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’s Tata Steel taps into Australia’s critical mineral resources to increase production

This new business collaboration by the world's number ten steel manufacturer has the potential to deliver benefits to both Australia and India.
INNOVATION

20.4kg Tiranga Barfi wins sweets competition at Diwali show 

Shakuntala Chand feels that others too should make traditional Indian sweets and showcase their talent in such competitions.
INNOVATION

Do you know when Australia officially allowed Indian students?

The small but growing numbers of early Indian students proved active members of friendship associations between Australia and India.
INNOVATION

STEM Sisters and Institute of Health and Nursing Australia winners at the Victorian Premier’s Awards

Dr Ruwangi Fernando of STEM Sisters and Bijo Kunnumpurath of IHNA received the awards for best Student Experience and Private Education and Training respectively.
INNOVATION

India’s Tata set to capture small electric car market through Tiago

Tata's Tiago EV, priced a little under $A16,000, will be the most affordable electric vehicle available in India.
SPORTS

Australia’s next cricket star inspired by Rahul Dravid

"I idolised Rahul Dravid growing up," says 18-year-old Teague Wyllie - the youngest Sheffield Shield centurion.
SPORTS

Illegal resellers of Ind vs Pak T20 match tickets will be fined $110,952

Law enforcement agencies are collecting evidence of the illegal selling of tickets via social media.
INNOVATION

Indian international students Divyangana and Ritika win Victorian Premier’s award

These awards are an initiative of the Victorian Government to celebrate outstanding international students in Victoria.
IMMIGRATION

Gujarati, Tamil, Malayali and Bengali migrant children ahead of Hindi and Punjabi speakers in University participation rate

The high university participation rates amongst Indian migrant communities is because most parents came to Australia on skilled visas and hold university education in high regard.
INNOVATION

Young mum with “kangan and jhumka” wins again at Australian fitness event

"I do this as a mum and definitely understand how challenging it is to prioritise yourself. I do this to inspire other mums to look after their physical and mental health."
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