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.
OPINION

The West’s misunderstanding of the India-Pakistan conflict

As India targetted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the Western response has largely centred on calls for de-escalation—failing, yet again, to distinguish between a democracy fighting terror and a state nurturing it.
INNOVATION

Australia’s malting barley debuts in India, targeting $100 million craft beer market

With India’s beer consumption on the rise, the Indian market presents a promising new frontier for Australian barley suppliers.
INNOVATION

Albanese’s simple, heartfelt Mother’s Day message to Australia honours mum who raised him alone

Marking his first Mother’s Day since being re-elected in 2022, Albanese shared a photo reflecting on the personal sorrow the day brings as he remembered his late mother, Maryanne.
INNOVATION

Fiji honours Indian Girmit legacy with traditional ceremony and renewed call for preservation

“We must also track those who returned to India, moved to other countries, or remained in Fiji to understand the full scope of the Girmit legacy.”
INNOVATION

Chandra Arya launches council to defend Canadian Hindus against Khalistani extremism

“The chilling demand that 800,000 Canadian Hindus leave the country is not just hate speech—it is a genocidal call for ethnic cleansing.”
INNOVATION

Truck driver Jaspreet Singh dies in railway crossing collision with train

"I now face life without him, I humbly ask for your support to help me provide stability for our son."
IMMIGRATION

Fiji’s 146th Girmit Day highlights Indo-Fijian legacy amid significant population decline

The Indo-Fijian community, once comprising 52% of Fiji's population in the late 1970s and 1980s, has now dwindled to approximately 33%.
Australia Votes

Dutton takes swipe at ex-Liberal leader who couldn’t manage ‘graceful silence’

“The best model I’ve seen is where leaders, former, make a graceful exit from politics and maintain their graceful silence — so that will be my model.”
INNOVATION

Australia issues travel warning as India-Pakistan conflict escalates

Australians are being urged to avoid travel to both countries unless absolutely necessary, as the volatile situation continues to unfold.
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.
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SPORTS

Anthony Ilott named new Cricket ACT boss, vows to grow participation and strengthen pathways

“Cricket has a unique ability to bring people together, and I am passionate about building on the strong foundations already in place.”
NEWS

Mohammed Fahir Amaaz jailed after “prolonged and unprovoked” airport attack left two female police officers injured

The confrontation gained widespread attention after footage showing part of the incident was shared online.
IMMIGRATION

Fake Australia job offers spark recruitment fraud investigation in Fiji

Minister Singh urged job seekers to verify all overseas employment opportunities directly with the Ministry before making payments, submitting personal documents or accepting job offers.
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