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.
NEWS

Modi’s gifts to Albanese: Indian Premium Coffee Box and iconic Colonial Cousins vinyl celebrate India’s heritage

Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal described the gift as a celebration of India’s globally recognised coffee industry.
NEWS

Modi and Luxon strengthen counterterrorism ties amid past concerns over Khalistan-linked activities in New Zealand

Speaking at a community event in Auckland, Modi said the new mechanism would help both nations work together in confronting terrorism.
IMMIGRATION

‘No Curry in Kurri’: Labor MP Dan Repacholi condemns racist leaflets targeting Indian migrants

“Enough of this racist bullsh*t. Disgusting racist leaflets have been dumped into letterboxes across Kurri.”
NEWS

After 40 years, Modi’s New Zealand visit charts new course in education, defence and diaspora ties

“New Zealand has been an important destination for Indian students. We invite New Zealand universities to open campuses in India.”
POLITICS

Pauline Hanson accuses Labor of ‘nuclear hypocrisy’ over Australia–India uranium deal

“India plans to produce three or four times Australia’s entire electricity output from nuclear technology alone, splitting Australian uranium atoms to achieve this goal,” Senator Hanson said.
INFOTAINMENT

Victoria’s Prof. Arnold Dix to be immortalised in co-production film on India’s dramatic 2023 Silkyara Tunnel rescue

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan welcomed the production, saying it reflected the strong and growing relationship between Victoria and India.
OPINION

The Modi effect: Melbourne event marks a new chapter in the Indian-Australian diaspora story

Modi called Albanese's speech outstanding, "reflecting his deep commitment to India-Australia friendship," and described the Melbourne community's energy as unmatched, calling it "one of the strongest pillars of India-Australia friendship."
INNOVATION

Australia’s superannuation giant backs India with new $500 million infrastructure commitment

The latest commitment builds on AustralianSuper’s initial AU$240 million investment in NIIF in 2019, which the fund said has become one of its strongest-performing infrastructure investments for members.
IMMIGRATION

Hindu temple repeatedly targeted by thieves receives Victorian Government security funding

Kali Mata Mandir will receive more than $80,000 to upgrade its security camera system and lighting.
NEWS

Srinivas Achanta charged with alleged murder of wife Lavanya in Melbourne’s east

Ms Achanta was found deceased at the scene, while two children were located inside the property unharmed, according to police.
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INNOVATION

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