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.

INFOTAINMENT

‘Pawri ho rahi hai’: Indian army soldiers join Pakistani teen’s meme world

Dananeer Mobeen’s popular ‘pawri ho rahi hai‘ meme has become one of the biggest trends of 2021. In her video, 19-year-old Pakistani influencer was seen...

Health

New Zealand returned vaccine trial volunteer moves to Indian court to declare Covishield unsafe

Note: COVIShield Vaccine is safe and there is no evidence to contrary. Chennai-based Asif Riaz has moved court claiming that he suffered severe side effects...

POLITICS

This Indian woman will be the first in 70 years to be hanged

Uttar Pradesh’s Shabnam will be the first Indian woman who will be hanged to death after India's independence. She is one of the two...

SPORTS

Indian ‘Ekalavya,’ Australian Guru

16-year-old leg-spinner from Nagaland, India, Khrievitso Kense is now ready to play in the big league. He is excited to be part of the Indian Premier League's players'...

IMMIGRATION

Do you want to see your story on the Australian screen?

Special Broadcasting Service (SBS), is launching the Emerging Screenwriters’ Incubator. It is nationwide initiative to support the development of diverse fiction writing talent in the Australian...

IMMIGRATION

Wyndham council bans trucks from parking in a residential area

In the first week of February, The Australia Today reported - 'Wyndham Council concerned with trucks parked in the residential area. Here is the...

Health

Top 5 tips for managing mental well-being during the COVID19 lockdown

Are you feeling anxious or depressed due to the ongoing lockdowns and disruption in your daily routine? According to experts, it is understandable to feel...

IMMIGRATION

Australian court fines $210,000 penalty on petrol station operators Kamaldeep Singh and Uma Singh

The Fair Work Ombudsman has reported that they have obtained orders in the Federal Circuit Court last year requiring Kamaldeep Singh and his wife Uma...

IMMIGRATION

India expresses concern over threat to Diaspora and international students for pro-India actions

The Indian High Commission in Ottawa has raised the issue of safety of Indian Diaspora including international students in Canada. This has come after multiple...

HEALTH

Please do not use the terms ‘mother,’ ‘father’ and ‘breast milk’

Australian National University (ANU) based researchers have suggested getting rid of traditional words such as “mother”, “father” and “breastfeeding.” According to ANU Gender Institute’s Gender-Inclusive...

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NEWS

“We should all become a little bit more Indian,” says Finland’s President Alexander Stubb praising India’s foreign policy

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SPORTS

Allen’s historic hundred seals New Zealand’s place in T20 World Cup final

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NEWS

Dodgy taxi drivers warned as Grand Prix enforcement taskforce rolls out in Melbourne

Officers will check that taxi meters are running for unbooked fares, that drivers and vehicles are properly accredited, and that cars are registered and roadworthy.