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Top Venezuelan officials say they will remain unified behind President Nicolas Maduro, who remains in custody in New York after he was captured in a U-S military operation over the weekend. The move has sparked global condemnation, and fears over international law, while drawing fresh attention to Venezuela’s vast oil reserves.…
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Overseas Indian Day, observed annually on 9 January, celebrates the contributions of Indians living abroad to India’s development, culture, and global standing. The date marks Mahatma Gandhi’s return from South Africa in 1915. In this podcast, SBS Hindi speaks with members of the Indian community who have made significant contributions to Australia…
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The global celebration of World Hindi Day takes place on 10 January. In this podcast, we speak to Dr Subhash Sharma, a Hindi poet, about the significance of the language, the beauty of its poetry, and the importance of creating continuous opportunities to promote the language. In the concluding segment, he also shares some of his own poetry.…
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a royal commission into the Bondi terror attack. After weeks of resisting increasing calls for a federal inquiry, he confirmed on Thursday afternoon, following a cabinet meeting, that a Commonwealth royal commission would be established. The inquiry will focus on antisemitism and social cohesion and wil…
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In this SBS Hindi podcast, we share the story of an Indian-origin family in Melbourne caring for a loved one with dementia at home. Guduru Rao lives with dementia, and with the support of Australia’s home-based aged-care services, his wife Uma Rao and their family have chosen to care for him at home. Their experience reflects a cultural approach co…
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Our body needs to remain hydrated, but it becomes even more crucial during summer. How to make sure to replace lost fluids and replenish our electrolytes? Speaking with SBS Hindi dietician Simiran Lodha, shares some tips to stay hydrated and safe throughout the day.
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Summers are a time when families spend time together, but it is also when pressure to look a certain way intensifies. ‘Summer body’ expectations if not managed wisely, can affect individuals, strain partners and family relationships, and quietly shape self-worth, especially for children and teenagers. In this conversation, mental health expert Neha…
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According to Cricket Australia’s Multicultural Action Plan, 67 per cent of South Asian respondents say finding and joining a cricket club in Australia is a challenge. While players of South Asian background make up 18 per cent of community and junior-level cricket, the Scanlon Foundation reports they represent just 4.2 per cent of state and territo…
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As summer begins, many people focus on losing weight by changing diets or increasing exercise, often expecting quick results. But does weight management really require extra effort in summer, or is choosing the right approach more important? An Ayurvedic expert Dr Naveen Shukla suggests that aligning our diet and daily routine with the season helps…
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As Australia braces for extreme heatwaves, the risks to household pets, particularly cats and dogs, are often overlooked. Itee Dewan speaks with veterinarian Dr Amitha Lala of Griffith Vet Hospital on the early warning signs of heat stress that pet owners commonly miss and practical, lifesaving steps owners can take during extreme heat. The podcast…
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Academic pressure, social media, and rising expectations are increasingly shaping children’s lives, making mental health a growing concern for families. Often, emotional struggles in children are misunderstood as stubbornness or behavioural issues, delaying timely support. In this podcast, mental health expert Dr Aparna Chawla discusses common ment…
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Australia’s annual inflation eased to 3.4 per cent in November 2025, down from 3.8 per cent in October, according to ABS data. Housing remained the biggest driver of price growth, rising 5.2 per cent, followed by food and non-alcoholic beverages (3.3 per cent) and transport (2.7 per cent). In this podcast, economist Devika Shivadekar breaks down th…
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Nearly seven million people living on the fringes of Australia’s cities face growing risks from urban fires, as the nation braces for one of its most severe heatwaves since Black Summer of 2019-2020. A new joint report from former Australian fire chiefs and the Climate Council has suggested it's only a matter of time until Australian cities experie…
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Australia’s medicine regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), has issued a safety advisory for an Ayurvedic product after detecting high levels of heavy metals, including mercury, lead, arsenic and cadmium. In this podcast, we speak with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner, Dr Santosh Kumar, who shares insights on how to safely buy Ayu…
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Parents sending children to childcare are now guaranteed a 90 per cent subsidy for three days a week, without the need to meet any eligibility test. While parents have welcomed the move, some say the subsidy alone does not go far enough and further support is needed to make childcare truly affordable.…
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Kundan Chandra, a retired Indian Navy engineer and former national-level footballer, has launched a unique initiative in the eastern Indian city of Jamshedpur by forming seven football teams from the transgender community. Recognising the city’s growing football culture, he coaches these players under the Jamshedpur Football Club league and treats …
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भारतीय नौसेना के रिटायर्ड इंजीनियर और पूर्व राष्ट्रीय स्तर के फुटबॉल खिलाड़ी कुंदन चंद्र ने जमशेदपुर में ट्रांसजेंडर समुदाय के साथ मिलकर सात फुटबॉल टीमें गठित कर एक मिसाल कायम की है। शहर में फुटबॉल की बढ़ती लोकप्रियता को देखते हुए वे जमशेदपुर फुटबॉल क्लब लीग के अंतर्गत इन खिलाड़ियों को प्रशिक्षण देते हैं और उन्हें सिर्फ खिलाड़ी के रूप में ही पहचान …
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As the New Year begins, many people set resolutions with the hope of self-improvement. However, these expectations can sometimes lead to stress, anxiety, and emotional strain. In this conversation with mental health expert Rima Rakshit, SBS Hindi explores the connection between New Year resolutions and mental well-being, why January can be mentally…
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As summer temperatures rise, more people turn to swimming pools, beaches, and rivers to cool off. While swimming is an excellent way to stay fit and a vital life skill, the risk of water-related accidents also increases during this season. In this podcast, swimming instructor Alka Jain shares essential advice on water safety, swimming basics for be…
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Mumbai-based rock balancing artist Gautam Vaishnav creates gravity-defying stone sculptures that appear impossibly connected, without glue or support. Rooted in deep focus and meditation, his delicate art has stunned audiences, including actress Kareena Kapoor at a public exhibition. Beyond galleries, Gautam uses rock balancing to engage children w…
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Severe heatwave warnings are in place across much of the country, with temperatures set to exceed 40 degrees in at least four states. The weather department has issued alerts for multiple regions in NSW, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia, labelling this as the most significant heatwave since the Black Summer. As Australia braces for …
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Shirin Khanna has achieved a scale-up score of 51 out of 50 in the Victoria Certificate of Education for Hindi, making her the top scorer. Her ATAR score is 98 in Victoria. Listen to this podcast to know what made her choose Hindi and how SBS Hindi played the pivotal role in helping her achieve this excellence.…
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Composer MM Keeravani, known as MM Kreem in Hindi cinema, created history in 2023 by winning the Academy Award and the Golden Globe Award for the song Naatu Naatu from the film RRR. Speaking with SBS Hindi, he reflects on his unique, distinctive rhythms, melodic freshness, and orchestration, as well as his ability to adapt to a range of film genres…
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In this episode, five entrepreneurs from across Australia look back at their earliest days and speak directly to their younger selves at the start of their entrepreneurial journey. They revisit the confusion of the first year: navigating unfamiliar systems, workplace culture, language and humour, adapting to local expectations, and even adjusting t…
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Newly released cabinet papers from 2005 reveal how the Howard government grappled with overlapping national and global crises. The documents detail early warnings of a possible pandemic, internal caution over Australia’s military role in Afghanistan, and deliberations behind WorkChoices and offshore asylum processing. They also capture responses to…
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As we welcome 2026, our listeners wish everyone a happy New Year while sharing a collective message of humanity, peace, kindness, and hope. They also emphasise the growing need to prioritise mental health, compassion, and emotional wellbeing as communities face change, uncertainty, and the challenges of an ever-evolving world together.…
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As Australia bids farewell to an emotionally heavy 2025, communities across the country are welcoming 2026 with reflection, remembrance and renewed hope. This podcast explores how cities are marking the moment with fireworks, messages from national leaders, and heightened security, following events that shaped the national mood. It also brings list…
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After a year shaped by high interest rates, rising living costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, we speak with financial planner Deepak Bansal about practical steps Australians can take to plan their finances for 2026, manage household budgets, reduce debt pressures, and build financial resilience in the year ahead.…
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Australian police have revealed new details into the movements and motives of the two alleged Bondi Beach shooters, concluding they acted alone and were not part of a broader terror network. Authorities say there is no evidence the pair received overseas training, despite recent travel to the Philippines. As investigations continue, the federal gov…
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Born into poverty in Bihar’s Jamui district, Briju has carved an extraordinary artistic journey, quite literally, from clay. Trained at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and Banaras Hindu University, the fine arts graduate chose to return to his village, where his lifelike sculptures now attract commissions from across India and countries including the US…
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