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Soaring fuel prices in Australia are now hitting everyday Uber rides, adding a new layer of cost for passengers and pressure for drivers. Uber has introduced a temporary fuel surcharge on trips taken in petrol and hybrid vehicles, adding an extra 5 cents per kilometre to fares. The company says the additional charge will go directly to drivers as support against rising fuel expenses. But the big question remains- can this increase truly ease the financial strain for drivers already battling high running costs? To find out what this means on the ground, a Sydney Uber driver shared his experience with SBS Hindi, giving a reality check on whether this move is meaningful relief or just a small patch on a much larger problem.

With growing awareness and use of AI tools, the debate increasingly focuses on whether creativity will remain human. In this conversation with SBS Hindi, Balendu Sharma Dadhich, a pioneer of inclusive artificial intelligence and languages, breaks down the machine's creativity and its moral grey areas. Listen to this podcast to know whether using AI to write a book is ethical or not.

Forgotten ANZACs from the Pacific Island of Niue. Descendants recall the tragedy filled journey of 150 volunteers, from an isolated tropical atoll, who were thrust into the cauldron of World War I. - पैसिफिक आइलैंड न्यूवेह के ANZACs। एक अलग ट्रॉपिकल द्वीप से आए 150 वॉलंटियर्स के वंशज, उन भूला दिये गये एनजेकस् की दुखद यात्रा को याद करते हैं, जिन्हें पहले विश्व युद्ध की आग में झोंक दिया गया था।

Listen to the Top News of 14/04/2026 in Hindi.

As digital fatigue grows, young people in Amsterdam are turning to ‘Offline Club’ events to disconnect from their phones and reconnect through screen-free activities. These gatherings reflect a wider shift toward more mindful and meaningful social experiences. In this podcast, we explore why this trend is gaining popularity and what it reveals about changing attitudes toward technology and social media.

Listen to the Top News of 13/04/2026 in Hindi.

Asha Bhosle has died in Mumbai at 92, marking the end of an era in Indian music. Across eight decades and more than 11,000 songs, her genre-spanning voice reshaped Bollywood and reached audiences around the world. In this SBS Hindi podcast, three Indian-origin singers in Australia reflect on her legacy and lasting influence, tracing how her music continues to shape artists across cultures, borders and generations.

Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 13/04/2026

The Hindu Council of Australia says a racial discrimination complaint lodged by the Alliance Against Islamophobia and the Periyar Ambedkar Thoughts Circle of Australia, and accepted by the Australian Human Rights Commission, does not indicate any wrongdoing. The complaint names Stephen Kamper and Multicultural NSW, and questions the HCA’s role in the government’s Faith Affairs Council. The Hindu Council said that acceptance of the complaint is a procedural step and affirmed its respect for all communities and faiths.

NASA’s Artemis II crew has safely returned to Earth after a historic lunar flyby, travelling farther than any humans before. The mission tested deep-space return systems and observed the moon’s south pole, advancing future lunar plans. Officials hailed its success, with goals to land astronauts by 2028. Amid global tensions, seasoned astronauts and experts say the achievement offers a rare moment of optimism and renewed focus on space exploration.

Listen to the Top News of 12/04/2026 in Hindi.

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The National Indian Film festival of Australia (NIFFA) is showcasing many facets of Indian cinema, from regional and independent voices to mainstream icons, in Australia, alongside a strengthened industry program featuring panels, masterclasses, and discussions on co-productions, investment, distribution, and development. In this podcast, founder Anupam Sharma shares his experience of travelling to the far out outback, and his surprise of finding an invested audience in Bollywood in regional Australia.

Have you heard of Bhajan jamming? Once confined to temples and traditional settings, devotional music is now finding its way into cafes, clubs and restaurants attracting a younger, more diverse audience. But the question remains — is this making spirituality more accessible, or is it diluting the essence of bhakti? In this podcast, we speak with two bhajan singers who recently performed at events in Melbourne, along with an organiser, to understand the concept and whether it is truly resonating with audiences.