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

Indian international student Rupak Singh dies of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning

As per the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, more than 172 Indian students have died in Canada over the past five years for various reasons.
INNOVATION

Elderly woman loses $130k in bank scam as Victoria Police search for suspect

Victoria Police have now released images of a man they believe can assist with their investigation.
INNOVATION

Albanese’s $1 billion investment to get Western Sydney Airport running

Addressing the 2025 Airport City Summit, the Prime Minister highlighted the airport’s role in shaping the future of Western Sydney and Australia’s broader economic landscape.
INNOVATION

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi offers sacred Ganga water at Mauritius’ Ganga Talao, deepening spiritual ties

Recognised as the most sacred Hindu pilgrimage site in the Indian Ocean region, it holds deep cultural and religious significance for the Indo-Mauritian community.
OPINION

“Harvard, Oxbridge, and NASA of its day”: India’s intellectual legacy and William Dalrymple’s changing perspective

Dalrymple’s latest enthusiasm is for India’s intellectual and philosophical influence on the world, particularly through Buddhism and ancient Indian universities like Nalanda.
INNOVATION

Trump blasts Malcolm Turnbull as ‘weak and ineffective’ Australian Prime Minister

Turnbull had warned that Trump’s erratic leadership in a second term would allow China’s President Xi Jinping to appear as a more stable global leader.
INNOVATION

Fiji’s Minister Sashi Kiran calls for forgiveness and inclusion at Holi festivities

"It’s wonderful to see culture being preserved and the love of Holi spreading across our communities."
INNOVATION

Melbourne Airport celebrates Air India’s all-female crew on International Women’s Day

India leads the world in the percentage of female flight deck crew, with over 15 percent of the nation’s commercial pilot licences held by women, compared to about 10 percent in Australia.
POLITICS

Labor secures historic third term in WA as Liberals call for ‘massive’ leadership overhaul

Significant swings towards the Greens and independents further reshaped the political landscape.
INNOVATION

Khalistani extremists allegedly vandalise California’s largest Hindu temple

Hindu organisations across the US have expressed outrage, demanding swift action from law enforcement agencies.
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