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.
NEWS

Victorian Government launches “Easy Electric SEC” to cut household power bills

The “Easy Electric SEC” platform, available from today, is described as a one-stop-shop offering free, simplified advice for households considering electrification upgrades.
NEWS

Senator Wong signals new era in Quad cooperation ahead of Indian PM Modi’s Australia visit

“India and Australia will continue to work for a free, open, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific.”
INFOTAINMENT

Perth’s young Bengali performers shine in emotional staging of Indian legend Satyajit Ray’s classic ‘Hirak Rajar Deshe’

Director Supriya Guha highlighted a defining moment of the evening when Sandip Ray praised the production and said it deserved to be staged in Kolkata.
NEWS

‘Fiji’-labelled 373kg drugs seized in Australia’s biggest bust

Authorities said the discovery highlights the increasingly sophisticated methods used by transnational criminal syndicates to evade border detection, with drugs hidden deep within heavy industrial equipment.
SPORTS

Amit Gupta completes Ironman 70.3 Western Sydney just six months after learning to swim

Amit Gupta, an Indian-born Western Sydney resident, initially had no formal swimming ability and admitted he could not put his head underwater when he began lessons.
IMMIGRATION

Jacinta Price and Anne Aly are both right about migrants — but only partially

What a century-old Pacific history of Indian migration tells us about the conversation Australia keeps getting wrong.
INNOVATION

$200 million military aircraft facility opens in South Australia to boost sovereign defence capability

“This facility is about more than infrastructure, it is about Australian industry, Australian workers and Australian skills supporting Australia’s national defence.”
NEWS

Indian national charged after alleged $5.6m pseudoephedrine import bust at Sydney port

The consignment, which arrived from India in early May 2026 and was declared as a food product, was flagged by ABF officers after anomalies were detected in three pallets.
INNOVATION

Federal government backs 19 major renewable energy projects to power 4 million homes

The developments include major wind farms, solar farms and battery storage projects, with the government saying they will unlock an estimated $17 billion in private investment and create around 19,000 construction jobs.
IMMIGRATION

Indian-origin worker Paradeep Singh killed by falling branch, wife left alone with no income or family

The couple had been planning to apply for residency and return to India in the future for a larger wedding celebration with extended family.
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