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

India welcomes Victoria University: first Australian uni to be granted licence for full-fledged campus

First cohort would be welcomed by mid-2027, offering degrees in technology, health and community services, and sustainable development.
INNOVATION

Indian-origin man brutally attacked with machete in Melbourne, hand reattached after surgery

Saurabh Anand, 33, was walking home after picking up medicine from the pharmacy at Central Square Shopping Centre in Altona Meadows around 7.30pm on Saturday, 19 July, when he was ambushed by five teenagers.
INNOVATION

Shree Swaminarayan temple in Melbourne vandalised in racist graffiti attack

“To have it targeted in this way feels like an attack on our identity and our right to worship.”
INNOVATION

Trade powerhouse Michelle Wade reappointed as Victoria’s India commissioner

Her appointment runs through to mid‑2028, ensuring Victoria pursues its ambitious goal of doubling two-way annual trade with India to $25 billion by 2030.
INNOVATION

Australia’s InQuik and Tata steel join forces to bring modular bridge Tech to India

They will launch pilot projects in select Indian states, validate design and logistics workflows, and engage with government and private stakeholders
IMMIGRATION

Tim Watts, Nicholas Reece and Mitu Bhowmick Lange lead AIYD 2025’s star-studded kick-off

AIYD 2025 will convene 30 delegates—15 from each country—in Mumbai from 15–17 September, before moving to Delhi on 18 September for a final day of workshops
INNOVATION

Canadian resident Amritpal Singh Dhillon arrested in marathon legend Fauja Singh hit‑and‑run case

“I was driving too fast and panicked after I realised I had hit Mr. Singh”
SPORTS

Lord’s heartbreaker: Jadeja’s valiant 61 not enough as England scrape home by 22 runs

The hosts wrapped up the tail cheaply, leaving Jadeja stranded on 61—the highest score of the innings—and India all out for 170.
INFOTAINMENT

From Village Rockstars 2 to Stree 2: See the Jaw‑Dropping Indian Film Festival of Melbourne Nomination List!

“These nominations underscore the creativity and innovation driving Indian content today—and we can’t wait to bring this incredible work to Australian screens.”
INFOTAINMENT

Sri Durga Temple gets ‘Om and Swastika’ installed at Bendigo’s The Great Stupa

From initial sketches to final fabrication, volunteers and artisans worked alongside Stupa staff to design and position the sculptures with sensitivity on the Stupa’s western precinct
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