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Recent shifts in US politics are no longer confined to Washington and are having wide-ranging global consequences. In this podcast, we discuss US foreign policy, Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ approach, and its impact on India, Australia and the Indo-Pacific region. We speak with Dr Pradeep Taneja, Senior Lecturer in Asian politics, political economy and international relations at the University of Melbourne, who offers expert insights into these developments. Dr Taneja explains how these policy shifts have increased geopolitical uncertainty and are also influencing migrant communities in Australia, affecting identity, security and future opportunities.

This podcast examines major developments shaping international travel in 2026, from the expansion of Australian airlines’ global networks to increased trans-Tasman flight services. It explains upcoming digital border systems for Europe and outlines China’s extended visa-free entry arrangements. Drawing on insights from travel agents - Kavita Manchanda and Nirav Kotak - we also discuss new in-flight regulations around power banks and highlights emerging travel trends influencing Australian travellers in the new year.

On Monday, cooler conditions and lighter winds helped firefighters gain control of the blazes as Victoria’s bushfire emergency entered its sixth day. Homes, farms and critical infrastructure have been damaged across regional communities, while authorities warn the impact on native wildlife could be severe.

Listen to the top News of 13/01/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

In the wake of the Bondi terror attack, the federal government has announced a Royal Commission aimed at addressing antisemitism and reinforcing social cohesion across Australia. Led by former High Court Justice Virginia Bell, the inquiry will incorporate a national security review of law enforcement and intelligence. While welcomed for its broad scope, experts warn its effectiveness will depend on how it balances community cohesion, free expression, and protections against hate.

Summers are often seen as an ideal season for weight management, and accredited dietitian Nisha Thacker agrees, when it is approached safely and sustainably. This episode explores why extreme diets and quick fixes often fail, why one diet does not suit all bodies, and how South Asian metabolism and traditional foods are misunderstood. It also explains the difference between metabolism and gut health, flags risks of unverified herbal products, and shares practical summer nutrition guidance.

In Australia, people are at greater risk of sunburns and skin cancer than any other part of the world. Protecting your skin from harmful UV rays is important all year round. The advice is to use a routine sunscreen, but which sunscreen is right for you? Speaking with SBS Hindi, dermatologist Pooja Sharma explains.

Researchers are trialling a new computer-based early warning system in Vietnam that could help reduce dengue cases by up to 25 per cent. By combining climate data, historical infection records and artificial intelligence, the system aims to predict outbreaks up to three months in advance. Sydney-based General Practitioner Dr Anil Gupta says early warning and prevention are crucial, as dengue cases are rising globally due to climate change and increased travel. Experts believe this proactive approach could ease pressure on health systems and serve as a model for other dengue-prone regions, including parts of the Asia-Pacific.

Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 12/01/2026

Listen to the Top News of 12/01/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

When television arrived, did Radio suffer? In this part of a rare interview with SBS Hindi, which was recorded in 2013, Ameen Sayani, the radio broadcaster of India, delved into present-day evolving radio and also shared the words of wisdom for a successful radio broadcaster to make a human connection.

In this part of an exclusive 2013 interview with SBS Hindi, Ameen Sayani recalled the charismatic yet formidable Australian, Clifford Dodd, who helped shape India’s radio broadcasting. He also shared the story of his most challenging and chaotic interview with the beloved star singer of the era, Kishore Kumar—even though the two were close friends.

"Namastey Behno aur Bhaiyon” (Hello, sisters and brothers) was the greeting style of India's Radio legend Ameen Sayani when he introduced India’s most popular first Hindi film songs countdown show 'Binaca Geetmala' on Radio Ceylon. In this part of an exclusive interview recorded with SBS Hindi in 2013, he reminisced about the challenges that came with the immense success of the show and why the popular songs had to retire and were crowned 'Sartaj Geet'.

Why is Hindi film music from the 1950s to the 1970s celebrated as the Golden Era of Indian cinema? In the first part of an exclusive 2013 interview with SBS Hindi, India’s legendary radio host, Ameen Sayani, fondly recalled this magical period. He reflected on the blend of classical, folk, and Western orchestration, and how melody and poetry reached extraordinary artistic heights under the guidance of iconic composers, lyricists, and singers.

Ameen Sayani, the iconic voice behind India’s most loved Hindi film music countdown programme, Binaca Geetmala, premiered in the 1950s on Radio Ceylon. Who conceptualised this groundbreaking show, and what challenges and breakthrough moments shaped its journey? SBS Hindi presents this exclusive interview, recorded in 2013, in a five-part series. Listen to this conversation, which highlights the turning points, hits and misses, struggles and the journey of a voice that inspired generations.

Listen to the full radio program of SBS Hindi from 08 January 2026 with Bhavya Pandey.

Listen to the Top News of 11/01/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Listen to the weekly news wrap of the week ending Friday 09/01/2026, in Hindi.

Listen to the Top News of 10/01/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

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