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

Sikh leader Ripudaman Singh Malik shot dead in Canada

He was acquitted in the 1985 Air India Kanishka bombing and has recently shown support for the Modi government and called out the “orchestrated campaign” against India.
INFOTAINMENT

Versatile singer Kushal Kar is winner of ‘Voice of Adelaide’ 2022

"I want to entertain Bollywood music lovers in Australia and also abroad."
INNOVATION

Details of 47,000 Deakin University students hacked in a cyberattack

Deakin University has a large number of students from India enrolled in its various courses.
INNOVATION

Manslaughter charges laid in truck driver Baljinder Singh’s workplace death

Baljinder Singh is survived by his wife and three young daughters aged 4, 12 and 14.
IMMIGRATION

Nilesh Makwana’s entrepreneurial journey from bicycle in India to business class in Australia

"Inspire other young men and women to believe that their dreams are achievable with tenacity and hard work."
IMMIGRATION

Sharma, Singh, Sheng or Smith – who will get the job?

Study says that candidates with similar qualifications but with “easier names" are often viewed more favourably during the screening and interview stages.
IMMIGRATION

Four Indian students win 100% scholarship to study at Deakin University

Over eight hundred Indian students applied for this prestigious scholarship which is valued at Rs 30 million.
INNOVATION

100 ‘Richest Self-Made Women’ list features five Indian-origin US entrepreneurs

These Indian-origin 'Richest Self-Made Women' have a combined wealth of more than four billion US dollars.
INNOVATION

Indian-Australian’s innovative start-up promotes active lifestyle with discounts on amazing items; Here’s detail

"Our partners are those businesses that want to offer their products or services at an exclusive BibVault member discount."
INNOVATION

Distorted map of India by ABC Play School leaves Indian-Australian parents ‘angry’

"I was not just shocked but also very dismayed, and to some extent even angered, to see the lack of research in portraying the map of India."
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