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Vivek Raj Singh is one of the 150 passengers set to fly on the first resumed repatriation flight from India after the controversial ban ends on 15 May. While they may feel they’re about to escape the crisis zone that is India, fresh challenges await them in Australia.
In this latest SBS Hindi News bulletin of India and Australia: No new local cases of COVID-19 detected in Victoria; Delhi runs out of Covaxin stock for 18-44 age group and more.
International student Chandni Singh says students pay hefty tuition fees for classroom education and international exposure. She says international students in Australia are going through a tough time due to the coronavirus pandemic and border closures.
Catch the latest news from India in Hindi: 12/05/21
In this latest SBS Hindi News bulletin of India and Australia: Federal budget 2021-22 sparks mixed reviews nationwide; Indian states to invite global tenders for Covid-19 vaccines and much more.12/05/21
Tax expert Dinesh Aggarwal in an interview with Vikas Awana simplifies tax-related announcements for SBS Hindi readers and radio listeners. Mr Aggarwal says more than 10 million people can claim up to $1,080 under the Low and Middle Income Tax Offset.
भारत में कोरोना महामारी की दूसरी लहर ने ज़बरदस्त तबाही मचाई है। भारत में बेकाबू कोरोना संक्रमण के चलते सिर्फ आम लोग ही परेशान नहीं हैं बल्कि उन पशु पक्षियों का भी बुरा हाल है जो भोजन के लिए इंसानों पर आश्रित हैं।
In this latest SBS Hindi News bulletin of India and Australia: A new local Covid-19 case detected in Melbourne; Indian Railway lost nearly 2,000 employees to coronavirus last year and much more. 11/05/21
BIS Oxford research shows that the Australian economy could reduce by about $80 billion by 2024 as the net migration has fallen to the lowest level since World War II.
Australian federal budget Tuesday, 11 May 2021: Financial experts say Prime Minister Scott Morrison-led government may focus on reducing the gender pay gap in the financial budget for 2021-22. On average, women in Australia have almost 40 per cent less superannuation than men, meaning they retire with about $113,000 less to live on.