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

India raises concerns over Khalistani extremism in Canada as Jaishankar, Wong meet in Canberra

Addressing the issue, Dr Jaishankar noted that India has raised the matter with Australia, marking it as a shared point of security dialogue.
INNOVATION

Canadian police officer suspended after allegedly joining pro-Khalistan violent protest outside Hindu temple

Donald Best, a former Canadian senior police officer, claims that suspended police sergeant Sohi also participated in a pro-Khalistan protest in Toronto on 18 October 2024.
INNOVATION

Hindu worshippers allegedly attacked by Khalistanis inside temple premises

Canadian Hindu MP Chandra Arya, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre have all condemned the violence.
INFOTAINMENT

India’s Ayodhya Deepotsav sets two Guinness records with 2.5 million diyas and largest aarti in the world

The new records were set across 55 ghats along the Saryu River, including the famous Ram ki Paidi, where drones were deployed to accurately count the diyas.
INNOVATION

Trump criticises Biden-Harris for ignoring Hindus, vows to strengthen relations with India in Diwali message

Reiterating his commitment to U.S.-India relations, Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating his intent to "strengthen our great partnership" with India if re-elected.
INNOVATION

Kiwi High Commissioner charms India with “Dil se Dilli” video series

New Zealand’s new High Commissioner to India, Patrick Rata, has kicked off his tenure with a fresh and engaging video series titled “Dil se...
INFOTAINMENT

Australian candy brand celebrates Diwali with specially crafted sweets

Sticky’s Diwali sweets feature vibrant colours and delicate lamp patterns that pay homage to the celebration of light and prosperity, while adding a modern twist.
IMMIGRATION

Canada’s Hindu diaspora feels ‘singled out’ as Diwali celebration cancelled at Parliament

This decision, reportedly made without an explanation, has intensified feelings of unease within the diaspora community, and sparked strong responses across media and political circles.
INFOTAINMENT

Can Hindus celebrate Halloween without dimming Diwali’s light?

Celebrated in different corners of the world, each festival holds deep significance, yet the convergence of these two on the same night invites communities to navigate how to respectfully balance both.
INNOVATION

Senator Dave Sharma praises India’s ‘can-do’ spirit, highlights expanding Australia-India partnership

Describing India as a country with a “can-do” attitude, Senator Sharma underscored its impressive achievement in conducting democratic elections, reinforcing the robustness of the world’s largest democracy.
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