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Zeeshan Mahmood, a 19-year-old law student from West Bengal, has been practising a different kind of photography. He specialises in macro photography, capturing details like butterfly wings, tiny insects, pollen grains, spider eyes, and water droplets, revealing the vast world within small things. What started as a mobile phone hobby has now grown into a passion pursued with professional cameras. - पश्चिम बंगाल में बसे 19 वर्षीय छात्र ज़ीशान महमूद एक अलग तरह की फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी का अभ्यास कर रहे हैं। वह मैक्रो फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी में माहिर हैं, जिसमें तितली के पंख, छोटे कीड़े, परागकण, मकड़ी की आँखें और पानी की बूंदें जैसे विवरण कैप्चर किए जाते हैं। ये तस्वीरें छोटी-छोटी चीज़ों के भीतर विशाल दुनिया को दर्शातीं हैं। शौक़ के तौर पर शुरू हुआ ये काम, ज़ीशान के लिए एक अनोखे हुनर में बदल गया है, जिसे वे अब पेशेवर कैमरों से अंजाम देते हैं।

Zeeshan Mahmood, a 19-year-old law student from West Bengal, has been practising a different kind of photography. He specialises in macro photography, capturing details like butterfly wings, tiny insects, pollen grains, spider eyes, and water droplets, revealing the vast world within small things. What started as a mobile phone hobby has now grown into a passion pursued with professional cameras.

The education systems of India and Australia share the same goal of learning, but the journey looks very different. In this conversation, we explore these differences with Mala Mehta, a Sydney-based teacher who has taught in both countries and experienced the contrasts firsthand.

Optus could face 'significant consequences' following last week's triple-0 outage, that's been linked to multiple deaths, according to the Federal Communications Minister. The Australian Communications and Media Authority has launched an investigation, with the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, also describing the triple-0 failure as completely unacceptable.

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Starting 1 October, the federal government will expand the Home Loan Guarantee for first-time buyers in a bid to address Australia’s rising housing market. The scheme will help more buyers enter the market, but could also drive up housing prices. In this podcast, we feature a financial expert, Niti Bhargava, who says that first homes don’t have to be dream homes; they can be a stepping stone.

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People from more than 140 nations attended citizenship ceremonies held across the country on 17 September. Thousands marked their Australian citizenship at these events, which came shortly after anti-immigration protests and controversial remarks by Liberal senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, who claimed Labor was bringing in Indian migrants to gain an electoral advantage. SBS spoke to some of the new citizens of Indian heritage.

Before returning from his state visit to the United Kingdom, President Donald Trump held a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, where a range of key issues were discussed. Trump said Vladimir Putin had “let him down” and revealed that the US is working to regain control of a major air base in Afghanistan. Prime Minister Starmer, meanwhile, bid farewell to his guest, relieved that the visit passed without major controversy. Listen to more in this podcast by SBS Hindi.

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In this SBS Hindi podcast, we discuss social cohesion in Australia and the challenges faced by diverse communities with Aftab Malik, Australia’s first Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia. His recent report, submitted to the Australian government, includes 54 recommendations aimed at creating a safer, fairer, and more inclusive society. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated that he will "carefully consider" these recommendations. We also examine the effects on South Asian communities and the steps needed to promote greater understanding and unity across Australia.

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The education systems of India and Australia share the same goal of learning, but the journey looks very different. In this conversation, we explore these differences with Shally Khanna, a Melbourne-based teacher who has taught in both countries and experienced the contrasts firsthand.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has released regulatory guidelines to enforce the upcoming ban on social media use by under-16s, effective December 10. Platforms must remove underage accounts but aren’t required to verify every user’s age or store personal data. The move aims to reduce online harm while minimising data intrusion, though critics question its effectiveness.

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Sanjay Sharma has been awarded the ACT Multicultural Individual Champion Award for his efforts in promoting cultural diversity and community unity in Canberra and the ACT. As the founder of the Indian Australian Multicultural Sports Association and Yerrabi District Cricket Club, Sharma has used cricket to bring people together, organise events like the Multicultural Cup and Independence Day Tape Ball Matches.

पेशे से इंजीनियर, सुजीत कुमार चौधरी ने कई वर्षों तक अमेरिका में काम करने के बाद अपने देश लौटकर मछली पालन की ओर ध्यान दिया। छोटे से ज़मीन के टुकड़े से शुरू हुई यह फिश फार्मिंग आज विकसित हो चुकी है, और सुजीत किसानों के साथ मिलकर यह कार्य कर रहे हैं। उन्होंने एक ऐसी डिवाइस बनाई है, जिससे पानी की गुणवत्ता की जानकारी आपके मोबाइल फोन पर मिल जाती है। उन्हें नेशनल बेस्ट फिश फार्मर का अवार्ड भी दिया जा चुका है।

An engineer by profession, Sujit Kumar Choudhary returned to his home country after working in the US for several years and turned his attention to fish farming. What began on a small piece of land has now expanded, and today Sujit carries out this work in collaboration with other farmers.

In 2024–25, Parent Visa lodgements fell to 18,434 from 23,345 in the previous period. However, the backlog remained significant, with 90,155 applications still awaiting processing. With only 8,500 places available annually, the Department of Home Affairs says processing times remain lengthy.

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A new study has raised concerns about the health risks of using phones in the bathroom, linking the habit to conditions like hemorrhoids and other lifestyle hazards. In this podcast, General Practitioner Dr Preeti Singh explains how prolonged sitting and excessive scrolling can harm the body and why our everyday phone use may be more damaging than we think.

Sydney-based actor Saksham Sharma has gone from being a magician and a popular YouTuber to sharing screen with Liam Neeson in Ice Road 2 on Amazon Prime. In a fun twist, he says if the movie were made in Bollywood, actor Akshay Kumar would’ve played Neeson’s role. Hear about his journey and his views on the evolving role of migrants in Australia today.

India has officially designated 23rd September as ‘Ayurveda Day’, with this year’s theme being ‘Ayurveda for People & Planet.’ In this podcast, we explore how today’s fast-paced and stressful lifestyles are leading people to revisit ancient healing practices. SBS Hindi spoke to Dr Naveen Shukla, president of the Australasian Ayurveda Association, who highlighted that simple Ayurvedic methods, such as diet, daily routines, and natural remedies, can help maintain balance, improve wellness, and support healthier living.

The Australia India Business Council (AIBC) recently hosted an education event in Melbourne, featuring Minister for Skills and Training Andrew Giles, India’s Minister for Skill Development Jayant Singh, and Indian High Commissioner Gopal Baglay, among other dignitaries. Discussions focused on the future of skilling between the two nations, addressing Australia’s critical shortages in sectors like construction and food trades, and the challenges international students face in finding employment after graduation.

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Northern Territory Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been removed from the Coalition frontbench, following fallout from remarks she made about Indian migrants. The comments came in the wake of anti-immigration rallies, where promotional flyers and speakers used language targeting Indian Australians and spread false information about immigration levels. In this podcast, we we unpack the controversy, political fallout and, how the last week unfolded.

Critics say the Albanese government’s plan to amend Freedom of Information laws will curb public access to documents and expand secrecy, undermining public trust at a time when faith in politicians is already at historic lows. More in this report.

Hindi Diwas, observed every year on September 14, celebrates the beauty and richness of the Hindi language. To honor this special day, our podcast brings you inspiring voices of three young poets from Australia who are passionately nurturing Hindi far from its homeland. Through heartfelt poems - from the innocence of childhood to profound reflections on life - these young poets showcase how the Hindi language continues to thrive and evolve among the next generation. Tune in for a unique celebration of Hindi language, culture, and poetry on Hindi Diwas.

From private gatherings to lavish multi-day, celebrity-style celebrations, the Indian wedding industry has transformed dramatically globally. In this episode, two wedding planners, Sydney-based Daryl Sheldon and Melbourne-based Guneet, talk about fashion, cultural influences, religious traditions, and the growing demand for destination-style celebrations. And beyond that, we ask: Can Australia become the next hotspot for Indian weddings?

Nepal's Prime Minister has resigned amid anti-government protests and the Parliament is in flames. What started as a Gen Z protest after a social media ban has exploded into widespread unrest. More than 19 people are dead. Hundreds of civilians are injured. Sadness, uncertainty, and hope echo through the voices of Nepali Australians as their homeland faces a crisis. In this episode, community leader Tarzon Budhikothi shares how the diaspora is rallying for peace, while international student Hriti Jerath reveals the personal toll as her parents remain stranded in Nepal, desperate to return to India.

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The Victorian government has launched a new body, Multicultural Victoria, tasked with developing safety plans for communities affected by serious or distressing events. Premier Jacinta Allan said the move reflects her vision of creating a “united Victoria.” The new body will be headed by a Coordinator General, supported by two deputies, including one based in regional Victoria, and guided by a five-member advisory council. The announcement follows the state’s multicultural review, led by George Lekakis AO, which gathered input from more than 640 Victorians through 57 consultation sessions.

Charlie Kirk, a close ally of US President Donald Trump, was shot and killed during a public event at Utah Valley University. Kirk, who co-founded Turning Point USA in 2012 to promote conservative views among young people, became a prominent spokesman for the hard-right youth movement. In this podcast, we report on the incident and provide the latest updates. Police believe the shooter fired from a rooftop, with approximately 3,000 people present at the event.

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