JAI BHARADWAJ

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Founder and Editor in Chief of The Australia Today. Experienced Journalist with a demonstrated history of working in the international media industry. Skilled in Broadcasting, Storytelling, Video, News Writing, and Google Analytics and Fact Check.
BUSINESS

India calls for vigilance against Khalistani extremism as Australia reaffirms counter-terrorism cooperation

The Australian side acknowledged India’s concerns and reiterated its support for maintaining peace and stability within the Indian diaspora community.
POLITICS

‘Rubbish from a tiny minority of idiots’: Minister Hill condemns racist slurs on Indian star Diljit Dosanjh

"Nobody should be discriminated against for who they are and I am sorry that Diljit has copped such rubbish from a tiny minority of idiots.
SPORTS

India shatters records and Australia’s dominance: Women in Blue chase down 339 to storm into World Cup final

From 59/2 after early blows to completing the chase with five balls to spare, India’s response was built on composure, clarity, and courage.
BUSINESS

Indian superstar Diljit Dosanjh reveals racist abuse before Sydney show, Australia’s diversity shamed again

“I’m not angry, and my love goes out to everyone, even the ones who say (racist) things like that about me.”
BUSINESS

Bendigo to Melbourne: Premier Jacinta Allan and Opposition leader Brad Battin join grand Diwali celebrations across Victoria

Diwali in Victoria is not just a celebration — it’s a reflection of shared values, friendship, and belonging.
BUSINESS

New ‘Escape. Hide. Tell.’ campaign urges Australians to act fast in armed attack threat

The updated materials include translations in multiple languages and new animated videos to ensure accessibility and understanding for everyone.
BUSINESS

Trump and Albanese strike US$8.5 billion minerals pact to break China’s grip on rare earths

The agreement will accelerate Australia’s move up the value chain—from raw materials exporter to processor and manufacturer.
SPORTS

Rohit, Kohli fail as Mitchell Marsh leads Australia to emphatic win, ends India’s unbeaten streak

Mitchell Marsh led from the front with an unbeaten 46, striking three towering sixes to keep the scoreboard ticking.
POLITICS

Natalie Hutchins to step down ahead of 2026 election: a loss for Victorian multicultural women

Natalie, you will be missed in Victorian politics — by communities, by colleagues, and by those who believed in your vision for equality.
BUSINESS

Liberal MP’s Guru Nanak Lake parliamentary motion reopens old wounds in Victorian Sikh community and exposes party split

The lake, previously informally known as Berwick Springs Lake, had no official gazetted name before being designated Guru Nanak Lake in 2023.
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