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.
POLITICS

Justice advocates warn Premier Allan’s prison boost leaves prevention, rehabilitation starved

They point to the 178% rise in remand over the past decade and the 216% jump in youth remand since 2023
SPORTS

Virat Kohli bows out of Test cricket with gratitude and reflection

“I’m walking away with a heart full of gratitude—for the game, for the people I shared the field with, and for every single person who made me feel seen along the way”
SPORTS

Virat Kohli informs BCCI of planned Test retirement ahead of England tour

His decision underscores a changing of the guard for a side entering a new World Test Championship cycle
SPORTS

BCCI suspends remainder of IPL 2025 for one week amid national security concerns

The suspension comes on the heels of Thursday night’s abrupt abandonment of the Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals fixture at Dharamshala’s HPCA Stadium.
INNOVATION

Global Journalists Hail India’s “Operation Sindoor” for Avenge of Daniel Pearl’s Murder

“When I heard India bombed Bahawalpur, I felt both relief and sorrow,” Nomani wrote
INNOVATION

Pakistan Targets Indian Civilians: Shelling Damages Sacred Poonch Gurdwara, Kills Sikh Worshippers

“Reportedly, 12 people in Poonch proper have died—five from the Sikh community and the rest Muslim."
SPORTS

Rohit Sharma calls time on Test career after 67 matches and 4,301 runs

He leaves behind a legacy of big centuries, bold leadership and a testament to the importance of reinvention at the highest level.
INNOVATION

Indian armed forces detail ‘Operation Sindoor’, destroy nine terror camps in Pakistan after Pahalgam attack

Operation’s targets were selected exclusively on credible intelligence to dismantle the infrastructure of JeM and LeT leaders who planned cross-border attacks.
SPORTS

India pushes Australia to the brink in a thrilling late goal drama

The ongoing tour has included matches against both Australia and Australia A, offering India a vital test of its form and depth ahead of upcoming international commitments.
Australia Votes

Jewish, Hindu and Iranian Australians join forces to protect Australia from imported hate

“Radicalisation is targeting our youth. We’ve seen Hezbollah flags on our streets. We’ve seen violent pro-Khalistan protests”
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