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

Melbourne teenager becomes youngest Australian to climb Mount Everest

There are only fourteen mountains in the world that are above 8,000m and Gabby has now climbed three of them.
INNOVATION

‘Made in India’ warships: Is India ready to build for the global navy needs?

"After the successful launch of INS ‘Udaygiri änd INS ‘Surat’, there's no doubt we will do shipbuilding not only for India but also for the world."
INNOVATION

Anubhav and Parul Sharma saw opportunity to grow online flower business when most struggled during COVID

Anubhav Sharma attributes his success and growth of business to solving the supply chain issues and a strong digital marketing strategy.
INNOVATION

$41.2 million boost to attract international students to Western Australia

The Premier's University Scholarships will provide $50,000 per annum to attract high-achieving international students.
IMMIGRATION

Indian-origin mother and daughter join Royal Australian Air Force

"Manjit and Khushroop are the first mother-daughter duo from India who has got an opportunity to serve in the Air Force of any other country.”
INNOVATION

Indian goods exports perform well, increased to $40.19 billion amidst the Ukraine war

India has recently signed Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Australia to boost its exports.
SPORTS

Former Australian cricketer Andrew Symonds killed in car crash

Andrew Symonds’ passing comes after the shock deaths of fellow Aussie cricket greats Shane Warne and Rod Marsh earlier this year.
INNOVATION

Arun Majumdar appointed Dean of Stanford University’s first new school in 70 years

Prof. Majumdar is originally from Kolkata and received his bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay in 1985.
INNOVATION

Kamini, ‘Indian viagra,’ containing opioid under scanner in Australia

According to a latest research, a bottle of Kamini that contains 40 balls is being covertly shipped across Australia's borders to be distributed via Indian grocery stores.
INNOVATION

Google adds world’s oldest Indian language to Google Translate

“Sanskrit is the number one, most requested language at Google Translate, and we are finally adding it.”
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