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Listen to the Top News of 10/11/2025 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.

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Australians across three states will soon be able to enjoy three hours of free electricity in the middle of the day under a new plan aimed at sharing excess solar energy produced during off-peak hours. The initiative has been welcomed by environmental groups, but some members of the Opposition remain sceptical. Tune in to this podcast featuring a solar energy expert, Neeraj Das, who explains the new plan and how it’s set to work.

This episode of SBS Hindi explores how game-based learning is transforming the way children engage with technology. Through hands-on activities in robotics and coding, kids are discovering how to turn screen time into opportunities for creativity, problem-solving and exploration. Krish Vuppala and Sam Mukka from RoboThink Australia share insights into how play can spark curiosity and lay the groundwork for future STEM learning in a fun and meaningful way.

Listen to the Top News of 09/11/2025 from Australia, India and around the world in Hindi.

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World leaders are meeting in Brazil’s Amazon city of Belem for the COP30 climate summit, as the UN confirms the world will fail to stay below 1.5 degree Celsius of warming. With 2025 expected to be one of the hottest years on record, vulnerable island nations are calling for urgent emission cuts, stronger climate finance, and action to protect the Amazon rainforest.

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Sydney-based photographer Sabastian Giunta spent 15 days in India on his first visit to the country, capturing life along the banks of the River Ganga in Varanasi. His journey has now taken shape as a photo exhibition, featured as part of the Head On Photography Festival in Sydney. The exhibition showcases 13 photographs that depict the sacred river, the ghats and the vibrant life along the river. Listen to this podcast featuring the photographer, who says he was most struck by India’s spirit of resilience.

Zohran Mamdani has been elected mayor of New York City, becoming the city’s first Muslim, South Asian, and Democratic socialist leader, and its youngest in more than a century. In this SBS Hindi podcast, we hear from Indian Australian community leaders on how they view Mamdani’s rise and its global significance.

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Reports of alleged harassment of two Australian women cricketers in the Indian city of Indore have raised international concerns about security arrangements during the ICC Women’s World Cup. After swift action was taken, we spoke with Melissa Monteiro, Chair of the Settlement Council of Australia, and Molina Asthana, founder of Multicultural Women in Sport, who voiced their concerns regarding the protection and well-being of female athletes.

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney has passed away at the age of 84, reportedly due to complications from pneumonia and cardiovascular disease. As George W Bush’s deputy, Cheney was regarded as one of the most powerful vice presidents in US history. In recent years, he became known as a vocal critic of Republican President Donald Trump.

Australia’s long-awaited Aged Care Act came into effect on November 1, marking a major step in implementing the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Safety and Quality released four years ago. The federal government says the reform will provide older Australians with more options and flexibility for in-home care, ensuring their rights and dignity are better protected. However, advocates and welfare groups warn that the new funding model — which replaces the existing Home Care Packages with the new Support at Home Program — could leave many seniors paying more out of pocket for basic support services such as cleaning, showering assistance, transport, and meal preparation.