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.

Hament Dhanji becomes Australia’s first Indian-origin Supreme Court judge

He was admitted as a legal practitioner in 1990, called to the Bar in 1997 and took silk in 2010.

Taliban says it has ‘Right to Raise Voice for Muslims in Kashmir- India, but why?

India's aim is to ensure Afghanistan is not used for the terrorist activity of any kind against India.

Hindu community demands to differentiate between Nazi symbol and Hindu Swastika amid proposed ban

Fact: Hindus adorn the auspicious Swastika symbol on new houses, vehicles, machines, and other valuable items as a symbol of prosperity and abundance.

How to get permission to travel outside Australia? Here’s all details

Do you need to leave Australia citing emergency, compassionate or family reasons? DHA lists the reasons that can allow you permission to leave.

Former Australian cricketer dreams to get the Smart Ball into India’s gully cricket

Smart Ball has an electronic microchip installed inside and it can provide important data such as speed, spin and power right from the 22 yards.

India exploring trade deals with Australia on ‘give and take basis’

If India is to be kept engaged in these negotiations tariff reductions will need to be worked out as well. Reduced tariffs on rare earth and minerals, which are much needed for India's next-generation products and programmes.

Australia Post underpaid about $1.8 million to 19,500 former staff

The Fair Work Ombudsman has urged Australia Post staff with concerns to contact it on 13 13 94.

Australia and India to participate in high-end military exercise

Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Michael Noonan, said Australia’s participation in the multilateral Exercise MALABAR 2021 would strengthen our collective ability to contribute to regional security.

Indian state Haryana’s government bans use of expression ‘Gorakh Dhanda’, but why?

This colloquial expression is generally used to describe unethical practices.

Australia-India need to urgently partner in minerals trade to sustain the growth

A list of eight critical minerals is divided into three categories based on their end-use industries that matter most to Australia and India.

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