Amit Sarwal is a journalist based in Melbourne and the Founding Convenor of the Australia-India Interdisciplinary Research Network (AIIRN). His work often explores themes of culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on the connections between Australia and India, as well as topics like education, business, and competitive sports. Amit's insights have been featured in the Lowy Institute, Fiji Times Ltd, and The Australia Today.
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Amit Sarwal's coverage indicates a strong interest in promoting positive news related to the Indian and Australian communities, with an emphasis on entertainment and education. His articles often feature press releases and government announcements, so he may be open to receiving pitches related to similar newsworthy events.
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By: Amit Sarwal, Julius Sans
Tilivasewa and Navusabalavu, has been at the centre of a protracted dispute. Landowners claim the lease was intended to last only 99 years but was altered to 999 years, depriving them of rightful access to their ancestral land.
By: Amit Sarwal, Julius Sans
Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton revealed he had written to the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in November 2023, urging a National Cabinet meeting to tackle the issue, only to be rebuffed.
By: Amit Sarwal, Julius Sans
The Mahakumbh Mela, the world's largest gathering of Hindus, commenced on 13 January 2025 at Prayagraj and will conclude on 26 February.
By: Amit Sarwal, Julius Sans
Kookaburra's journey in India began over 35 years ago through collaborations with local suppliers, navigating trade barriers that complicated imports. As India's economy flourished and opened to foreign investment, the company seized the opportunity to establish a manufacturing presence in 2014. Today, its 70-strong Indian workforce benefits from the Australia–India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA), which has eased tariffs and simplified trade processes.
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
The Australian aluminium supply chain, uniquely situated entirely onshore – from bauxite mining to final products – will play a vital role in reducing emissions and securing economic wins for the country.
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
Australia's involvement has added a new dimension to the World Cup, with the sport gaining increasing traction Down Under. Australian players have expressed hopes of seeing Kho Kho included in the Brisbane Olympics.
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
According to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) data, Melbourne motorists in 2023 could have saved up to $333 annually by purchasing fuel at the lowest point in the price cycle. With mandatory reporting and a cap on price hikes, the Fair Fuel Plan aims to help families achieve those savings.
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
The executive order, titled “Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship,” applies to babies born after February 19 and excludes those with undocumented or temporarily authorised parents.
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
The 2013 Constitution, implemented under the previous FijiFirst administration, has been criticised for both its drafting process and its content. Political commentators, including Rabuka, have labelled it “imposed on the people.”
By: Julius Sans, Amit Sarwal
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli MP recently met with Indian Consul General Neetu Bhagotia in Brisbane, reaffirming the state's growing partnership with India.
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