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Melbourne's literary group promotes Hindi in Sri Lanka

This year, in celebration of World Hindi Day, Shabd Yatra, a literary group, organized an international literary and cultural gathering with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations in Colombo. Sixty distinguished writers and artists from India, Australia, Oman, Jordan, and Sri Lanka participated in this event. Suniti Mishra, one of the attendees, shared her experience of promoting the legacy of the Hindi language abroad.

Jan 17, 2025•9 min

Temporary worship space set up after fire at Guruji temple, as community supports restoration

On January 4, 2025, a fire severely damaged the Guruji Mandir on Sayers Road in Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne. In response, the local community has come together to support its restoration, with a temporary place of worship set up at the Wyndham City College Community Hall. In this podcast, SBS Hindi interviews a temple representative and a devotee about their experiences during the recovery process.

Jan 17, 2025•7 min

Australia set to make debut in Kho Kho World Cup in India

The ancient Indian sport of Kho Kho is gradually gaining recognition on the international sports stage, as an Australian team travels to India to participate in the inaugural Kho Kho World Cup. Although the sport has a limited following in Australia, the team is committed to raising awareness and enhancing the sport's profile.

Jan 17, 2025•7 min

'Huge relief': World leaders react to Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal

News of a ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas has been welcomed by world leaders, as the focus moves to implementation. The deal was brokered in Qatar through mediators from Qatar, the US and Egypt. The three-phase ceasefire deal will see Israeli forces withdrawing from Gaza by the end of the week ie. Sunday 19 Jan local time.

Jan 16, 2025•8 min

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has resigned: What’s next for Canada’s multicultural and multiracial fabric?

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation, attributing it to internal divisions, political polarisation, and a stagnant Parliament. During a recent visit to SBS studio, Canadian Senator Andrew Cardozo addressed pressing issues, including Trump’s threats to impose tariffs, concerns about the future of Canadian identity, and the prospects for Canada's multiracial society. He shared his insights in a conversation with SBS ALC Director David Hua.

Jan 16, 2025•8 min

Townsville’s Professor Ajay Rane among 27 global Indians honoured with Pravasi Bharatiya Award 2025

The Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) has long celebrated the significant role of the Indian diaspora in shaping the global landscape. This year, the 18th PBD recognised 27 Indians living abroad with the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award for their exceptional contributions both in India and worldwide. Among the awardees is Professor Ajay Rane, a urogynaecology specialist based in Townsville. In this podcast, SBS Hindi speaks with Professor Rane about his journey in Australia, the impact of his work, an...

Jan 16, 2025•19 min

'Vaccine Fatigue': Could skipping flu shots put your family at risk?

Vaccine fatigue, a growing hesitancy to get vaccinated stemming from pandemic burnout or misinformation, is contributing to a decline in flu vaccination rates. This drop in herd immunity increases the risk for vulnerable groups, including the elderly, children, and those with weakened immune systems. Dr Geetanjali Sharma, a general practitioner in Australia, highlights the importance of flu vaccinations and explains how common flu infections can sometimes become life-threatening. Tune in to disc...

Jan 15, 2025•9 min

Should Australia mandate cancer warning labels on alcohol? Expert weighs in

Doctors in the United States are advocating for mandatory cancer warning labels on alcohol bottles following a recent advisory from the Surgeon General that highlights the link between alcohol consumption and cancer. This prompts an important question: Should Australia implement a similar cancer warning policy? Australian oncologist Dr Sunil Rai shares his perspective on the matter.

Jan 14, 2025•7 min

Where are we headed? Decoding Hindi language among Generation Z

On World Hindi Day, SBS Hindi sat down with Nishant, a Melbourne-based aspiring writer, to discuss the importance of language in today's world. Tune in to this conversation between two Gen Zs as they explore poetry, Hindi literature, the spread and challenges of the language, the rise of Hindi content and the fading art of writing and reciting.

Jan 13, 2025•28 min

'HMPV not a cause for concern like COVID-19,' says respiratory medicine expert

Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory virus capable of infecting people of all ages, spreads through direct human contact or contaminated surfaces. It often causes mild upper respiratory tract infections, similar to COVID-19. Recently, HMPV has been reported to be spreading in countries like China and India. But what are experts saying about this? Should the public be genuinely concerned? In this podcast episode, SBS Hindi speaks with Professor Sarath Ranganathan, a Melbourne-based expert ...

Jan 13, 2025•8 min

Meta drops fact-checkers in US: What does it mean for Australia’s election?

Facebook and Instagram's parent company, Meta’s decision to stop using third-party fact-checkers on its US platforms, citing free speech and political content, has sparked global debate. With federal elections approaching in Australia, cyber and social media expert Nadeem Ahmed unpacks the implications of this move for Australian users. Discover how this shift might influence misinformation, political discourse, and digital safety in the lead-up to a pivotal election.

Jan 12, 2025•12 min

Australia’s housing market: Is it turning 'buyer friendly' now?

CoreLogic's latest report on property market highlights a decline in housing prices and rents across Australia, signalling a potential shift toward a buyer’s market. Real estate expert Raj Bhandari unpacks the key factors driving this trend, examines how upcoming inflation data could influence the market, and offers valuable tips for buyers and renters to make the most of this opportunity.

Jan 12, 2025•13 min

Should we be drinking purified sewage?

For more than 50 years, cities around the world have been safely drinking recycled wastewater, from Los Angeles to Barcelona and Cape Town. Experts say it could be a future solution as climate change and population surges are putting water supplies under pressure.

Jan 11, 2025•7 min

Could Canada see an Indian-origin Prime Minister after Justin Trudeau? Here's what Indian Canadians think

As speculation swirls around Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s future as leader of the Liberal Party, a few names, including Anita Anand, have emerged as potential frontrunners to succeed him. In this podcast episode, we speak with Indian-Canadians about Trudeau's declining popularity, the key election issues facing Canada, and the possibility of the country electing its first Indian-origin Prime Minister.

Jan 10, 2025•15 min

Community unites to rebuild Melbourne’s Guruji Temple after 'accidental electrical fire'

On January 4, 2025, a fire broke out at the Guruji Mandir on Sayers Road in Hoppers Crossing, Melbourne. The Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) team quickly responded to the scene and extinguished the flames. Ambulance Victoria and Victoria Police also assisted in the operation. In this podcast episode, we spoke with the temple's trustees and devotees about the incident and how the community is uniting to support its restoration.

Jan 09, 2025•8 min
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