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.
IMMIGRATION

It is ‘incredibly challenging’ to bring back international students in 2021, says Daniel Andrews

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has said that the return of international students in large numbers in 2021 would be "incredibly challenging". Recently, Mr Andrews has...

BJP government renames Dragon Fruit to ‘Kamalam’

Gujarat government has decided to rename Dragon Fruit to 'Kamalam' (Lotus fruit). According to Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, the use of the word 'Dragon'...

Doing business between India and Australia should be made easy, says report

Recently the Australia Economic Strategy Report 2020 was presented to Australia's High Commissioner to India Hon'ble Barry O'Farrell. The report has been prepared as a...
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From 22 January you can’t travel to Australia without this certificate…

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Life of Indian spy princess who fought Nazis to be made into a TV drama series

Noor Khan was born on January 1, 1914, in the Russian capital Moscow. Her father, Inayat Khan, a musician and Sufi preacher, and mother,...

An appeal to Biharis living in Australia

Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has appealed to Bihari entrepreneurs settled abroad. Mr Kumar has offered a hassle-free experience if the diaspora chooses to set...
HEALTH

Indian restaurant owner tries to send the samosa into space

An Indian fast-food restaurant owner in Bath called Neeraj Gadher tried to send samosa and a wrap in space. However, the package landed in France. Gadher,...
IMMIGRATION

Do you know about these new penalties for travellers who don’t declare high-risk biosecurity goods?

Australia has strengthened its biosecurity laws with new increased penalties. This applies to travellers who fail to declare high risk biosecurity goods at the Australian...
HEALTH

An Indian-origin man’s small initiative to replace plastic bags in Australia

According to WWF Australia, on average, Australians use 130 kg of plastic per person each year. And only 9% of this usage goes into...
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