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

Food delivery man Raman Sharma admits to attempted medi-hotel drug smuggling

The magistrate granted Mr Sharma bail and he shall be back in court in November.

INNOVATION

How much extra your mortgage will be as Reserve Bank lifts cash rate to 2.6 per cent

"Unless you’re on a fixed-rate mortgage, the banks will likely follow the RBA’s lead and increase the interest rate on your variable home loan soon.

HEALTH

Australia ends mandatory isolation requirements for COVID-19, and Pandemic leave disaster payments

The new payment will be funded 50:50 between the Commonwealth and States and Territories, with final details including eligibility and compliance to be released by Services Australia.

POLITICS

National Anti-Corruption Commission legislation tabled, does it have teeth

The legislation also provides strong protections for whistleblowers and exemptions for journalists to protect the identity of sources.

INNOVATION

Radical Islamist organisation PFI banned by Indian government

"PFI and its associates or affiliates or fronts have been working covertly to increase the radicalisation of one community by promoting a sense of insecurity in the country, which is substantiated by the fact that some PFI cadres have joined international terrorist organisations."

INNOVATION

Indian Court orders Amazon to stop selling Pakistan-made Rooh Afza

The global e-commerce website Amazon has been ordered by India's Delhi High Court to remove the listings after the Indian company Hamdard National Foundation,...

SPORTS

ICC announces major changes in playing conditions including Striker’s right to play the ball

An incoming batter will now be required to be ready to take strike within two minutes in Tests and ODIs

INNOVATION

Victoria removes mandatory face masks requirement on public transport or taxis

However, the requirement to wear face masks will remain in some circumstances – like visiting a hospital, care facility or any other indoor space.

INNOVATION

Indian Australian pest controller just lucky to be alive in freak accident

The ambulance, fire trucks and police were at the scene of the accident within some time, however, it took almost 40 minutes to get Suresh safely out of his work truck.

INNOVATION

Qantas non-stop flights between Australia and southern India started today

Now travel between Australia and 11 new destinations in India can be booked on Qantas codeshare flights operated by IndiGo (6E), with more routes to follow in the coming months.

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