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

Former Kiwi top cop who handled Christchurch and White Island crises to lead Victoria Police

The appointment follows an extensive recruitment process after the resignation of former commissioner Shane Patton earlier this year.
INNOVATION

UK and India strike landmark post-Brexit trade deal slashing tariffs on whisky, cars and cosmetics

Securing the deal with India ahead of the United States has been hailed as a diplomatic win for Downing Street, underscoring the UK’s renewed global trade ambitions post-Brexit.
INNOVATION

India’s Minister of State for External Affairs to visit New Zealand and Fiji to boost Pacific ties

India’s relationship with the Pacific region has seen steady growth through consistent diplomatic outreach and economic partnerships.
INNOVATION

New harvest of Australian avocados set to tap into rising Indian demand

The tariff cuts give Australia a competitive edge over other avocado-exporting nations and have spurred increased demand—India imported nearly AUD4.8 million worth of avocados in 2024 alone.
INNOVATION

Modi calls to congratulate Albanese, both agree to advance Australia-India partnership

Under Albanese and Modi's leadership bilateral cooperation has expanded across sectors such as trade, education, clean energy, defence, and critical minerals.
Australia Votes

Recount drama as 1,800 votes vanish in key seat, triggering scrutiny of federal count

It is reported that the first tally was conducted in the presence of Liberal scrutineers and signed off at 10.30pm, while the later revision occurred after most scrutineers had left.
INNOVATION

Despite imminent visa fee hike, international students celebrate Albanese’s re-election as hope for relief

“No more $5000 international student visa fees, no more international student visa cuts each year, no more visa issues. It’s great news for everybody.”
INNOVATION

Australia’s Smart Energy Council, Hinduja Group to power India’s solar future with landmark MoU

It has a strategic framework to develop solar skill development programs, facilitate technology transfer, and promote bilateral investments and student exchanges.
POLITICS

Hindu Council of Australia welcomes Albanese’s ‘landslide victory,’ calls for multicultural progress

HCA has thanked Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for announcing federal government support for the establishment of Australia's first Hindu school in Sydney.
Australia Votes

Divisive Greens brushed aside as Teals hold on to seats in election shake-up

Political analysts suggest the Greens’ firm stance on Gaza may have alienated older progressive voters in inner-city seats.
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IMMIGRATION

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In a joint statement backed by more than 30 organisations, it warned that previous protests framed as peaceful had “led to harassment, intimidation, and violence against Hindu Canadians, devotees, and temple management”.
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Deportation push as US detains niece and grandniece of Iran’s top commander Qasem Soleimani

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he had moved to terminate the pair’s legal status, adding they were now in custody pending removal proceedings.
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