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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.

INNOVATION

Australia slips, India rises but trails behind war-torn countries in World Happiness Rankings

The report considers social support, freedom, generosity, income, and perceptions of corruption as key factors influencing happiness.

OPINION

Balochistan’s plight highlights the double standards of Australian politicians and activists on human rights

The region remains one of the most heavily militarized in Pakistan, with security forces routinely carrying out raids, abductions, and extrajudicial killings.

POLITICS

Albanese commits $44.6m to enhance intelligence capability to keep Australia safe

2024 Independent Intelligence Review praised agencies for protecting Australia’s national interest but urged further investment in economic security, crisis preparedness, and open-source intelligence.

INNOVATION

Former Canadian PM blames Khalistani interference in local politics for strained India ties

“It is about time that all political parties and politicians in Canada made building those people-to-people ties the priority – and not the priority of building relations with Khalistanis.”

POLITICS

Dutton pledges major boost for Tasmania’s marine rescue and freight industry

“This investment will help ensure Tasmania remains competitive and connected to markets across Australia and beyond.”

POLITICS

Three-time Canadian Hindu MP Chandra Arya dropped as candidate post Liberal leadership race tension

In January, the Liberals barred him from entering the leadership race to replace outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a move Arya suggested raised “significant questions” about the race’s legitimacy.

IMMIGRATION

“Know your history, because our history is yours too”: Fiji’s Deputy PM urges global recognition of Indian girmit history

Prof. Biman Prasad praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent commitment to preserving girmit history through research, film, and education but stressed the need for further action.

POLITICS

Albanese slashes PBS script costs to $25, promises cheaper medicines for millions of Australians

“With cheaper medicines, more free GP visits and a stronger Medicare, we say to Australians: we’ve got your back.”

INNOVATION

Pakistan spreads misinformation against India on Basmati rice claims in Australia and New Zealand

The battle over Basmati ownership between India and Pakistan has persisted for years.

POLITICS

Dutton pledges strong foreign policy in his speech, Watts criticises omission of Australia’s key partner, India

Opposition ledaer Peter Dutton reaffirmed the need for a robust national security strategy, one that prioritises Australia’s self-reliance and resilience.

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