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

Neharika Gambhir’s journey from abandonment to becoming first Fijian-American analog astronaut

"Your achievement is a true inspiration and a powerful reminder of the limitless possibilities when we break barriers and aim for the stars,” said DPM Biman Prasad.
INNOVATION

“Bharat Corner” and Yoga Centre marks a new era in India-Fiji relations

This new resource centre aims to foster a knowledge exchange between India and Fiji, reflecting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to enhancing educational and cultural connections through his 12-Point Action Plan outlined at the recent FIPIC Summit.
INNOVATION

Canadian Hindu temple cancels life certificate event amid threats from Khalistani extremists

Peel Police Chief advised the temple to prioritise safety, forcing organisers to cancel the event.
INNOVATION

INSV Tarini led by two Indian women naval officers arrives in Australia

INSV Tarini's journey to Fremantle took 38 days at sea, marking a significant moment in the global maritime record.
INFOTAINMENT

Priya Srinivasan and Aruna Venkatachalam recognised at Melbourne Asia Game Changer Awards

These awards, now in their fourth year, celebrate those who have played a pivotal role in enhancing Australia’s relationships with Asia, particularly from Australia’s Asian communities.
INFOTAINMENT

Australia’s indigenous storytelling exhibition ‘Walking through a Songline’ brings joy to Kolkata

The exhibition brings to life Australia’s ancient songlines—oral traditions passed down through 65,000 years by First Nations people to map histories, tribal routes, and ecological knowledge essential for survival in the Australian outback.
IMMIGRATION

Record-breaking turnout for Melbourne’s Chhath Puja celebration

Chhath Puja is a significant Hindu Vedic festival, primarily celebrated in the Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and parts of Madhya Pradesh, as well as in Nepal.
INNOVATION

Dr S. Jaishankar strengthens Australia-India ties with Parliamentary Friendship Group meeting

Dr Jaishankar met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, expressing appreciation for the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries.
POLITICS

Albanese and Modi congratulate Trump on historic win, eye stronger ties

Opposition leader, Peter Dutton, echoed Albnaese's sentiment, praising the resilience of the US-Australia alliance and the shared values that underpin it.
INNOVATION

Dutton praises Indian diaspora as vital bridge in trade and security ties during Jaishankar meeting

"Australia’s vibrant Indian community continues to be a bridge between our nations, strengthening the special relationship we share.”
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