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India Report: Narendra Modi invites French President Emmanuel Macron for an official visit to India
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 13/02/2026

World Radio Day: Community radio remains 'powerful', amplifying local voices and stories
13 February is celebrated as the World Radio Day. On this occasion, we sat down with Sagar Mehrotra, a Sydney-based community radio broadcaster, to discuss how the medium has evolved over the past five years. From shifting listener habits to changing community expectations, the conversation explores the power of language, culture and connection in multicultural Australia. The discussion also highlights both opportunities and operational realities shaping community radio’s enduring relevance for migrant audiences and local storytelling today.

World Radio Day: Why Indian Australians call SBS Hindi their daily bridge to India
February 13th is celebrated as the World Radio Day. To commemorate this special day, SBS Hindi interviewed some of its regular listeners to understand their connection with the channel as it adapts to the changing preferences in media consumption. Additionally, Davide Schiappapietra, the Head of Language Content, has a special message for SBS Hindi listeners.

Angus Taylor replaces Sussan Ley in Liberal leadership shake-up. But who is he?
Angus Taylor challenged Opposition Leader Sussan Ley for the Liberal Party leadership, securing victory with 34 votes to 17. Jane Hume has been elected deputy leader of the Liberal Party, defeating incumbent Ted O’Brien. But who is this 59-year-old politician, and how has his political career unfolded so far?

Stories from India: Soldiers’ uniforms find a second life as school bags for children - Stories from India: देशसेवा की वर्दी अब बच्चों की शिक्षा में सहायक, रीसायकल होकर बने स्कूल बैग
A soldier’s uniform, often called a “second skin,” is a symbol of pride, honour and discipline. For this reason, these uniforms deserve a farewell that is just as dignified as the service they represent. Major General (Retd) Ashim Kohli has turned this idea into reality. Under his initiative, old Indian military uniforms are being recycled into school bags for children, along with other useful items such as masks and mobile phone holders, giving these symbols of service a meaningful second life. - सैनिक की वर्दी को अंग्रेज़ी में अक्सर ‘सेकंड स्किन’ कहा जाता है। यह वर्दी सिर्फ़ कपड़ा नहीं, बल्कि अभिमान, गौरव और अनुशासन की प्रतीक होती है। लेकिन सवाल यह उठता है कि जब यह वर्दी इस स्थिति में नहीं रहती कि उसे पहना जा सके, तब उसका क्या होता है? स्वाभाविक है कि ऐसी वर्दी की विदाई भी उतनी ही सम्मानजनक होनी चाहिए। इसी सोच को साकार कर रहे हैं मेजर जनरल (सेवानिवृत्त) आशिम कोहली। वे इन पुरानी वर्दियों को रीसायकल कर स्कूल जाने वाले छोटे बच्चों के लिए बैग्स में बदल रहे हैं। इसके अलावा इन वर्दियों से मास्क, मोबाइल होल्डर जैसी अन्य उपयोगी वस्तुएँ भी बनाई जा रही हैं।

World Radio Day: Celebrating a century of songs, stories and human connections
Today we are celebrating World Radio Day — a tribute to the medium that has not only carried voices across distances but also connected hearts and minds. Radio has kept us informed with news, enriched us with music and stories, and created its own unique identity in every home. We spoke to members of our community and learned how radio has shaped their lives and the special place it holds in their experiences and cherished memories.

SBS Bollywood Time: Varun Dhawan’s 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' to release on 5 June
Listen now: This week’s latest Bollywood news and entertainment updates.

Two Indian men lose visas, face $29,800 fine over alleged whisky smuggling attempt
The Australian Border Force (ABF) has imposed fines totaling $29,800 and cancelled the visas of two Indian men after they allegedly made false declarations regarding alcohol products intercepted in Sydney.

Top News: Angus Taylor launches liberal leadership challenge, frontbenchers resign in support
Listen to the Top News of 12/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

SBS On Demand: Find these Hindi offerings on SBS On Demand this month of love
Celebrate the month of love with the Hindi Collection on On Demand, and enjoy Valentine’s Day with iconic tales from Indian and Australian cinema.

Coalition support plunges, Liberals face mass resignations. Here's what multicultural voters are saying
Several Liberal frontbenchers have joined Angus Taylor in stepping down from their positions ahead of the leadership spill. The resignations have come after a Newspoll revealed that the Coalition’s support has plunged to a historic low of 18 per cent and Opposition Leader Sussan Ley ranked the least popular major party leader in 23 years. Although Ley has acknowledged voter frustration and maintains that the reunified Coalition is moving in a positive direction, uncertainty still lingers. SBS Hindi spoke to some voters to find out what they want from the major political parties.

India’s Budget 2026: What it means for NRIs on investments, property and tax
India’s Budget 2026 introduces several significant measures aimed at easing investment and compliance for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), including higher investment limits in Indian equities, simplified tax compliance for property transactions involving non-residents and changes to Tax Collected at Source (TCS) on overseas remittances. In a conversation with SBS Hindi, Associate Professor Dr Vinod Mishra from Monash University explains how these measures could create new opportunities for NRIs while reducing regulatory burdens. He also highlights the potential risks, common misunderstandings, and strategic considerations for long-term financial planning — especially for young overseas Indians looking to invest in India for the first time.

India report: Home Minister says government taking coordinated steps against cyber threats
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 11/02/2026

Top News: Israeli President Herzog’s Australia visit draws widespread protests despite ceremonial welcome
Listen to the Top News of 11/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

‘A sacred place’: Award-winning British-Indian Kathak artist on Melbourne Arts Centre
In South Asian literature and Sufi poetry, the bird 'Bulbul' represents love, devotion and the soul’s journey toward freedom. British-Indian dancer Aakash Odedra draws on that imagery in his production 'Songs of the Bulbul', which was performed at The Arts Centre Melbourne during his Australian tour. He spoke to SBS's NITV about Kathak, cross-cultural influences and the responsibility of artists working within classical traditions today.

New laws aim to strengthen National Commissioner’s role for Indigenous children
The Federal Government has introduced legislation to formalise and strengthen the National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, following Sue-Anne Hunter’s historic appointment. The move aims to boost accountability as disparities persist, with First Nations children 27 times more likely to be in youth detention and 10 times more likely to be in out-of-home care. Critics warn limited federal enforcement powers could weaken the role’s real-world impact.

The money you didn’t know you had: Unclaimed super and savings explained
If you’ve changed jobs, moved house, or worked in Australia on a temporary visa, there’s a chance some of your money is sitting unclaimed with the government. The good news is it isn’t lost. It’s simply waiting to be claimed. According to new data released by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) last year, nearly $19 billion in lost and unclaimed superannuation is waiting to be claimed by over seven million people. In this podcast, registered tax agent Puneet Singh explains where this money goes, how the ATO holds it and the simple steps you can take to check if you’re owed money and how to claim it.

'Easy to do business here': An Indian migrant family’s journey in Australian farming
In this podcast, we speak with the members of Grewal family, an Indian-origin migrant family in regional Australia that has made a significant mark in the agricultural sector. Based in Victoria's Mildura, the family has spent the past 25 years blending traditional farming knowledge with modern techniques to drive innovation in regional agriculture. Their journey reflects the experiences of many migrant families contributing to Australia’s farming industry.

Stories from India: Soldiers’ uniforms find a second life as school bags for children
A soldier’s uniform, often called a “second skin,” is a symbol of pride, honour and discipline. For this reason, these uniforms deserve a farewell that is just as dignified as the service they represent. Major General (Retd) Ashim Kohli has turned this idea into reality. Under his initiative, old Indian military uniforms are being recycled into school bags for children, along with other useful items such as masks and mobile phone holders, giving these symbols of service a meaningful second life.

Top News: 27 arrested in Sydney as protests escalate during Israeli President’s Australia visit
Listen to the Top News of 10/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Israeli President’s Sydney visit turns chaotic as protesters clash with police; PM calls scenes 'devastating'
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on a four-day visit to Australia. On 9 February, his first stop was Bondi, where he paid tribute to victims of a terror attack in December. The visit has been met with protests nationwide, and on Monday night, a demonstration in Sydney escalated into disorder, resulting in multiple arrests. NSW Police confirmed that 27 people were arrested, including 10 who were taken into custody for allegedly assaulting police officers. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said he was “devastated” by the events at the Sydney protest.

India report: Suryakumar Yadav shines in India’s T20 World Cup clash against the USA
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 09/02/2026

Top News: NSW Premier urges calm as Israeli President begins his Sydney visit
Listen to the top News of 09/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Top News: Coalition reunites after three weeks of split
Listen to the Top News of 08/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Top News: Claims restrictions on protests against the Israeli President in Australia are unreasonable
Listen to the top News of 07/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

SBS Hindi News Wrap 07 February 2026
Listen to the Weekly News Wrap of the week ending Friday, 06/02/2026

Top News: No rate cuts anytime soon as RBA forecasts inflation to stay high until 2028
Listen to the Top News of 06/02/2026 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.

SBS Bollywood Time: Tere Naam to be re-released on 27 February 2026
Listen now: This week’s latest Bollywood news and entertainment updates.

India Report: India and Malaysia seek to elevate bilateral relations during Narendra Modi's visit
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 06/02/2026

Stories from India: Jharkhand farmer adopts abandoned girls, gives them hope - Stories from India: झारखंड के किसान ने बेसहारा बच्चियों को अपनाकर उन्हें दिया नया जीवन और नई पहचान
Hare Ram Pandey, a farmer from Jharkhand, adopted an abandoned newborn baby girl he found in a dire condition and took full responsibility for her care. Over time, he rescued and welcomed several other orphaned girls into his home, raising them as his own. Today, he is the guardian of 35 girls. Whenever abandoned children are found, people reach out to him for help. He has also registered his name on all the girls’ Aadhaar cards, ensuring they receive identity, dignity and recognition. - झारखंड के किसान हरे राम पांडे ने एक बेसहारा नवजात बच्ची को गोद लिया, जिसे उन्होंने विकट परिस्थितियों में पाया। इसके बाद हरे राम ने उसकी पूरी देखभाल और पालन-पोषण की जिम्मेदारी अपने कंधों पर ले ली। समय के साथ, उन्होंने कई अन्य अनाथ लड़कियों को भी अपने घर में पनाह दी और उन्हें बड़ा किया। आज इनमें से कई लड़कियाँ नौकरी कर रही हैं। हरे राम आज भी उन बच्चों के लिए मौजूद हैं, जो उनके पास लाए जाते हैं। उन्होंने यह सुनिश्चित करने के लिए कि सभी लड़कियों को पहचान, गरिमा और सम्मान मिले, उनके आधार कार्डों पर अपना नाम दर्ज करवाया है।

Stories from India: Former bus conductor Anke Gowda wins Padma Shri for creating a library of 2 million books - Stories from India: लाखों पुस्तकों की लाइब्रेरी स्थापित करने वाले पूर्व बस कंडक्टर को मिला पद्म श्री सम्मान
Anke Gowda, who began collecting books at the age of 20, was awarded the Padma Shri, one of India’s highest civilian honours, in 2026. Once a bus conductor, Gowda now runs Pustak Mane (House of Books) in Haralhalli village, Karnataka, which has a collection of more than 2 million books. Today it is regarded as one of the largest private libraries in the country and offers free reading facilities to the public. - अंके गौड़ा, जिन्होंने 20 साल की उम्र में किताबें इकट्ठा करना शुरू किया, को 2026 में भारत के सर्वोच्च नागरिक सम्मानों में से एक, पद्म श्री, से सम्मानित किया गया। पूर्व बस कंडक्टर गौड़ा अब कर्नाटक के हरलहल्ली गाँव में बुक हाउस (House of Books) चलाते हैं, जिसमें 20 लाख से अधिक पुस्तकों का संग्रह है। आज इसे देश के सबसे बड़े निजी पुस्तकालयों में से एक माना जाता है और यह जनता को मुफ्त में पढ़ने की सुविधा प्रदान करता है।

Laptops, gold and gifts: Here are India's new 2026 Travel Baggage and Customs rules
In its Budget 2026, India has revised the rules governing what international passengers can bring into the country. Here are the key details for Indian expats and tourists who have been unsure about the limits on gold, laptops and other duty-free items.

Top News: Man charged with terrorism after alleged bomb attack at Perth rally
Listen to the Top News of 05/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Top News: Capital Gains Tax again under the spotlight following latest rate rise
Listen to the Top News of 04/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

India report: Government hails India-US trade deal as ‘historic and forward-looking'
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 04/02/2026

Services Australia 'knowingly breached' child support laws for six years, Ombudsman report finds
A Commonwealth Ombudsman report has found Services Australia knowingly breached child support laws for six years, denying payments to parents with less than 35 per cent care. At least 16,600 people were affected, with some owed up to $10,000. The report highlights unintended legal consequences, financial abuse risks, and recommends law changes, compensation, and stronger oversight to recover funds and protect vulnerable families.

Poll shows spike in support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation: Are voters turning away from major parties?
Support for One Nation has surged to 26 per cent in new Redbridge polling, marking an unprecedented rise in the party’s primary vote. Analysts link the shift to growing voter frustration with major parties and political instability, particularly following the Liberal–National split. While Pauline Hanson leads popularity rankings, experts caution that strong polling has not always translated into equivalent electoral results.

Melbourne’s Gandhi statue stolen; Vic Premier says ‘zero tolerance’ for targeting cultural monuments
Inaugurated in 2021, a 400 kg Mahatma Gandhi statue was allegedly cut and stolen from the Rowville-based Indian Australian Community Centre on 12 January 2026. Victoria Police said the theft is believed to have been carried out by three unknown people, who reportedly used an angle grinder to remove the statue from its base. The incident has drawn condemnation from the Indian community, as well as from the Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan and the Indian government.

‘Not happy’: Mortgage holders feel the pressure as rates rise; economist warns of further hikes
On 3 February, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced a 25-basis-point increase in the cash rate to 3.85 per cent, marking its first interest rate rise in more than two years. In this podcast, we speak with mortgage holders who say they will now need to reassess their finances, as financial experts stress that careful budget planning will be essential in the period ahead.

Will the new $219bn health deal reduce hospital wait times? Here's what you need to know
The Federal Government has finalised a landmark $219 billion health agreement with the states in a national cabinet meeting, pledging an additional $25 billion to stabilise public hospitals and cap NDIS growth over the next five years. And while the meeting has been hailed for its reforms, medical experts and state premiers warn that further investment is essential to meet the country's health needs.

Top News: RBA raises interest rate to 3.85 percent, first increase in over two years
Listen to the Top News of 03/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

Stories from India: Former bus conductor Anke Gowda wins Padma Shri for creating a library of 2 million books
Anke Gowda, who began collecting books at the age of 20, was awarded the Padma Shri, one of India’s highest civilian honours, in 2026. Once a bus conductor, Gowda now runs Pustak Mane (House of Books) in Haralhalli village, Karnataka, which has a collection of more than 2 million books. Today it is regarded as one of the largest private libraries in the country and offers free reading facilities to the public.

Dr Rondhir Jithoo OAM honoured for neurosurgery service, urges youth to focus on community needs
In this podcast, neurosurgeon and Order of Australia Medal recipient Dr Rondhir Jithoo takes us through a personal and inspiring journey, reflecting on his early life in India and South Africa, and his professional path in Australia. From serving in public hospitals and remote communities to contributing through the Australian Defence Force, Dr Jithoo highlights how medicine, for him, is not just a profession but a lifelong commitment to service.

Gold and silver prices are high: Economist explains the boom
Since last year, gold and silver prices have climbed sharply as global uncertainties push investors toward safe-haven metals. In this episode, RMS Australia’s economist Devika Shivadekar breaks down what has been behind rising gold prices and explains why silver has earned the label of the “new gold.”

From clinic to community: Dr Ravin Sadhai awarded OAM for services to medicine and community health
Dr Ravin Sadhai was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the 2026 Australia Day Honours for his outstanding service to medicine and community health in Victoria’s Bacchus Marsh region. Going beyond the traditional clinic setting, he pioneered initiatives such as the ‘Pub Clinic’ and the ‘Ladies Lounge’ to bring healthcare into everyday community spaces. In this in-depth conversation with SBS Hindi, Dr Sadhai reflects on his personal journey, migrant roots, professional challenges, and the values and motivation that shaped his identity as a “community doctor”.

Filmy Diary: Kriti Sanon
SBS Filmy Diary: Kriti Sanon

Top News: Australian woman dies after a skiing accident in Japan
Listen to the Top News of 02/02/2026 from Australia in Hindi.

India report: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents her ninth consecutive budget
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 02/02/2026

'Always on edge': Foreign students urge 'stable' visa rules after Australia alters India's risk rating
Australia’s out-of-cycle decision to reclassify India as a “higher-risk” country for student visa evidence requirements has left many international students uneasy, with some saying they feel constantly “on edge” due to the unpredictable nature of visa rules.

Top News: Fresh Epstein files reference Trump, Gates and Musk as Rudd denies meeting Epstein at NYC home
Listen to the Top News of 01/02/2026 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.