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In this episode of Indian Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, hosts Pritam Singh Rupal and Ranjodh Singh analyze the critical legal and political developments unfolding across India. The discussion focuses on the Supreme Court of India pulling up administrative authorities and issuing notices to the Union Home Secretary, Delhi Police, and Delhi Metro while ordering the immediate restoration of internet and transport services. The broadcast also reviews the escalating political standoff between AAP and BJP over Delhi Police entering Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, alongside a detailed look at Pargat Singh taking charge as the new Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president amid ongoing internal party factionalism.

Listen to Radio Haanji 1674 AM Laughter Therapy with Ranjodh Singh. Enjoy Punjabi jokes, funny banter, and stress relief. Stream free at haanji.com.au.

ਅਮੀਰ ਸੇਠ ਅਤੇ ਫ਼ਕੀਰ ਦੀ ਪ੍ਰੇਰਨਾਦਾਇਕ ਕਹਾਣੀ। ਜਾਣੋ ਕਿਉਂ ਕੁਦਰਤ ਦਾ ਨਿਯਮ ਹੀ ਸਭ ਤੋਂ ਵੱਡੀ ਅਸੀਸ ਹੈ।

Radio Haanji brings complete news updates on the Riyadh airport attack, Ukrainian drone strikes, Donald Trump, Delhi protests, and cricket updates.

Road transport serves as the vital lifeline of the domestic supply chain, moving essential goods across cities, regional hubs, and interstate corridors. On Radio Haanji 1674 AM, host Gautam Kapil sat down with Peter Anderson, Chief Executive Officer of the Victorian Transport Association, to examine the real-world realities shaping the australian trucking industry. Their conversation explores how operational growth, regulatory enforcement, and fair workplace practices intersect for drivers operating across the road network.
Behind the movement of freight lies an ongoing tension between soaring logistics demand and the vulnerability of drivers who keep goods moving on the road. While the heavy vehicle sector offers long-term career stability, issues such as unlawful engagement models and compliance gaps place unneeded financial and legal risks onto workers. By addressing systemic hurdles early, industry leaders aim to ensure that drivers operate safely, legally, and with genuine workplace protections.

In this episode of Today Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, host Gautam Kapil breaks down three major stories shaping Australia today. We begin with a monumental 3–2 High Court decision halting MACH Energy’s Mount Pleasant coal mine expansion through 2048 over Scope 3 export emissions, creating a landmark precedent for resource approvals nationwide. Next, we examine mounting concerns from electoral bodies regarding artificial intelligence and synthetic deepfakes in the lead-up to the Victorian state election, spotlighting Pauline Hanson’s One Nation AI campaign launch. Finally, we look at the escalating crisis in Victoria’s public hospitals, where doctors voted 89 percent to reject the state government’s interim pay offer, clearing the path for full 24-hour strikes over wages, unpaid overtime, and clinician fatigue.

In this episode of Indian Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, host Pritam Singh Rupal covers major political, civic, and economic developments shaping India today. The discussion leads with the escalating confrontation between the opposition INDIA alliance and the Election Commission of India, as leaders hold demonstrations at Rajghat demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over massive voter list discrepancies and prepare for parliamentary action. The show also reviews the central government's decision to cap profit margins on essential cancer medications at 30 percent, bringing crucial financial relief to patients nationwide. In Punjab, political attention turns toward the state government as the Chief Minister addresses CBI inquiries concerning his administrative staff, alongside community concerns regarding the stone-pelting incident at the historic Gurdwara Manji Sahib Alamgir in Ludhiana. Finally, the analysis breaks down landmark tax reforms introduced by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during the GST Council meeting, raising the threshold for criminal prosecution to five crore rupees, ending arbitrary summary arrests, and substantially slashing late filing penalties to protect honest businesses.

Start your Friday morning with non-stop giggles, innocent banter, and authentic Punjabi comedy on Radio Haanji 1674 AM's Laughter Therapy! In this special 09 Oct episode, hosts Nonia P Dayal and Krishna welcome adorable kids who share traditional Punjabi Boliyan, brain-tickling Bujhartan (riddles), and hilarious everyday school banter before heading off to class.
From Mannat’s electric vehicle fact and Fateh Singh’s cricket match challenge to Asees Kaur’s funny Phua-Phuphad boli, Aarza’s birthday wishes, and Basant Lal’s witty jokes — this episode is your perfect morning stress-buster.
Tune in to catch the heartwarming innocence of Punjabi kids in Australia connecting with their roots!

The debate surrounding payment transaction costs has taken an unexpected turn across the Australian retail and institutional landscape. While regulatory discussions aimed at abolishing extra checkout fees were pitched as a direct win for household budgets, the practical fallout tells a far more complicated story. On The Talk Show, broadcast on Radio Haanji 1674 AM, hosts Preetinder Grewal and Ranjodh Singh explored the mechanics of the credit card surcharge ban in Australia, examining why policy shifts designed to lower consumer costs often trigger reactive price hikes elsewhere.
When merchants and public entities face inflexible overhead charges from financial institutions, eliminating customer-facing surcharges does not make transaction expenses disappear. Instead, organizations must choose between absorbing the cost, dropping credit card processing entirely, or distributing those fees across their baseline pricing. This unintended dynamic is already altering how Australians settle large obligations and handle everyday retail transactions.
Understanding this payment shift requires looking beyond political announcements to examine the operational pressures bearing down on merchants, tax compliance channels, and credit reward structures. As regulatory bodies seek to modernise digital payments, the gap between bank interchange costs and consumer protections continues to widen.

Join Gautam Kapil on this edition of Today Updates on Radio Haanji as we break down the most pressing headlines shaping Australia and the wider world. In this episode, we unpack the major announcement of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to Henri B Kagan and Kenso Soai for their historic breakthrough in mirror-image molecules and the origin of life. Back home in Australia, we delve into the brewing conflict between small businesses and the Australian Taxation Office over the controversial ban on credit card tax payments, alongside fresh proposals to curb net overseas migration. We also analyze groundbreaking legal rulings halting coal mine expansions in New South Wales, soaring capital city rent records, and vital healthcare policy promises in Victoria. Internationally, we review critical diplomatic developments in the Black Sea, mass demonstrations regarding India electoral administration, and the political reverberations of the documentary Nazha in the Middle East. Tune in for insightful reporting and balanced perspectives on the stories that matter to our community. #RadioHaanji #TodayUpdates #GautamKapil #AustralianNews #WorldNews #CommunityRadio #MigrationAustralia #NobelPrize