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.
IMMIGRATION

Kamala Sharma-Wing becomes first full-time Hindu Chaplain in Australian Navy

Kamala aims to integrate widely accepted Hindu practices like yoga and meditation into her chaplaincy work, fostering a sense of unity and belonging among personnel.
INNOVATION

Albanese and Dutton pledge millions to rebuild firebombed Adass Israel Synagogue

The attack, which occurred in the early hours of December 6, 2024, has been deemed a likely act of terrorism by the Victorian and Australian Federal Police. Investigations are ongoing.
INNOVATION

One Nation senator attacks Indian education degrees, but global rankings tell a different story

Under an agreement, degrees obtained in India will be recognised in Australia and vice versa.
OPINION

Mahakumbh, Holi and the enduring spirit of Hinduism through adversity

The spirit of Hindus, forged in the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, the resilience of the Mahabharata, and the devotion of the Ramayana, remained unbroken.
INNOVATION

Albanese praises Hindu festival of Holi as Australia celebrates the colours of joy

“Our country will continue to grow and thrive because of the bonds of friendship and understanding that we see so clearly in the celebrations surrounding Holi.”
HEALTH

Darwin surgeon Dr Sonali Pande leads medical support for Australia’s deaf cricket team in India

Australia’s Thomas Robertson was named Man of the Series, while India's Umar Ashraf and Vivek Kumar took home Best Batsman and Best Bowler honours, respectively.
INNOVATION

Albanese backs Australia’s metals industry with $750 million investment

Australia’s high-quality alumina, aluminium, iron, and steel exports are already valued at over $150 billion annually.
INNOVATION

Australia and Fiji sign MoU to strengthen cross-border policing operations

A key aspect of the agreement also includes Fiji's commitment to hosting the newly announced Regional Centre of Excellence under the Pacific Policing Initiative.
INNOVATION

9 Australian universities in top 100, 79 Indian institutions feature in QS World Rankings

The United States boasts the highest representation with 197 institutions, followed by the United Kingdom with 90, and mainland China with 71.
INNOVATION

‘Buy Australian Made’: Albanese urges support for local products as Trump’s tariffs bite

The call to action comes as the United States imposes tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium, a move the Prime Minister has labelled “unjustified” and contrary to the long-standing economic partnership between the two nations.
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