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.
INFOTAINMENT

Brisbane celebrates World Hindi Day with vibrant cultural performances

Neetu Bhagotia, Consul General of India in Brisbane, inaugurated the event with a heartfelt speech in Hindi, sharing a message from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
INNOVATION

Controversial short-seller Hindenburg Research, which targeted Adani, crashes

Anderson’s decision, outlined in a lengthy statement, follows years of controversial reports that wiped out billions in market value and triggered fierce backlash.
POLITICS

$17 million investment to boost regional communities in Tasmania and New South Wales

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the funding reflects his Government’s commitment to ensuring regional areas have the infrastructure they need to thrive.
INNOVATION

Modi inaugurates Z-Morh Tunnel, boosting connectivity and tourism in Jammu and Kashmir

These tunnels will bolster defence logistics, improve trade, and support socio-cultural integration between Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.
SPORTS

Gully cricket comes alive at Melbourne Airport as taxi drivers pass time

"When your turn doesn’t come for almost three hours because of the sheer number of taxis, you’ve got to do something to pass the time."
IMMIGRATION

Dutton vows to restore Australia Day ceremonies, challenges Albanese to ‘stand up to mayors’

“We live in the greatest country in the world, and I’m proud of our Indigenous heritage. But we should not be ashamed of celebrating our national day.”
IMMIGRATION

Australia ranks sixth, while India drops five spots in global passport rankings

Australians can access 189 destinations without a visa, while India’s passport offers visa-free access to just 57 countries, reflecting limited mobility for its citizens.
INFOTAINMENT

Australian Aboriginal and Indian Bhil artists create magic on Mumbai’s walls

United by the language of symbols and patterns, the mural explores deep-rooted themes of connection, resilience, and creation.
POLITICS

Albanese promises $3 billion to finish NBN rollout ahead of election showdown

Once finished by 2030, the upgrades will provide 11 million homes and businesses with access to speeds of up to 1GB per second, significantly outpacing the current average speed of 76.64 Mbps.
OPINION

Australia’s proactive approach against grooming gangs can be a model for global action

The UK's experience, particularly hiding the ethnic or religious background, underscores the catastrophic consequences of complacency and denial.
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