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.
SPORTS

Stampede kills 11 as RCB fans flood Bengaluru to celebrate long-awaited IPL win

Thousands of fans had gathered in Bengaluru to greet the team, which was holding its victory parade following an 18-year wait for the trophy.
INNOVATION

Australia backs India on ‘action against terror’: Dy PM Marles reaffirm defence cooperation

“India thanks Australia for its unequivocal support to India’s resolute response against the barbaric act of terror.”
IMMIGRATION

‘Uber?’: Indian-origin man’s encounter at McDonald’s lays bare Australia’s casual racism

Praveen Param said he experienced the incident at a local restaurant on 31 May when he walked up to the counter and was immediately typecast.
IMMIGRATION

Canada moves to tighten refugee rules as rise in alleged Khalistan-linked asylum claims sparks concern

Between 2013 and 2023, more than 6,500 individuals from India applied for asylum, with many claims citing Khalistani ideology.
INNOVATION

Cryptocurrency scams rise as Australians lose millions, mostly in silence

Investment scams were the most common, followed by extortion emails and romance scams.
INNOVATION

Marles marks five years of Australia–India strategic partnership with high-level visit

In India, Minister Marles is expected to hold discussions with key leaders and defence counterparts on shared regional priorities, maritime security, and sovereignty.
INNOVATION

Three Indian men kidnapped in Iran on way to Australia via ‘dunki’ route freed

Three Indian men from Punjab travelling through Iran to Australia for promised jobs were allegedly kidnapped in Tehran’s Varamin suburb, with kidnappers demanding a ransom of AUD 18,000.
INNOVATION

Chinese researchers arrested for smuggling deadly agro-fungus into US, confirms FBI’s Kash Patel

Known to cause "head blight," the fungus produces toxins that can lead to vomiting, liver damage, and reproductive harm in humans and livestock.
IMMIGRATION

Indian-origin couple first to receive New Zealand honour for IT services

Sunit Prakash and Lalita Kasanji co-founded the New Zealand Centre for Digital Connections with India in 2023, an initiative dedicated to accelerating digital and technology collaboration between New Zealand and India.
IMMIGRATION

“Valuing diversity, not just celebrating it”: Albanese government unveils Office for Multicultural Affairs

“Modern Australia and multicultural Australia are the same thing. This office ensures every Australian feels welcomed and at home.”
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Prime Minister Albanese warns AI must not control humans as Australia pushes for global safeguards

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