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.
INNOVATION

India’s Amul and Britannia emerge in world’s top 10 valuable and strongest food brands

The list also features other prominent brands such as Doritos, a US-based flavoured tortilla chip brand (ranked 5th), and Cheetos, a crunchy corn-cheese puff snack from Frito-Lay (ranked 8th).
IMMIGRATION

Pseudo-intellectuals using mask of Hindu identity to divide Indian Diaspora

"Once in a while, you gotta just call out the BS."
IMMIGRATION

Albanese celebrates Indian community and cinema’s role in strengthening Australia-India relations

"Honoured to be the first PM to attend the event, which gets bigger each year."
INNOVATION

India-Australia unite against terrorism, condemn cross-border proxies

The two sides also jointly denounced the use of terrorist proxies for cross-border terrorism, highlighting the need for a united global front against such practices.
INFOTAINMENT

Indian music giant becomes world’s first YouTube account to surpass 250M subscribers

India is YouTube's largest market today and has over 11000 Indian channels with over a million subscribers.
INFOTAINMENT

Breaking Bad: Why Australia’s Raygun scored Zero in Olympics debut

In her routine, Raygun incorporated elements she felt were uniquely Australian, including hopping like a kangaroo, yawning at an opponent, and performing the sprinkler.
SPORTS

“India and Fiji share a close bond”: Rugby legend Serevi proud to take charge as Head Coach

“From Japan, England, France, and the USA, I have now made my way to India. India and Fiji share a close bond, and it gives me great pride as a Fijian to help elevate rugby in India to the next level.”
INNOVATION

Global outcry against Islamist violence towards Bangladeshi Hindus

Melbourne's Hindu community gathered at Federation Square for a peaceful vigil and protest against the alarming rise in targeted violence towards Bangladeshi Hindus.
SPORTS

Australia’s ‘Raygun’ faces harsh criticism as breakdancing makes its Olympics debut

Australian athlete Dr Rachael Gunn, who competes under the name "Raygun," was one of the competitors whose performance failed to impress both judges and viewers alike.
INNOVATION

OpenText and NIAD Technologies announce strategic partnership to enhance information management

Leading this initiative is Dr Amit Chaubey, Co-Founder & CEO at NIAD Technologies, a seasoned technology and cybersecurity risk professional with over 22 years of experience across the Asia Pacific.
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INNOVATION

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