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.

OPINION

‘We Never Forget’: Paulomi’s reflection of sacrifice, memory and meaning of ANZAC Day

“Every ANZAC Day, so many people say ‘Lest we forget’, and sometimes it feels like just a platitude”

INNOVATION

Australia and India move towards bilateral cybercrime treaty to combat growing threats

“Conceptually, both countries agree upon the need for it—what hasn’t happened is a framework to make this happen, though the intent is there.”

INNOVATION

Albanese and Dutton lead ANZAC Day tributes, honouring 110 years of service and sacrifice

Across Australia, communities participated in dawn services, marches, and commemorative events to honour the ANZAC legacy.

INNOVATION

Dutton pledges $90 million to combat domestic violence with new tech abuse offences, national offender register

The package includes funding for specialist behavioural intervention programs, aimed at preventing abuse before it escalates, and increasing support for men

INNOVATION

India suspends Indus Waters Treaty, expels Pakistani defence officials in response to Pahalgam terror attack

“We are also withdrawing our corresponding advisors from our High Commission in Islamabad, and these posts are now deemed annulled.”

INNOVATION

Indian media mistakenly recycles outdated claims on student visa ‘ban’ in Australia

“The assertion that Indian university student applications from specific Indian states are being banned, or restricted, is incorrect”

INNOVATION

Adani Ports acquires Australia’s NQXT terminal, targets 1 billion tonne milestone by 2030

It serves as a vital conduit for metallurgical and thermal coal exports from Australia’s resource-rich Bowen and Galilee basins.

SPORTS

BCCI sacks assistant and fielding coaches after Australia series debacle

The coaching shake-up comes on the heels of new guidelines issued by the BCCI in January aimed at restoring structure and discipline within the senior men’s team.

Australia Votes

Dutton edges out Albanese in fiery third leaders’ debate focused on cost of living, energy, and global leadership

Dutton strongly defended the Coalition’s push for nuclear energy, arguing that Australian households are paying triple the electricity costs of nuclear-powered countries.

INNOVATION

Infosys to acquire Australian cybersecurity firm The Missing Link, expanding digital footprint in Asia-Pacific

This acquisition gives Infosys access to The Missing Link’s advanced Global Security Operations Centre (GSOC) and highly skilled teams

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IMMIGRATION

Indian national allegedly laundered $7 million in illegal tobacco profits, submitted fraudulent permanent residency documents

Investigators claim the man is unlawfully residing in Australia and submitted fraudulent documents as part of ongoing attempts to secure permanent residency.

NEWS

$30m fuel assistance and Pacific Resilience Facility treaty ratified in Australia–Fiji Suva talks

The PRF will provide grants for climate adaptation, disaster preparedness, loss and damage response, and community-led clean energy projects, with Pacific governments taking the lead in deciding funding priorities.

IMMIGRATION

Eight Indian among 20 Asian languages to be taught in high school under Australia’s fluency push

Minister for Multicultural Affairs Anne Aly said language skills were a national asset that created opportunities for young people while strengthening cultural understanding.