AMIT SARWAL

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Amit Sarwal is Melbourne-based academic, writer, translator, and former radio broadcaster. He is the Founding Convenor of Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN), Co-founder of the Australia Today news network and Founder of Kula Press.
IMMIGRATION

Canada’s Hindu diaspora feels ‘singled out’ as Diwali celebration cancelled at Parliament

This decision, reportedly made without an explanation, has intensified feelings of unease within the diaspora community, and sparked strong responses across media and political circles.
INFOTAINMENT

Can Hindus celebrate Halloween without dimming Diwali’s light?

Celebrated in different corners of the world, each festival holds deep significance, yet the convergence of these two on the same night invites communities to navigate how to respectfully balance both.
INNOVATION

Senator Dave Sharma praises India’s ‘can-do’ spirit, highlights expanding Australia-India partnership

Describing India as a country with a “can-do” attitude, Senator Sharma underscored its impressive achievement in conducting democratic elections, reinforcing the robustness of the world’s largest democracy.
IMMIGRATION

Qantas introduces Indian samosas in new domestic menu

The inclusion of this humble yet iconic Indian street snack marks a significant moment in the fusion of cultural flavours in Australian aviation.
INNOVATION

India’s legume scientists showcase their ground breaking research in Australia

Legumes, such as chickpea, pigeonpea, and groundnut, are vital to sustainable agriculture, providing high-protein food while reducing greenhouse gas emissions through their ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen.
INNOVATION

Australia committed to sustainable use of oceans and enhancing resilience of Pacific communities

This marked Albanese's first visit to Samoa as Prime Minister and the first CHOGM hosted by a Pacific island nation, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Commonwealth.
INNOVATION

Five Indian women researchers awarded fellowships to collaborate with Australian STEM experts

Australian women researchers will also benefit from similar opportunities to engage with their Indian counterparts.
INNOVATION

“International education is a two-way street,” says Minister Jason Clare amid Australian universities expansion in India

Clare praised Pradhan's transformative efforts in India’s education sector, particularly India's bold target to enrol half of its youth in higher education or vocational training.
INNOVATION

Success of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entrepreneurs celebrated at IBM Awards

The gathering brought together Indigenous business professionals, past award winners, and this year’s honorees to celebrate the progress of First Nations businesses and strengthen networks in the community.
INNOVATION

Pacific Academy of Sciences launched to amplify regional voices and foster collaboration

"The academy will provide mentorship and foster collaboration between peers regionally and globally, creating opportunities for career development for our young people."
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