Pallavi Jain

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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.

Agri-Trade will take Australia-India relationship to all-time high

“Agricultural innovation is booming in Australia, with data and technology underpinning the drive for agriculture to be a $100 billion export industry. We have a lot to offer to India.”

An Indic Muslim exploring Vedic knowledge and cultural heritage through music

“A few years ago, I happened to listen to Shri Hari Stotram, an ode to Lord Vishnu written by Adi Shankaracharya. I was blown away by the lyrical beauty, the rhythm, the thought and the timelessness of the composition.”

“Quad not a passing fad, a force for good”

"Mutual cooperation between Quad countries is encouraging a free open and inclusive Indo-Pacific region which is our shared goal."

Labor leader Anthony Albanese becomes the 31st Prime Minister of Australia

Penny Wong is the new Minister for Foreign Affairs, Richard Marles is Deputy Prime Minister.

Starry Saris lighting up Sydney’s Streets

Starry Sari Night is featuring a Sari showcase where models from diverse backgrounds are parading sari, lehenga, dhoti and kurta designs from local fashion shops.

How far would you go to win half a million dollars?

Escaype Live is a story of the world we live in today, where social media is not just a habit but has become a form of emotional expression.

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India’s Supreme Court clears interim passport and visa services for Australia, rejects governments’s appeal over tender

The court said any interim appointment would be temporary, would not create special rights in favour of the service provider and would remain subject to the result of the fresh tender process.

Minister Tony Burke condemns racism targeting Indian truck drivers on Australian roads

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said migrant workers often hesitate to approach government agencies directly because of concerns about their visa status or possible retaliation from employers.
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