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International students may face difficulties in filing for permanent residency due to lack of knowledge
New research by education agent management platform Ascent One shows that 41% of international students don't know about recent migration policy changes. Mr Naresh Gulati, the founder and CEO of Ascent One and a former international student, suggested that students should stay informed and education agents should prioritise providing accurate information.
Will the 2024 election shape India's destiny?
In this podcast, SBS Hindi delved into the current state of Indian politics with the onset of the Assembly Election 2024. Ms Smita Sharma, an award-winning independent journalist from India, provided insights into ongoing electoral campaigns, forthcoming foreign policies, and other pertinent topics.
Language not a barrier for actress Priyamani as she embraces Hindi film industry
Indian actress Priyamani has been making headlines with her recent film "Maidaan," which features Ajay Devgan in the lead role. Tune in to this podcast featuring a National Award-winning actress as she delves into her latest Hindi film, discusses women's empowerment in the film industry, and much more.
SBS Hindi Newsflash 25 April 2024: 'Lest we forget..' Australia remembers its fallen soldiers on Anzac Day
Listen to the top News from Australia and India in Hindi.
SBS Hindi Newsflash 24 April 2024: Federal government considers overhaul of the immigration Points Test system
Listen to the top News from Australia and India in Hindi.
India report : Political parties intensify their election campaigning as second phase comes to an end today
Listen to the latest SBS Hindi news from India. 24/04/2024
Weekly Feature Wrap: Saptah Bhar
Listen to the highlights of the big ticket news and features of the past week on SBS Hindi.
Community initiates blood donation drive to remember victims of Bondi stabbing
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association has partnered with the Red Cross Australia to host a blood donation campaign across the country. Dr Ata Ul Hadi, spokesperson for the association, expresses that this initiative will pay tribute to the six individuals who tragically died in the Bondi Westfield attack, including his dear friend Faraz.