 41 dead

Authorities say the actor-politician Joseph Vijay Chandrasekhar held an unauthorised roadshow, violated conditions, and fuelled “unnecessary expectations” among supporters.

INNOVATION

Australia and India join Israel and Muslim nations in Trump’s daring plan for Palestinian statehood

Warning Hamas against rejection, US President Donald Trump pledged that “Israel would have my full backing to do what you would have to do.”

INNOVATION

Australian companies eye Indian market at World Food India showcase

Australia’s pavilion at World Food India 2025 showcased SAGE Automation’s advanced food processing solutions and Flavour Makers’ plant-based nutrition brand Prana On.

INNOVATION

Canada declares Bishnoi gang a terrorist entity, joining Khalistani extremists on ban list

With this listing, the Bishnoi gang joins Khalistani extremist organisations already banned in Canada under the Criminal Code, including Babbar Khalsa International and the International Sikh Youth Federation.

INNOVATION

Indian-origin scientist Mansi Kasliwal becomes first woman to lead America’s Palomar Observatory

Born in Indore, India, Kasliwal moved to the United States at age 15 and completed her undergraduate studies in applied and engineering physics at Cornell University.

INNOVATION

Grassroots projects win $650,000 to tackle climate change in rural Australia, benefiting First Nations communities

Now in its 25th year, FRRR has delivered more than $200 million to over 15,000 projects, reinforcing its role in strengthening the social and economic fabric of Australia’s rural, regional and remote communities.

INNOVATION

Albanese visits UAE on eve of Australia’s first Middle East trade deal

“You get the feeling when you are here about the human experience and how humble we are before the glory of God.”

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POLITICS

“While Australians struggle…”: Pauline Hanson attacks PM Albanese’s Global Citizen Award after blunt exchange with journalist

Albanese’s response was notably brief, with the Prime Minister rejecting the premise of Bourke’s question before continuing with the press conference.

NEWS

South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas warns cutting migration would be ‘madness’

“There could be no greater act of national economic self harm than to slash migration numbers for political purposes.”

NEWS

India backs Australia’s bid for UN Security Council seat as Albanese launches 2029-30 campaign

“As an active and ambitious middle power, we have a practical contribution to make to international peace and security”