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

Australia-India $6 million strategic research grants open for 2023

The Australian Government is celebrating 15 years of the AISRF in the same year that India marks 75 years of independence. 
INNOVATION

Will ChatGPT take away your job?

ChatGPT says it expects “jobs that involve repetitive tasks, data entry and simple decision making are most likely to be replaced..."
INNOVATION

Indian community does not cause problems and follows the laws, says Dr Rich McCormick  

US Congressman Rich McCormick told Congress that the Indian-American community does not cause problems and follows the laws.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australians will be able to make payments in UPI. However, you need these two first

Indians living abroad comprise the world’s largest overseas diaspora and their remittances amounted to around $100 billion in 2022.
INFOTAINMENT

Seventeen Australian indigenous women artists’ textile work shines in Indian Museum

The exhibition represents a unique collaboration between two countries with a rich variety of textile designs from a range of Bábbarra eras.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australian biotechnologist Dr Parwinder Kaur named to STEM expert panel

Dr Parwinder Kaur, who originally who hails from Nawanshahr in Punjab, is the Director of DNA Zoo Australia and a University of Western Australia Public Policy Institute Fellow.
INNOVATION

Maha Sinnathamby named Property Founder & Visionary Chairman of the Year 2022

Maha's journey is inspiring - from growing up in a village with no electricity to becoming one of Australia’s wealthiest people.
INNOVATION

Dr Sampa Sarkar awarded the prestigious Victoria Fellowship

The expected outcomes of Dr Sarkar's research will benefit future vaccine research, improve Victoria’s capabilities in biotechnology and vaccine development, and lead to better vaccines.
INNOVATION

“With honour they served”: PM Albanese pays tribute to slain Queensland police officers

The police officers were at the address at the request of New South Wales Police to conduct a missing person inquiry.
IMMIGRATION

More than 180k Indians renounced their citizenship in 2022, most in last seven years

In 2021, 78,284 Indians became citizens of the USA; 23,533 of Australia; 21,597 of Canada; and 14,637 of the UK.
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