JITARTH JAI BHARADWAJ

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Jai Bharadwaj, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Australia Today, is an award-winning journalist with a proven track record in international media. Renowned for his expertise in broadcasting, storytelling, and investigative reporting, he combines rigorous fact-checking with data-driven insights to deliver impactful journalism.

INNOVATION

Such a beautiful picture, but Hinduphobic idiots spewing hate against NASA’s Indian origin intern for being Hindu

"Why do Hindus need to surround themselves with Gods and Goddesses."

Health

‘Restriction tightened’ around Greater Sydney as COVID surge in NSW

From 5 pm today (Friday, 9 July) the additional restrictions will be in place: Check detail

POLITICS

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expands and reshuffles his council of ministers, check details

Forty-three leaders took oath in the first union cabinet expansion and reshuffle of the Modi government in its second term.

SPORTS

Indigenous Patty Mills and Swimmer Cate Campbell announced Australian Olympic team flagbearers

“As a proud Kokatha, Naghiralgal and Dauareb-Meriam man it’s incredible. A very passionate moment I can feel in my bones. But what does it actually mean to me to be a flag bearer?

INFOTAINMENT

Legendary Bollywood Actor Dilip Kumar passes away at 98

Dilip Kumar holds the record for winning the maximum number of Filmfare awards.

INNOVATION

Make NAIDOC week Friday a public holiday for Victorians demands First Peoples’ Assembly

The Assembly has declared this Friday 9 July of NAIDOC Week a day of leave for all their staff – both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal

HEALTH

Greater Sydney lockdown extended till 16 July, check details you need to know

Rules and restrictions apply to people who live in, usually work in, or usually attend a university or other tertiary education facility in Greater Sydney including the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour.

IMMIGRATION

Melbourne Restaurant penalised $309,750 for underpaying kitchen hand

“The penalties in this matter send a clear message that paying low, flat rates that undercut award entitlements is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated.”

INFOTAINMENT

Indian Army names its firing range after Bollywood actor Vidya Balan

Vidya Balan bagged a National Film Award (Indian) for her role in The Dirty Picture.

INNOVATION

Australia-India governments facilitate medical repatriation of international student suffering from chronic illness

Qantas Airlines didn't charge even a single dollar as everyone involved in the medical repatriation did their best to help the family.

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SPORTS

Young Indian-origin cricketer Ziya Pandit stars with back-to-back centuries for South Australian Under-12s

Pandit, the team’s vice-captain and a player with Kensington District Cricket Club, scored an unbeaten 112 against New South Wales before following it up with 104 against Victoria.

NEWS

Federation Square to honour 100 fallen Victorians in Remembrance Day tribute

They served as soldiers, sailors, airmen and nurses in conflicts around the world, with their deaths leaving a lasting impact on families and communities back home.

INNOVATION

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Digital Duty of Care Bill passes House of Representatives, targeting serious online harm

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the reforms were needed to address cyberbullying, misogyny, online abuse and content promoting violence, arguing that responsibility for online safety should rest with technology companies rather than parents and children.