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

Children’s book celebrates Indian hawker-farmer Siva Singh’s contributions to local Australian community

"A Benalla Story" is authored by Alice Crichton, Parminder Singh, and Punarji Gunaratne with beautiful illustrations by Swarangi Bhave.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australian researcher Shishir Dholakia discovers new Earth-sized planet

“The moment we were actually looking at this for the first time, it was the Eureka moment of, ‘Wow, this could really be something special going on’.”
INNOVATION

New report reveals Australian women earn less in Commonwealth Public Sector

On average, women working full-time in the federal public sector earn $19,000 less than their male counterparts.
INNOVATION

Commemorating 39th anniversary of the deadliest Khalistani terrorist attack in Canadian history

On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182, en route from Toronto to London, England, was destroyed by a bomb, killing all 329 people on board, the majority of whom were Canadians.
SPORTS

Indian-Australian twins Sukhnoor and Khushnoor win Gold and Silver at U18 Oceania Athletics Championship

Born to Indian migrant parents Manpreet Kaur and Navdeep Singh Rangi, Sukhnoor owns a personal best of 3.70m, whilst Khushnoor has cleared heights of 3.50m.
HEALTH

Fiji’s Prime Minister Rabuka leads hundreds in celebrating International Yoga Day

Fiji's Deputy Prime Minister Prof. Biman Prasad, dignitaries, diplomats, locals, and students participated in large numbers to show their support to yoga.
INNOVATION

Chirag Joshi wins top accolades at Australian Cyber Security Awards Night

"These recognitions motivate me to push myself even further. I know I stand on shoulders of giants. So many people have made many sacrifices for me to achieve these accomplishments."
IMMIGRATION

Over 620,000 highly qualified migrant workers underutilised and overlooked in Australia’s job market

Recent migrants are 1.7 times more likely to hold university-level qualifications compared to their Australian-born counterparts.
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).
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