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

Tamil language’s revival in Fiji gets a boost from India

Two Tamil teachers from India will be stationed at Sangam schools in Rakiraki and Labasa to educate and inspire future generations.
INNOVATION

Sydney’s Aditya Paul crowned national Spelling Bee champion

Competing against over 70,000 students nationwide, Aditya secured victory with a score of 29/30 in an astonishing 1:34.433—an impressive 39 seconds faster than the runner-up.
INFOTAINMENT

Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce awarded Satyajit Ray Lifetime Achievement Award at IFFI Goa

The session offered invaluable insights into the filmmaking process, from script to screen, with Noyce sharing his journey from a childhood dream of being a ringmaster to becoming a celebrated director.
INNOVATION

Prof. Svetha Venkatesh awarded prestigious 2024 Pearcey Medal for AI innovations

Named as one of the top 15 women in the world in AI, Prof. Venkatesh’s AI solutions are addressing critical real-world challenges, leaving a profound impact on multiple industries.
INNOVATION

Aussie mine rescue hero Prof. Arnold Dix meets little Indian fan

In 2023, a Pondicherry schoolgirl dressed as Prof. Arnold Dix for a fancy dress competition. A year later, Dix honoured his promise to visit her, her family, and her school.
INNOVATION

COP29 seals $460bn deal amid India’s criticism, island nations’ walkout, and Australia accused of climate ‘lip service’

The COP29 climate summit concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan, with a landmark agreement to channel over $460 billion annually towards helping developing nations combat the...
INNOVATION

Trudeau’s intelligence advisor debunks “inaccurate” reports allegedly linking Modi government to Canada-based Khalistani Nijjar’s killing

"The Government of India strongly rejects these preposterous imputations and ascribes them to the political agenda of the Trudeau Government that is centered around vote bank politics."
INNOVATION

Australia delivers state-of-the-art vessel RFNS Timo, boosting Fiji’s maritime capabilities

The name honours Able Seaman Timo Puamau, a Fijian sailor who died during World War II.
INFOTAINMENT

IFFI Goa kicks off in style with performance by Australian First Nations Jannawi Dance Clan

IFFI 2024 offers a spotlight on Australian cinema with a showcase of seven diverse films, a masterclass by Oscar-winning cinematographer John Seale, and a dedicated Australian Co-Production Day.
INNOVATION

Australia and India take defence ties to a higher level with air-to-air refuelling pact

Under the pact, the RAAF’s KC-30A Multi-Role Tanker Transport aircraft will be authorised to refuel Indian Armed Forces aircraft, enhancing operational flexibility and interoperability.
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