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

Daniel Mookhey becomes first Hindu Treasurer in Australia, takes oath on Bhagavad Gita

"I am incredibly honoured and humbled to be the first Australian Minister, state or federally, to take my oath of allegiance on the Bhagavad Gita."
INNOVATION

Chris Minns wins NSW government with the blessing from Hindu seer

"I probably told him I was running for office so … (it) probably (means) 'best of luck mate'."
INFOTAINMENT

Netizens school NYT journo who claimed Chicken Manchurian is Pakistani Chinese

Netizens were quick to school both Ms Shah and NYT for not checking facts before going ahead and publishing the report.
IMMIGRATION

“Our son is not a burden”: Indian-origin family granted Permanent Residency after three years fight

In mid-February 2023, the family was told that they have less than two weeks to leave the country after their final appeal was denied.
INNOVATION

Australian avocados all set to enter the Indian market worth $30 million

"We think India is going to be a great market for us to build and a great market for us to really dominate."
POLITICS

“I’m very honoured”: PM Albanese bowled over by king-like reception in India

" It says how valued the relationship with Australia is that the Government of India and Prime Minister Modi have put such a major effort into making us feel so welcome."
INFOTAINMENT

An Indian heroine makes her Australian debut at the Adelaide Fringe

The audience in Priyanka's show is also invited to interact and choose the motifs one after another and decide the sequence of the performance.
POLITICS

PM Albanese leaves for India to partner with next economic superpower

PM Albanese said that PM Modi is very conscious of shifting the energy focus and a key driver of new technology and innovation.
INNOVATION

Indian tycoon Harchand Singh Gill arrested for allegedly diverting $100 million scam money to Australian companies

AUD 88 million were received by an Australian law firm and invested in an interest-bearing account with a local trading bank.
INNOVATION

Asialink Business launches new program to boost investment between Australia and India

In 2021, India emerged as an important trade partner to Australia, however, investment remains very low.
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