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

Hindu and Sikh communities get more than 2 million dollar funding boost by Ministers Alan Tudge, Michael Sukkar and Jason Wood

“We are sure these places will serve our Victorian community well in the years to come.”

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Tough anti-trolling laws on card to protect children and women from cyber bullies: PM Morrison

“Our plan will ensure parents can protect their kids online with strong parental controls, help to prevent harm by raising awareness in every school and improve our support for those harmed online."

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Albanese promises small deposits, a smaller mortgage and smaller mortgage repayments through ‘Help to Buy’ program

The homebuyer will need to have a deposit of 2 per cent and qualify for a standard home loan with a participating lender to finance the remainder of the purchase.

INNOVATION

Some Indian international students are waiting for their visas after almost two years of admission

“I applied for the student subclass 500 visa on Jan. 14, 2021. And I have been waiting for my visa for 15 months. I haven’t received any updates on my visa for the last 13 months.”

INNOVATION

Billboard of terrorist ‘Bhindranwale’ responsible for killing thousands of Hindus and Sikhs leaves Indian Australians shocked and dismayed

“Displaying such advertising is unbecoming and also gives a platform to extremist views.”

HEALTH

No more PCR/Rapid test and quarantine required for International travellers on arrival in Victoria, here’ details

No More vaccination status is required as Victoria changes pandemic orders.

INNOVATION

Indian Australian service station worker robbed at gun point, watch video

The man is described as in his late-20s, approximately 165cm tall, Caucasian in appearance with a slim build and tattoos on his neck and hand.

IMMIGRATION

Qantas to launch new direct route to Bengaluru, booking starts late April

Qantas passengers will be able to transit seamlessly from Qantas flights in Bengaluru, Delhi, or Singapore onto IndiGo services to other major Indian cities as well as smaller ones such as Pune and Goa.

IMMIGRATION

Australia to provide ‘Special Skill Visas’ for Indian Chef and Yoga teachers under IndAus agreement

Chef-Yoga visa will be done under the skill category and the first visa will be granted just after the middle of the year.

POLITICS

Historic India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement-“IndAus ECTA’ inked, here’ details

Indian International Students visa will be extended from two to three years post-study in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM) and information and communications technology (ICT) sectors and 1000/year working holiday visas will be granted.

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IMMIGRATION

‘Upgraded to Aussie Citizenship’: Young Indian migrant’s humorous T-shirt captures Australia’s multicultural spirit

“Indian by birth, Australian by choice, legend by citizenship. Upgraded to Aussie citizenship. Dingoes, beaches and barbecues, here I come.”

POLITICS

$100 rego rebate, toll cap cut and Opal freeze headline Mookhey’s cost-of-living budget

The budget includes a major funding boost for domestic violence services, with $184.1 million in additional spending across prevention and support programs.

POLITICS

Labor – Greens partner to end self-managed super holder’s ability to buy residential property, pushing watered-down tax deal

A familiar pattern in Canberra: Labor declares reform, the Greens declare pressure, the Coalition declares opposition, and young Australians remain locked out of the market.