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.
INNOVATION

How Ravi and Anuja used their Australian experience to reinvent India’s humble chuski

Drawing on their 17 years of experience in the food and beverage industry, the Kabras set out to create a healthier, tastier alternative - Skippi Ice Pops, inspired by a family member's struggle to find safe and trusted chuskis in India.
SPORTS

India clinch back-to-back U19 Women’s T20 World Cup titles

G Trisha’s stellar performance, which earned her both Player of the Match and Player of the Tournament honours, and the efforts of Sharma and Shukla were key to India’s triumph.
INNOVATION

261 Australians and 353 Fijians on Trump’s mass deportation list

Since Trump’s inauguration, ICE has arrested over 3,500 undocumented immigrants, launching deportation flights to their home countries.
POLITICS

Albanese’s free TAFE and $10,000 apprenticeship boost to build Australia’s future

The incentive, paid over the course of their apprenticeship, is designed to bolster the workforce and help address the country’s housing needs.
INNOVATION

Rabuka to reveal coup conspirators as Fiji’s Truth Commission begins work

The Fijian government has confirmed the appointment of five commissioners to oversee the truth and reconciliation process, aiming to bring closure and healing to survivors of past political turmoil.
INNOVATION

‘Protect your heart and wallet’: Thousands of Australians targeted by romance scammers

The deception was sophisticated, with scammers steering conversations away from dating apps to encrypted messaging platforms—making it harder for them to be reported and removed.
SPORTS

Australian mentor criticises India’s cricket academies for failing young talent

India boasts a vast number of cricket academies, with reports indicating over 2,000 such institutions across the country.
POLITICS

“It’s time to act”: Dutton vows action on crime as Coalition backs NT government’s plan

“People should feel safe going home at night and opening their businesses in the morning without fear of damage or theft.”
INNOVATION

Deadly stampede at India’s Maha Kumbh claims over 30 lives; opposition blames poor crowd management

Among the casualties were women and elderly individuals, with many others crushed under the pressure of the uncontrolled crowd.
INNOVATION

Trump offers federal workers ‘resign and get paid’ deal

The administration expects 5-10% of employees to take the offer, which could lead to an estimated $100 billion in savings, according to a senior official.
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