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.
OPINION

How India’s so-called cockroach revolution became Western media’s latest anti-Modi fantasy

A few hundred protesters at Jantar Mantar, 22 million claimed followers online — and the Western media declared India had a new political superstar and revolution. This is what manufactured dissent looks like in the age of viral politics.
NEWS

“More jobs and opportunities”: Albanese and Luxon strengthen trans-Tasman partnership

Prime Minister Albanese said the partnership was focused on delivering tangible benefits for both countries.
INNOVATION

Australian data giant AirTrunk invests $30 billion in India’s AI and cloud future

“Such investments will strengthen India’s position as a global hub for cloud computing and AI, while generating employment opportunities, supporting local supply chains and accelerating innovation-led growth.”
IMMIGRATION

Melbourne content creator loses job over Aboriginal identity video, earlier parody targeted Indians

"I was assigned Australian at birth, but I identify as Indian."
NEWS

Crackdown on cockroach party, Australian authorities seize 100,000

The seized insects are commonly used as feed for reptiles, but authorities say legal alternatives such as crickets and native wood roaches should be used instead.
INNOVATION

India’s global tyre exports hit record AUD 5 billion, boosted by Australia free trade deal

Australia has emerged as a growing market for Indian tyre exports under ECTA, which allows eligible Indian tyres to enter the Australian market duty-free.
NEWS

Albanese and Luxon to chart next phase of Australia–New Zealand partnership

The Noosa summit follows the previous Australia–New Zealand Leaders’ Meeting held in Queenstown in August 2025 and marks Luxon’s third official visit to Australia as prime minister.
IMMIGRATION

Fake regional migration visa racket busted as authorities seize $580,000

Authorities said financial analysis identified hundreds of thousands of dollars flowing into bank accounts linked to the man.
INNOVATION

Fiji and Australia partner to develop Pacific nation’s first standardisation strategy

The National Standardisation Strategy is expected to provide a long-term roadmap for Fiji’s standards system, helping ensure products, services and processes meet recognised quality and safety benchmarks.
NEWS

Gold Coast Hindu community to get long-awaited cultural precinct, secures Multicultural Connect grant

The program is part of a broader state initiative aimed at supporting multicultural events, participation and community engagement.
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