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SBS Hindi

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Israel-Iran ceasefire now in effect, over 100 Australians flown out of Tel Aviv

The Australian government is working to carry out evacuations following a tense week during which Australia supported US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, ahead of a tentative ceasefire. About 3,000 Australians have registered for assistance to leave Iran, and more than 1,000 in Israel. While some Australians have managed to depart Israel by air, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says assisted departure flights from Iran have not been possible.

Jun 25, 2025•7 min

Honouring Yoga's South Asian roots while teaching in the West

In this segment, SBS Hindi engages in a conversation with yoga teachers from diverse backgrounds about how they strive to honour yoga as more than just a modern trend, recognizing and respecting its deep roots in history, culture, and holistic tradition.

Jun 24, 2025•12 min

नया आकार देकर इस प्रोफेसर ने साधारण लौकी को बनाया असाधारण

उत्तर प्रदेश के रहने वाले प्रोफेसर शिव पूजन सिंह ने साधारण सी दिखने वाली लौकी को असाधारण बना दिया है। उन्होंने 6-7 फीट लंबी लौकी की एक किस्म विकसित कर लोगों का ध्यान इस सब्ज़ी की ओर आकर्षित किया। यही नहीं, उन्होंने इसी लौकी को शंख के आकार में भी ढाला है। आज उनकी "नरेंद्र शिवानी" नामक लौकी सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हो चुकी है।

Jun 24, 2025•8 min

Expert raises concerns over US-Israel actions as Iran warns of 'irreparable consequences'

After the United States joined Israel’s strike against Iran over the weekend, tensions have escalated sharply. Israel now claims Iran has launched a barrage of retaliatory strikes, while Tehran insists it has the right to defend itself against aggression — warning of serious consequences. Dr Pradeep Taneja, an international expert based in University of Melbourne, breaks down the roots of the conflict and examines how key global players and political leaders are responding.

Jun 23, 2025•13 min

Housing towers in Melbourne to be demolished, tenants launch legal battle to save their homes

The Victorian government’s plan to knock down Melbourne’s 44 public housing towers is facing a fresh legal challenge, with independent reports calling the proposal seriously flawed. For many long-time residents, these towers are more than just buildings — they’re home to close-knit communities built over decades. Refusing to give up, they’re taking their fight to the courts, appealing a Supreme Court decision that dismissed claims Home Victoria had violated their human rights.

Jun 23, 2025•16 min

Global ranking update: Where Australian universities stand on the world stage this year

Several Australian universities have earned spots among the world’s top 100 in two surveys — the US News and QS Global Rankings. Leading the charts are US institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford, and Harvard, while UK universities such as Cambridge, Oxford, and Imperial College London continue to hold strong positions. A global rankings expert weighs in if these rankings matter, especially for international students considering their options.

Jun 23, 2025•8 min

'Never had one': New report reveals alarming gaps in sexual health checks

A national report, conducted by digital youth engagement platform Year13 in partnership with purpose-built student accommodation Scape Australia, paints a stark picture of youth health engagement – with 40 percent admitting they hadn’t had a health check overall in the past 12 months. Tune into this podcast to hear Chris Monds, General Manager of Scape's take on the same and what the Gen Z students feels about sexual health checks.

Jun 20, 2025•13 min

Crime and housing are among the key concerns for the Indian community, says Victorian Opposition Leader

Victoria Opposition Leader Brad Battin, who recently met with multicultural media representatives at Parliament House, outlined his vision for the Indian community and India. Addressing key concerns such as housing-related taxes—including stamp duty—and crime in the state, the former police officer said these were issues frequently raised by community members including Indian community. Battin assumed leadership of the Liberal Party in December last year.

Jun 20, 2025•10 min

Why AUKUS matters — And what the cancelled Albanese-Trump meeting could mean for Australia

Valued at $368 billion, the AUKUS agreement represents a cornerstone of Australia’s long-term defence and strategic posture. With the Trump administration now reviewing the pact—and Prime Minister Albanese missing a one-on-one meeting with President Trump at the G7—key questions have emerged about Australia’s future security alliances. Defence expert Dr Dalbir Ahlawat explains the significance of AUKUS, the implications of recent diplomatic developments, and the evolving role of strategic partne...

Jun 19, 2025•12 min

Why locals think Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide deserve a spot among the world’s most liveable cities

The Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2025 Global Liveability Index has ranked cities around the world based on key factors such as health care, education, and infrastructure. Melbourne held steady at fourth place for the second consecutive year, achieving perfect scores in health care and education. Sydney moved up to sixth, while Adelaide made its debut in the top 10, coming in at ninth. To understand what these rankings mean on the ground, SBS Hindi spoke to residents about their experiences and ...

Jun 19, 2025•7 min

Not a Yoga person? This 70-year-old instructor might change your mind

Every year on 21 June, International Yoga Day is celebrated worldwide to honour yoga and raise awareness of its many benefits. In this episode, we speak with Darryl Alexander, a 70-year-old Iyengar yoga instructor from Canberra. He explains the basics of yoga, from debunking myths about flexibility to highlighting the roles of breath, diet, and age. Darryl provides a simple, practical guide for anyone ready to begin their yoga journey, regardless of experience or age.

Jun 18, 2025•9 min

World leaders arrive for G7 summit, but no meeting between Albanese and Trump

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will no longer meet with US President Donald Trump as originally scheduled. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced on X (formerly Twitter) that President Trump had a 'great day' at the G-7 summit but will depart earlier than expected — shortly after tonight’s dinner with world leaders.

Jun 17, 2025•7 min

2025 King's Birthday Honours: Dr Satish Gupta awarded OAM for service to South Australian community

Adelaide-based environment and planning consultant Dr Satish Gupta was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours. He is a Paul Harris Fellow of Rotary International, a published novelist, and a former president of the now-defunct Australia–South Asia Regional Chamber of Commerce. In an interview with SBS Hindi, he discussed his writing journey and how his initiatives have fostered strong trade relations between South Australia and India.

Jun 17, 2025•8 min
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