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SBS Hindi

Independent news and stories from SBS Audio, connecting you to life in Australia and Hindi-speaking Australians.
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Tourism, diplomacy, and ties: What Australia’s China visit could mean for India

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has commenced a six-day visit to China with the goal of strengthening tourism ties between the two nations. This podcast delves into the key elements of the visit, featuring insights from Dr. Pradeep Taneja, Senior Lecturer in Asian Politics at the University of Melbourne, who analyses its broader implications for international relations and its significance in the context of India.

Jul 14, 202513 min

Ancient Murujuga rock art secures UNESCO World Heritage status

Australia’s Murujuga Cultural Landscape, home to over a million ancient rock engravings dating back 50,000 years, has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While traditional custodians celebrate the recognition, serious concerns remain about pollution from Woodside’s nearby gas project. UNESCO has asked Australia to continue monitoring industrial impacts. This feature explores the site’s global significance, the decades-long campaign for its protection, and the unresolved tension betwe...

Jul 13, 20257 min

EU rights court rules Russia responsible for downing of MH17

The European Court of Human Rights has delivered a historic ruling that finds Russia is responsible for the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 in 2014. The court's judgement is in response to four cases brought by Ukraine and the Netherlands against Russia since the start of the conflict in 2014.

Jul 13, 20258 min

Jia, 16, wanted to bridge the financial literacy gap among youngsters. So, she wrote a book

At just 16 years old, young author Jia Rastogi blends storytelling with financial wisdom in her debut book 'Class Clown to Wealth Wizard'. She has also been a finalist for the 'Teen Entrepreneur of the Year 2024'. Speaking with SBS Hindi, she shares the challenges of writing and offers practical guidance on mastering the art of saving and managing money.

Jul 11, 202511 min

Texas flash floods claim over 100 lives as search for missing people continues: Here’s what we know

Over 100 people have died in catastrophic flash flooding in central Texas this month. Search efforts are still underway for those who are missing. Torrential rains caused the Guadalupe River to overflow, inundating areas including Mo-Ranch, a Presbyterian summer camp and retreat centre. Concerns are being raised about the effectiveness of weather warnings and why some camps did not evacuate in time, despite forecasts of extreme conditions.

Jul 10, 20257 min

Is parenting support in Australia suitable for South Asian migrant families?

In this SBS Hindi podcast, we speak to Neeraja Shankar, a researcher exploring the impact of migration on South Asian communities in Australia, with a focus on parenting and mental health. As part of her PhD, Neerja aims to make parenting services more culturally sensitive and safe. Her work aspires to help practitioners and organisations develop guidelines that offer more effective and trustworthy support for parents from diverse backgrounds.

Jul 10, 202516 min

Calls for reform after coroner finds Aboriginal man Kumanjayi Walker’s death in custody was 'avoidable'

Three years after 19-year-old Warlpiri-Luritja man Kumanjayi Walker was fatally shot by a police officer in Yuendumu, a coronial inquest has found his death was 'avoidable'. The 683-page report makes 32 key recommendations, including strengthening anti-racism strategies and reviewing police firearm policies in Aboriginal communities. Human rights advocates say it’s time for real action that includes recommendations from the 1991 Royal Commission on Aboriginal deaths in custody. In this episode, ...

Jul 10, 20258 min

Australian leaders call for unity and action as rising antisemitism raises national alarm

A string of recent antisemitic incidents—including a firebombed synagogue and targeted protests—has intensified national debate on community safety and hate speech in Australia. Political leaders, Jewish and Muslim community heads, and law enforcement are calling for decisive action. From Melbourne to New South Wales, concerns span rising threats to places of worship and the emotional toll on communities. This episode unpacks official responses, policy proposals and the growing demand for nation...

Jul 10, 202511 min

Amarnath Yatra in Kashmir: Is your travel insurance ready for the trip?

Every year, many Indians Australians travel to India to take part in the Amarnath Yatra, the annual Hindu pilgrimage. This takes place in India-administered Kashmir — a region currently under a ‘Do Not Travel’ warning issued by the Australian government. In this podcast, we discuss whether travel insurance covers trips to such areas.

Jul 10, 20259 min

Mushroom murder verdict: Erin Patterson guilty on all four counts

The high-profile Mushroom murder case that has been the centre of the world's attention has concluded with a guilty verdict for Erin Patterson. The verdict was announced after seven days of deliberations where the jury found her guilty of the murder and attempted murder of her estranged husband's relatives.

Jul 08, 20256 min

Sandwich Generation: 'Juggling care for parents and kids emotionally draining yet deeply rewarding'

The Sandwich Generation Report 2025 by the Australian Seniors Research Series surveyed over 4,500 Australians to understand the challenges faced by those caring for both their children and ageing parents. It highlights the toll this dual responsibility takes on physical, mental, social, and financial wellbeing, with women being disproportionately affected. In this podcast, Melbourne mother Nisha Bajaj shares her personal experience of managing the demands of multi-generational caregiving.

Jul 08, 202515 min

Lung cancer screening program launched for Australians: Here’s what you should know

A new national lung cancer screening program has been launched on 1 July which is aimed at detecting lung cancer in its early stages. In this SBS Hindi podcast, medical oncologist Dr Darshit A Thaker explains the key aspects of the program and shares important insights into lung cancer awareness, prevention and early detection.

Jul 08, 202510 min

Is it time to teach AI in classrooms? Here’s what an expert thinks

With Artificial Intelligence (AI) becoming increasingly prominent in our everyday lives, discussions have begun on whether it should be taught in schools. In this podcast, we speak to Abhinav Dhall, Associate Professor in the Department of Data Science and AI at Monash University, to explore whether introducing AI in classrooms would prepare the next generation for the future or hinder their critical thinking skills.

Jul 08, 202510 min

सरकारी स्कूल की प्रिंसिपल की अनोखी पहल जो बच्चों के लिए बनी 'उम्मीद की लाइन'

उत्तर प्रदेश राज्य के एक सरकारी स्कूल की प्रिंसिपल दीपमाला पांडेय ने एक परिवर्तनात्मक पहल की है। उन्होंने 'होप लाइन' नाम से एक मुहिम शुरू की है, जिसमें डॉक्टरों का एक पैनल शामिल है। यह पैनल बच्चों को फोन के ज़रिए कई महत्वपूर्ण जानकारियाँ देने की कोशिश करता है, जैसे — आवश्यकतानुसार इलाज, इलाज प्राप्त करने के स्थान और संबंधित सरकारी योजनाओं की जानकारी। इसी के साथ, इस मुहिम के अंतर्गत दूर-दराज़ के गांवों और ब्लॉकों में मेडिकल कैंपों का आयोजन भी किया जाता है, जिनमें दिव्यांग बच्चों की स्क्रीनिंग और ...

Jul 08, 20259 min
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