Pallavi Jain is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, whose investigative reporting has influenced public policy. A senior journalist and commentator, she has been a finalist in multiple international media awards.
“What used to cost us $35 for a meal for two in 2023/2024 now costs $70-80 in 2024/2025. It's not just food—every expense has doubled, including insurance, medical costs, clothing, transport, and fuel."
“Today we're delivering our election commitment to establish a home for Hindus in Western Sydney with more than a quarter of a million people in NSW now practising Hinduism."
An initiative by the Hindu Council of Australia, Karma Kitchen has been operating for over 10 years providing free nutritious meals to homeless and vulnerable Australians.
"The themes in both the films are fairly common stories of several Indian women living in Australia. Showing these stories to the wider audience in Australia, and then taking them to the global audience was the goal.
This is a pan India multi-sector delegation ranging from Manufacturing, Education, Agriculture, AI & Data, Chemicals, Energy, Real Estate and Health & Wellness sectors.
Dr Amit Sarwal, academic, author, journalist and co-founder of The Australia Today, has been named a finalist in the Media category of the prestigious...
Neelkamal, who is organising the appeal on behalf of the family, has asked the community to contribute whatever they can or share the fundraising page to help bring Lovedeep home.
