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

Australia’s CQ University and Infosys create landmark partnership to train and educate youth

Central Queensland University is also celebrating twenty years of association with India and South Asia.
POLITICS

NSW Liberals-Nationals promise $900,000 to support Indian cultural celebrations

Mohit Kumar, the Liberal candidate for Riverstone, says the Indian events are some of the brightest and most inviting.
INNOVATION

India jumps while Australia slips one spot in Global Soft Power 2023 ranking

The ranking is based on a survey of 111,364 people across 101 countries.
INFOTAINMENT

Two Australians help celebrate 150 years of Kolkata trams

The India-Australia friendship trams have names like Bondhu, Calbourne, Durga, Tramjatra, Sundari, Cricket, Baccha, Paribeshbondhu, Gitanjali, and Love Tram Save Tram.
INNOVATION

Australian, NRI and OCI students can now apply for India’s undergraduate entrance examination

India was hosting over 47,000 overseas students in 2019 and is aiming increase this number to 200,000 by 2023.
INFOTAINMENT

Meet Raj from ‘Mitran Da Naa Chalda’

The film will be released by Zee Studio on International Women's Day (8 March 2023).
INNOVATION

At least five Australian universities to open campuses in India, announcement next week

In the last year, Australia has seen a 160 percent jump in the number of students coming from India to start a degree.
OPINION

Learn the ‘Seven Research Mantras’ for success in the academic world

Dr Sanjay Kumar Shukla is hopeful that these mantras will be implemented in universities to save young researchers valuable time and help in their mental wellbeing.
HEALTH

Dr Dipti Talaulikar named finalist in 2023 ‘ACT Woman of the Year Award’

Dr Dipti Talaulikar moved to Australia two decades ago and has been dedicated to improving patient well-being and tailoring personalised treatment plans for those in her care.
INFOTAINMENT

Don’t use the term ‘Bollywood’, says Smriti Mundhra of ‘The Romantics’

The Netflix docu-series showcases the impact of YRF films in shaping India’s pop culture for the past 50 years.
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