Sinopsis
Listen to interviews, features and community stories from the SBS Radio Hindi program, including news from Australia and around the world. - SBS , , .
Episodios
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Beyond the boundary: How hindi commentary Is expanding cricket’s reach in Australia
17/04/2026 Duración: 09minThe National Indigenous Cricket Competition is bringing new attention to Indigenous talent in Australia, while also expanding its reach through Hindi commentary for South Asian audiences. With cricket deeply rooted in the Indian community, this initiative highlights the role of language in making sport more inclusive and accessible. In this podcast, commentator and coach Sanjiv Dubey shares insights on the significance of the tournament, the growth of multicultural audiences, and the evolving landscape of sports commentary in Australia.
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Indian official launches unique ‘Devdoot Vanar Sena’ initiative to help people in need - उत्तर प्रदेश के अधिकारी की अनोखी पहल: लोगों की मदद के लिए शुरू की 'देवदूत वानर सेना'
17/04/2026 Duración: 11minAjit Pratap Singh, an officer in the Social Welfare Department in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, has launched a unique initiative called “Devdoot Vanar Sena” driven by his compassion to help those in need. Over the past few years, the initiative has provided assistance worth millions of Rupees. Beyond financial aid, the group supports people by helping them find jobs, offering relief during disasters, assisting in medical emergencies, organising blood donations, and extending help in many other ways. Thousands of volunteers, many of whom were previously unknown to each other, have come together through this initiative. In one case, the group helped raise around Rs 3 million for the treatment of a young man. - लखनऊ में उत्तर प्रदेश के समाज कल्याण विभाग में कार्यरत अधिकारी अजीत प्रताप सिंह ने अपने संवेदनशील हृदय के चलते लोगों की मदद के लिए “देवदूत वानर सेना” नामक एक पहल शुरू की है। बीते कुछ वर्षों में उन्होंने इस पहल के माध्यम से लोगों की करोड़ों रुपये की सहायता की है। सिर्फ आर्थिक मदद ही नहीं, बल्कि नौकरी दिलाने, विप
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Indian official launches unique ‘Devdoot Vanar Sena’ initiative to help people in need
17/04/2026 Duración: 11minAjit Pratap Singh, an officer in the Social Welfare Department in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, has launched a unique initiative called “Devdoot Vanar Sena” driven by his compassion to help those in need. Over the past few years, the initiative has provided assistance worth millions of Rupees. Beyond financial aid, the group supports people by helping them find jobs, offering relief during disasters, assisting in medical emergencies, organising blood donations, and extending help in many other ways. Thousands of volunteers, many of whom were previously unknown to each other, have come together through this initiative. In one case, the group helped raise around Rs 3 million for the treatment of a young man.
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From political leaders to migrant voters, reactions pour in on Angus Taylor’s 'tough' migration speech
17/04/2026 Duración: 11minOpposition Leader Angus Taylor has unveiled his first major policy proposal, outlining a tougher stance on migration with a focus on stricter screening, Australian values and stronger enforcement. We spoke to some politicians, as well as voters, to hear their views. Here’s what they had to say.
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India report: Government strengthens ties with Austria through key agreements
17/04/2026 Duración: 08minListen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 17/04/2026
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SBS Bollywood Time: Film ‘O Romeo’ tops India’s OTT trending list
16/04/2026 Duración: 05minListen now: This week’s latest Bollywood news and entertainment updates.
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Top News: US looking to impose more sanctions on Iran
16/04/2026 Duración: 05minListen to the Top News of 16/04/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
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From social media checks to deporting migrants over 'Australian values': Coalition unveils immigration plan
16/04/2026 Duración: 08minOpposition leader Angus Taylor has announced the Coalition's new hardline immigration policy including mandatory English proficiency, social media screening for all visa applicants, and a legally binding Australian values framework. The plan has drawn widespread criticism and strong condemnation from critics, including Labor, human rights groups and immigration experts. In this podcast, registered migration agent Pallavi Arora explains what these changes could mean in practice.
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Over 43,000 qualifications cancelled in VET crackdown as Skills Minister flags labour shortages
16/04/2026 Duración: 09minMinister for Skills and Training Andrew Giles, together with Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) Chief Executive Officer Saxon Rice, has launched the “Real Skills Deserve Real Recognition” campaign. The initiative aims to crack down on unscrupulous practices in the vocational education and training (VET) sector, particularly misleading marketing and unethical recruitment tactics. More than 43,000 qualifications in sectors such as early childhood education and care, disability support, and aged care have been cancelled since October 2024. The Skills and Training Minister has confirmed that significant skills shortages persist in key industries, including early childhood education, aged care, and construction.
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'My parents took us to India to become street smart, but never let us on the streets': comedian Sharul Channa
16/04/2026 Duración: 33minFrom Saree not Sorry to Sareeously not Sorry, comedian Sharul Channa’s work often starts with everyday observations and builds into something more layered. Trained in acting and now with over 15 years in stand-up, she has performed across different audiences and contexts. SBS Hindi caught up with her over a mix of cheeky laughs and sober reflections while she was in Melbourne for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
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India's census begins with 'caste data' returning for the first time since 1931. Can it reshape politics?
16/04/2026 Duración: 10minIndia’s census is underway after a 15-year gap, marking the world’s largest population data collection exercise. With digital tools, caste-based data, and security concerns in focus, the process is expected to shape future policymaking and governance. In this podcast, Professor Purnendra Jain shares insights on the significance, challenges, and future of census data collection in India.
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India report: Donald Trump and Narendra Modi discuss escalating West Asia crisis in key diplomatic call
15/04/2026 Duración: 08minListen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 15/04/2026
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Top News: Virgin Australia joins Qantas in raising fares as Middle East tensions drive up oil prices
15/04/2026 Duración: 04minListen to the Top News of 15/04/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
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Uber fares rise in Australia as drivers question real relief impact
15/04/2026 Duración: 06minSoaring fuel prices in Australia are now hitting everyday Uber rides, adding a new layer of cost for passengers and pressure for drivers. Uber has introduced a temporary fuel surcharge on trips taken in petrol and hybrid vehicles, adding an extra 5 cents per kilometre to fares. The company says the additional charge will go directly to drivers as support against rising fuel expenses. But the big question remains- can this increase truly ease the financial strain for drivers already battling high running costs? To find out what this means on the ground, a Sydney Uber driver shared his experience with SBS Hindi, giving a reality check on whether this move is meaningful relief or just a small patch on a much larger problem.
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Will generative artificial intelligence take over the art of writing?
15/04/2026 Duración: 19minWith growing awareness and use of AI tools, the debate increasingly focuses on whether creativity will remain human. In this conversation with SBS Hindi, Balendu Sharma Dadhich, a pioneer of inclusive artificial intelligence and languages, breaks down the machine's creativity and its moral grey areas. Listen to this podcast to know whether using AI to write a book is ethical or not.
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Australia's Niue Island Community Honours ANZAC Pioneers - SBS Examines: ऑस्ट्रेलिया के न्यूवेह आइलैंड समुदाय द्वारा अपने ANZACs का सम्मान
14/04/2026 Duración: 06minForgotten ANZACs from the Pacific Island of Niue. Descendants recall the tragedy filled journey of 150 volunteers, from an isolated tropical atoll, who were thrust into the cauldron of World War I. - पैसिफिक आइलैंड न्यूवेह के ANZACs। एक अलग ट्रॉपिकल द्वीप से आए 150 वॉलंटियर्स के वंशज, उन भूला दिये गये एनजेकस् की दुखद यात्रा को याद करते हैं, जिन्हें पहले विश्व युद्ध की आग में झोंक दिया गया था।
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Top News: Passengers with Uber to pay a fuel surcharge
14/04/2026 Duración: 04minListen to the Top News of 14/04/2026 in Hindi.
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Inside Amsterdam's 'offline clubs' where youth ditch screen time: Would you try this digital detox?
13/04/2026 Duración: 06minAs digital fatigue grows, young people in Amsterdam are turning to ‘Offline Club’ events to disconnect from their phones and reconnect through screen-free activities. These gatherings reflect a wider shift toward more mindful and meaningful social experiences. In this podcast, we explore why this trend is gaining popularity and what it reveals about changing attitudes toward technology and social media.
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Top News: Prime Minister Albanese heads to Asia as USA's Hormuz Strait deadline threatens fuel supply
13/04/2026 Duración: 05minListen to the Top News of 13/04/2026 in Hindi.
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Asha Bhosle dies at 92: Bollywood icon’s legacy lives on through global and local artists
13/04/2026 Duración: 10minAsha Bhosle has died in Mumbai at 92, marking the end of an era in Indian music. Across eight decades and more than 11,000 songs, her genre-spanning voice reshaped Bollywood and reached audiences around the world. In this SBS Hindi podcast, three Indian-origin singers in Australia reflect on her legacy and lasting influence, tracing how her music continues to shape artists across cultures, borders and generations.