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 transports Indian supplies, announces additional $2 million support to landslide-affected PNG

Key among the priorities is the restoration of road access, essential for delivering vital services and maintaining supply chains for food and fuel.

INNOVATION

24-year-old Indian man poses as 67-year-old in bid to fly to Canada

Upon closer inspection the officers found that Gursewak Singh (24 yo) has just dyed his hair and beard white and was wearing glasses to enhance his elderly disguise to look like Rashvindar Singh Sahota (67 yo).

HEALTH

Transforming community health and wellbeing through ancient wisdom and modern science

Using a revolutionary tool named the ‘Health Barometer,’ participants tracked their progress across ten vital parameters before and after the program.

INNOVATION

High-tech Guardian-class patrol boat runs aground on first voyage in Fiji

The high-tech vessel was commissioned less than a month ago, after being gifted to Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka at a ceremony in Perth in March.

IMMIGRATION

Trudeau’s economic and migration policies blamed for historic decline in Canada’s living standards

"Weak economic growth combined with a fast-growing population over the last several years have resulted in Canadians experiencing a marked and prolonged decrease in living standards."

INNOVATION

Australian cities least affordable for middle-income buyers in global housing report

While Australian cities dominated the list of least affordable markets, nine out of the top ten most affordable cities were located in the United States.

INNOVATION

India repatriates 45 victims of Kuwait fire; Minister K.V. Singh onboard aircraft to Kochi

The devastating fire claimed the lives of Indian men hailing from Kerala, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.

INNOVATION

Indian-Australians mourn loss of two women after ‘freak wave’ swept them into sea

The Sydney Malayalee Association confirmed the identities of the victims as 35-year-old Marwa Hashim and 38-year-old Nirsha Haris in a heartfelt Facebook post.

INNOVATION

Pakistan supported terrorists cowardly attack Hindu pilgrims in India, 9 dead and 33 injured

"The culprits of this dastardly attack will not be spared and will face the wrath of the law,"

IMMIGRATION

Niharika Hiremath as youngest recipient joins Sakshi Thakur and Harinder Kaur in King’s Birthday Honours List 2024

Governor-General Hurley, presenting his final Honours list, remarked on the progress made over the past five years towards reflecting the diversity of the Australian community.

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INFOTAINMENT

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OPINION

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