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.
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President Trump looks to India’s voter ID and EVM system to ‘SAVE America’

US President Donald Trump has held up India’s electoral system as a model for the United States, citing the scale of India’s elections and...
POLITICS

Prime Minister Albanese tells young Australians ‘Your voices matter’ at inaugural Youth Parliament

The National Youth Parliament was officially opened earlier in the week by Governor-General Sam Mostyn, who has been a strong advocate for youth participation and civic engagement.
IMMIGRATION

New Zealand education ministry rejects push to make Hindi a nationally recognised school subject

Hindi can already be taught by individual schools where there is sufficient community demand, but it does not currently have a nationally developed pathway leading to senior secondary qualifications.
INFOTAINMENT

Perth theatre group Rangmanch brings Indian classic ‘The Mystic Lamp’ to stage in Hindi and English

The group previously staged productions including Byomkesh Bakshi and Jallianwala Bagh, which received strong support from Perth audiences.
IMMIGRATION

‘Fake agents’ under fire as Migration agents warned: lend your MARN, lose your registration

Investigators also uncovered allegations that clients had received falsified departmental correspondence, creating the impression that visa applications had been lodged when they had not.
INNOVATION

‘If we’re not at the table, we’re going to be left in the backyard’: Go8 warns as Albanese’s university reforms

Australia currently invests about 1.69 per cent of GDP in research and development, well below the 3 per cent target advocated by the sector.
NEWS

Pakistan warns citizens not to beg in Saudi Arabia, could lead to arrest and deportation

Pakistan has issued a strict warning to its citizens travelling to Saudi Arabia for Umrah, urging them to obey local laws and visa conditions...
INFOTAINMENT

Australian ‘The Circus Lion’ takes top International Category honour at Bengaluru International Short Film Festival

The Circus Lion follows Samvel, a young wrestler from Western Sydney who believes leaving his hometown is the only way to escape the weight of his grief.
IMMIGRATION

Albanese praises diaspora contribution to ‘most successful multicultural country on earth’

“I’m very proud to be the first Prime Minister of Australia, out of the 31 that we’ve had, to have a non-Anglo Celtic name, and I’m very proud of the background that I have.”
NEWS

Pauline Hanson blasts 15% GST push, warns Chalmers against putting Australians ‘deeper into the pockets’

Supporters of GST reform argue that shifting some taxation from income towards consumption could improve incentives to work and invest and provide a broader revenue base.
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INNOVATION

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