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

Cyclone damages Western Australian towns, Power cuts in 31,500 homes

A destructive cyclone damaged several towns on Australia's western coast, shattering windows, snapping trees, and knocking out power. Tropical Cyclone Seroja crossed the Western...

HEALTH

“Late-night snacks may affect workplace performance”

A recent study has found that unhealthy eating behaviours at night can make people less helpful and more withdrawn the next day at work.The...

INNOVATION

International Student’s bicycle got stolen on Uber-eats delivery, this is how Indian Australian community responded

Prakhar Tewari is an International student from India and is studying in Sydney. In the COVID19 affected market jobs are hard to come by...

SPORTS

IPL 2021: Harshal, De Villiers shine in RCB’s nervy win over Mumbai Indians

Harshal Patel delivered a stunning bowling performance before AB de Villiers' masterclass helped Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) defeat Mumbai Indians by two wickets in...

IMMIGRATION

Indian Software engineer gets one-acre land on the ‘Moon’ as bonus

An American company Luna Society International has gifted land on the moon to Iftikhar Rahmany a software developer in India. Luna Society International deals in...

POLITICS

‘We will respond in kind’: China warns Australia against sanctions over human rights violations

China has warned Australia that it will "respond in kind" if Canberra sanctions Beijing over human rights violations against the ethnic minority Uyghurs in...

Health

New Zealand suspends entry for travelers from India amid COVID-19 spike

New Zealand on Thursday temporarily suspended entry for all travelers from India following a surge in COVID-19 cases arriving from there, local media reported. The...

INNOVATION

Would you like regularly free Beer supplied? Here is how you can get it

Would you like a pack of cold beer in exchange to excess solar power produced by your rooftop system? In the world's first offer of...

INNOVATION

Left-wing extremist attack: Sikh jawan took off his turban to bandage wounds of colleague hit with bullets

A Sikh security personal from CRPF took off his turban to cover the bleeding wounds of a fellow jawan even after a bullet pierced...

SPORTS

Washington Sunder names his pet dog after Australian stadium “Gabba”

India's all-rounder Washington Sundar took to social media to share a picture of himself with his new pet dog. The 21-year-old wrote, "Love is...

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Former Australian champion Ian Vincent builds Meghalaya into India’s emerging canoeing hub

Vincent's move to India followed his marriage to Sheila Vincent, who is from Kerala, and he has since built a life around developing water sports in the hilly state of Meghalaya.

POLITICS

Prime Minister Albanese commits $3.8bn more to Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop East

The funding boost supports construction of a 26-kilometre underground orbital rail line through Melbourne’s eastern and south-eastern suburbs, designed to link major employment, education and health precincts and ease pressure on the city’s radial rail network.

OPINION

The Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan was never equal — India is finally saying so

Aid from six nations - The United States, Australia, Canada, West Germany, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom - made possible the solution of an international dispute that a few times reached threats of war between the two nations.