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

Minister Chris Bowen calls Australia–India renewable partnership ‘top rank’ in global clean energy transition

“Both Australia and India understand the need to work together on tackling the climate challenge and are ready to seize the energy transformation opportunity before us.”

INNOVATION

Australia and Tonga strengthen maritime partnership as new naval vessel commissioned

Australia will continue to support the Tongan Royal Navy through maintenance, sustainment and training packages to ensure the vessel’s readiness and operational capacity.

INNOVATION

Indian-origin commercial truck driver banned after 10 years in US for not speaking English

“Crocodile tears for a man who has spent a decade in our country but couldn’t be bothered to learn our language.”

INNOVATION

Woman charged over “Indian Rats” graffiti targeting Indian community in Canada

Following an investigation, police arrested Freda Looker-Rilloraza, of Mississauga, and charged her with mischief over $5,000.

IMMIGRATION

Cartels offer up to $50,000 bounty targeting ICE and CBP officers amid illegal immigrant crackdown

The warning comes amid a legal dispute over the deployment of National Guard troops to Chicago, partly intended to protect immigration enforcement officers.

INNOVATION

‘Our son is a hero’: Family mourns Nepali Hindu student Bipin Joshi killed in Hamas captivity

“Soon, you will return home to your eternal rest, and we will continue to fight—for sanity, for strength, for the future, just as you asked.”

SPORTS

King Kohli arrives in Perth for likely final Australian tour

Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli, who turns 37 next month, has already retired from Test and T20 international cricket.

INNOVATION

Indian defence cadets to study at Australia’s premier military institutions under expanded cooperation

The announcement came as India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh concluded talks with his Australian counterpart Richard Marles in Canberra last week.

INNOVATION

Australian red and white wines win gold and silver at India’s prestigious awards

Out of 211 winners, 68 were Best in Show, 86 Gold, and 57 Silver awardees, with 41 wines, 24 spirits, two sakes, and one mead taking home the top honours.

INNOVATION

Three dead, including two children, in central Queensland house fire

Neighbours alerted emergency services after hearing what sounded like thunder crackling through the street.

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POLITICS

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