AMIT SARWAL

facebookinstagramlinkedintiktoktwitter
2290 posts

and

0 comments
Amit Sarwal is Melbourne-based academic, writer, translator, and former radio broadcaster. He is the Founding Convenor of Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN), Co-founder of the Australia Today news network and Founder of Kula Press.
INNOVATION

Fiji’s PM Rabuka warns Mahendra Chaudhry over alleged racist posts

The Prime Minister acknowledged that Mahendra Chaudhry may have experienced racism in the past but insisted that it does not justify making broad, divisive statements.
INNOVATION

Albanese dedicates new ministry to international education, Go8 urges focus on innovation and R&D

The newly formed ministry has been officially sworn in today by the Governor-General.
POLITICS

Sussan Ley makes history as first female Liberal leader after narrow win over Angus Taylor

Her victory signals a shift in direction for the Liberals as they seek to rebuild after their federal election loss.
INNOVATION

India’s Tata-owned Jaguar eyes agency shake-up after rebrand backlash

Despite JLR’s insistence that the agency review is unrelated to the public backlash, the timing has raised eyebrows.
INNOVATION

Fiji president welcomes Indian minister, reaffirms deep historical and cultural bond

“Fiji deeply values India’s leadership in advocating for the Global South and its partnership in building a climate-resilient world.”
INNOVATION

‘If Thommo don’t get ya, Lillee must’: Indian military invokes Aussie pace attack as warning to adversaries

The Indian military’s message was clear—India’s defences are ready, resilient, and backed by homegrown technology, strategic foresight, and unwavering vigilance.
INNOVATION

Fiji’s PM Rabuka pays tribute to Girmitiyas, celebrates 55 years of strong ties with India

“At Fiji where every citizen, regardless of ethnicity or background, feels seen, valued, and included”
INNOVATION

OSINT expert reveal with proof: India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ crippled key Pakistani military bases

These successful strikes, particularly on Rahim Yar Khan and Sargodha, appear to have been the final nail in the coffin, forcing Pakistan to halt its dangerous and escalatory posture.
INNOVATION

Indian teen’s 20,000km solo ride hits Australia in epic mission to Save Soil

As he cycles from Sydney to Adelaide, supporters are urged to join him, even for a few kilometres, or host local events to amplify the message.
INNOVATION

India’s Minister Margherita visits the largest Hindu temple in the South Pacific

A major highlight of Minister Pabitra Margherita’s visit is his participation as Guest of Honour at the Girmit Day celebration in Labasa today.
1...899091...229Page 90 of 229

Must-read

NEWS

Israeli President Herzog begins Australia visit with tribute to Bondi terror victims

The four-day visit forms part of a broader diplomatic engagement aimed at reinforcing ties between Israel and Australia.
NEWS

‘So out of touch’: Western Australian Labor MPs criticised for comparing themselves to FIFO workers

Is it “disrespectful” to compare parliamentary travel with FIFO roles? as many FIFO workers spend months each year away from home.
NEWS

India and Canada to appoint security liaison officers to tackle cyber threats, fraud and transnational organised crime

India and Canada have taken significant steps to deepen cooperation on national security, law enforcement, and cybersecurity, following high-level talks between India’s National Security...
spot_img