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Listen to interviews, features and community stories from the SBS Radio Hindi program, including news from Australia and around the world. - SBS , , .
Episodes
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Australia slashes fuel tax amid supply concerns
31/03/2026 Duration: 06minFacing mounting pressure over rising petrol prices, the federal government has announced a temporary three-month cut to fuel excise, reducing costs by 26.3 cents per litre. While the government describes the move as necessary, critics warn it could increase inflation and add to national debt.
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Top News: Federal government to cut fuel excise by half for three months
30/03/2026 Duration: 04minListen to the Top News of 30/03/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
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India Report: Finance Ministry's report flags wide-ranging impact from West Asia conflict
30/03/2026 Duration: 10minListen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 30/03/2026
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Fuel shortages push two states to free public transport. Indian Australian community reacts
30/03/2026 Duration: 08minAs the conflict in Middle East deepens the risk of a fuel crisis in Australia, two state governments, Tasmania and Victoria, have announced free public transport for stipulated time to bring down cost of living pressure. Residents in both states spoke to SBS Hindi, sharing how these decisions impact their daily budget, and how the Middle Eastern tensions have given rise to some bigger concerns and financial uncertainties in Australians.
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‘When it will end, no one knows’: Iran accuses US of planning ground invasion as conflict drags on
30/03/2026 Duration: 08minIran has accused the United States of planning a ground offensive, even as officials continue to pursue talks to end the war. Meanwhile, Pakistan says it is ready to act as a mediator to help secure a swift and lasting resolution to the conflict, now entering its fifth week. Last week, the United States said it had put forward a 15-point ceasefire proposal to Iran, including provisions to reopen key shipping routes and curb Tehran’s nuclear programme. However, Iran rejected the proposal and submitted its own set of terms.
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Top News: Opposition warns Australians are losing faith in the US-Australia alliance
29/03/2026 Duration: 06minListen to the Top News of 29/03/2026 in Hindi.
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SBS Bollywood Time: Shah Rukh Khan may be seen in a romantic classic love story
29/03/2026 Duration: 05minListen now: This week’s latest Bollywood news and entertainment updates.
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Top News: Coalition calls for a halving of fuel excise for three months
28/03/2026 Duration: 05minListen to the top News of 28/03/2026 from Australia in Hindi.
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SBS Hindi News Wrap 28 March 2026
28/03/2026 Duration: 07minListen to the Weekly News Wrap of the week ending Friday, 27/03/2026
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Why ‘Raw Mango’? Sanjay Garg on the story behind the brand name and his design vision
27/03/2026 Duration: 18minDuring his first visit to Australia, SBS Hindi speaks with Raw Mango founder Sanjay Garg about Indian fashion on the global stage, from maximalism and minimalism to sustainability, textile waste, and what to wear in Melbourne’s ever-changing weather.
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Top News: Coalition calls for halving of fuel excise, cutting EV tax breaks
27/03/2026 Duration: 03minListen to the Top News of 27/03/2026 in Hindi.
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India report: Government reaffirms that LPG supply is adequate for the next 74 days
27/03/2026 Duration: 08minListen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 27/03/2026
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From warzone to your kitchen: How the Iran–Israel war is hitting groceries, flights and jobs in Australia
27/03/2026 Duration: 07minThe Middle East conflict is not just pushing up petrol prices. It is reaching into your grocery trolley, your rent bill, your job security and your mental health. In this episode, we break down stagflation, the economic trap that combines rising prices with rising unemployment. Economic expert Prof. Vinod Mishra explains how a war, thousands of kilometres away, is quietly making everyday life more expensive for Australians. Listen now.
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'Happy Marriage Formula': How a Melbourne author fixed her relationship and created a modern blueprint
27/03/2026 Duration: 17minWhat does an ideal marriage look like and what does “relationship intelligence” really mean within it? In her book "Wifed in India", Harvinder K Jain invites women to reflect on these questions. Rather than dismissing the concept of marriage, Harvinder frames it as a dynamic system, one that requires emotional awareness, well-defined boundaries, and intentional, thoughtful engagement instead of confusion or self-sacrifice.
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Peptides are booming in popularity and health experts are raising red flags. Here’s why
26/03/2026 Duration: 10minYou may have come across peptides, injectable compounds often promoted for quick fat loss, anti-ageing benefits, and even enhanced tanning. They’re easy to access: a simple online search or a link from a social media influencer can lead to them being delivered straight to your door. From there, use can be as simple as self-injecting, no doctor’s visit or prescription required. However, many of these substances are not approved for human use, and there is limited clinical evidence to support their safety or effectiveness.
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Stories from India: Rahi Masoom Raza who wrote iconic Mahabharat dialogues - Stories from India: महाभारत के लेखक डॉ राही मासूम रज़ा: विरोधों के बावजूद कभी पीछे न हटी कड़ी मेहनत
26/03/2026 Duration: 14minWhen the TV serial Mahabharat aired on Indian national TV, Doordarshan, it gripped the nation, often leaving streets deserted. Its powerful dialogues, penned by Dr Rahi Masoom Raza, continue to resonate with audiences even today. Despite facing criticism, he remained unwavering, earning widespread acclaim, establishing himself as a celebrated scriptwriter, and winning a Filmfare Award for 'Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki'. - 'मैं समय हूँ' जब ये शब्द टीवी स्क्रीन पर गूंजते थे, तो सड़कों पर सन्नाटा छा जाता था—क्योंकि उस समय दूरदर्शन पर ‘महाभारत’ का प्रसारण होता था। आज भी इस सीरियल के संवाद लोगों की जुबान पर बसे हुए हैं। इन यादगार संवादों के रचनाकार थे महान लेखक डॉ राही मासूम रज़ा, जिनकी पुण्यतिथि 15 मार्च को मनाई गई। महाभारत के लिए लेखन करते समय उन्हें कई विरोध भरे पत्र भी मिले, लेकिन वे अपने काम से कभी पीछे नहीं हटे। महाभारत के संवादों ने उन्हें घर-घर पहचान दिलाई। वे फिल्मी दुनिया में एक शायर के रूप में आए, लेकिन असली पहचान एक स्क्रिप्ट राइटर के तौर पर बनाई। फिल्म ‘मैं तुलसी तेरे आँगन की’ के लिए उन्हें फिल्मफेयर पुर
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Top News: Meta to appeal against a finding it deliberately designed its platform to hook young users
26/03/2026 Duration: 06minListen to the Top News of 26/03/2026 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.
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New programs, new school teachers and a new era for Hindi in Victoria
26/03/2026 Duration: 09minVictoria marked a development in language education as 18 trained Hindi and Punjabi teachers graduated from Monash University’s Languages Methodology Course. This podcast covers the introduction of Hindi in Victorian schools, the curriculum designed for students, and the professional pathways available for teachers through this program. It includes interviews with a Hindi teacher Sonali Pendurkar, perspectives from Monash University, including Professor Craig Jeffrey, and comments from Deputy Premier and Minister for Education Ben Carroll, outlining the cultural and educational context of the program for students, schools, and the wider community.
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Stories from India: Rahi Masoom Raza who wrote iconic Mahabharat dialogues
26/03/2026 Duration: 14minWhen the TV serial Mahabharat aired on Indian national TV, Doordarshan, it gripped the nation, often leaving streets deserted. Its powerful dialogues, penned by Dr Rahi Masoom Raza, continue to resonate with audiences even today. Despite facing criticism, he remained unwavering, earning widespread acclaim, establishing himself as a celebrated scriptwriter, and winning a Filmfare Award for 'Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki'.
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Australia needs more data centres, but there are new national expectations for investors
26/03/2026 Duration: 07minAs demand for artificial intelligence accelerates, Australia is expanding its data centre footprint while facing rising concerns over energy and water use. The federal government has introduced new guidelines for those looking to expand or build in AI. The listed expectations are: prioritise Australia's national interest, support Australia's energy transition, use water sustainably and responsibly, invest in Australian skills and jobs; and strengthen research, innovation and local capability.