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.
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Eng vs Ind, 4th Test, Day 4: Burns, Hameed hold fort as hosts need 291 more runs to win

Pant and Thakur piled on the misery on England bowlers as India reached a dominant position in the second session.
POLITICS

Lisa Singh will take over as Director of Australia India Institute

Lisa Singh committed to play a role to help facilitate a pathway for bringing Indian International students to Australian campuses.
POLITICS

New Zealand: ‘ISIS terrorist’ shot dead after 6 wounded in knife attack

A known extremist was responsible for this terror attack in Auckland which has seen three people in critical condition, while six are in hospital.
SPORTS

Eng vs Ind, 4th Test, Day 1: Umesh removes big fish Root as hosts trail by 138 runs

At stumps, England's score read 53/3-- still trailing by 138 runs with seven wickets in hand
IMMIGRATION

Vishal Jood will be released on 15 October, Here’s details of the judgement

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IMMIGRATION

Vishal Jood case: ‘Racial Hate Crime’ charges to be dropped

Mr Jood is now scheduled to appear in the Parramatta LC Court 13 on 2nd September 2021
Health

No School in term three, No Opening till September 23, as Premier Daniel Andrews decides not to ease restrictions

For senior students sitting year 12 exams from Tuesday 7 September until Friday 17 September a priority vaccination program will be put in place.
POLITICS

Leaving Afghanistan, U.S. General’s ghostly image will haunt Biden

Carrying his rifle down by his side, Major General Chris Donahue, commander of the storied 82nd Airborne Division, became the last U.S. soldier to board the final flight out of Afghanistan
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Modest but meaningful changes to Victoria’s lockdown & restrictions, but wait till tomorrow

Hobsons Bay, Hume and Wyndham areas of concern with maximum caseloads.
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Indian PM Modi lauds ‘Sydney Sanskrit School’ for nurturing language and knowledge

"Sydney Sanskrit school as a community language school is the joint effort of families, educationalists, visionaries and community leaders."
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