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

Indian-origin Girl from Ludhiana Shree Saini becomes Miss World America 2021

“My family is an immigrant family and we know the amount of resources, love and opportunities America has to offer. Truly, anyone can come here and start from the bottom and really go after any dream they aspire to.”
HEALTH

Indian-Australian researchers leading a study to cure Tinnitus affecting almost 15% population

It affects about 15% to 20% of the population and is especially common in older adults.
HEALTH

Indian-Australian fireman to climb 100k steps for mental health awareness; Can you also help?

Karthick is setting a goal of completing 5,000 steps on his step ladder every day of the month and hopes to raise more than $1,000.
Health

“So standing up to Britain worked”: No quarantine for fully vaccinated Indians travelling to UK

From Monday, 11th October, travellers from India to the UK, double jabbed by Covishield or any other vaccine recognised by the UK regulator does not have to quarantine.
INNOVATION

British Minister Priti Patel invokes Hindu concept of ‘Sewa’, Opponents have meltdown

“Our values ​​embody service before self and this can be clearly defined by the Hindu word ‘Sewa’, which can mean service, commitment and dedication to others.
INNOVATION

Ill-informed US Congressman condemned for objecting former US Ambassador’s meeting with RSS Chief

Hindu Human Rights activists and Former Student President at the University of Oxford, Rashmi Samant pointed to David Trone's ignorance highlighted via his own letter.
INNOVATION

British Indians protest against forced conversion of Hindu girls in Pakistan

“Each year over 1,000 minor Hindu girls are abducted, forced to convert, married to people twice or thrice of their age or pushed into the sex trade."
INNOVATION

Over 300 Indians and 700 Pakistanis named in Pandora Papers investigation on offshore finance

The list includes many former Indian Members of Parliaments as well as names of former associates of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
INNOVATION

Radical Islamists targetting India through sponsored fake news, hashtags and propaganda, says report

The report notes that at present Twitter hashtag trend is the single biggest instrument for information warfare and Twitter doesn’t seem to have any measure or even care about such fake anti-India propaganda.
INNOVATION

#Hinduphobia: PNG officer calls Durga Puja morally inappropriate; after criticism apologises to Hindus

Hindus organising Durga Puja prayers were denied permission saying “We note that this is a form of idol-worshipping which is morally inappropriate and against our Christian values. As such, APPROVAL IS NOT GRANTED to host this event.”
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