20 July -Today Updates - Global Tensions and Shocking Tragedies - Gautam Kapil

Jul 20, 2026 - 10:41

Host:-

Gautam Kapil

Catch the latest global news, Australian updates, and sports analysis on Radio Haanji's Today Updates with Gautam Kapil. Stay informed on critical local and international events.

Tune into this vital episode of Today Updates on Radio Haanji 1674 AM as host Gautam Kapil delivers a comprehensive breakdown of the shifting global and domestic landscapes. This episode dives deep into the major geopolitical conflicts, including the latest US military movements in the Middle East and the devastating missile strikes hitting Kyiv. We also analyze major humanitarian disasters, including the tragic boat capsize in Guyana and the destructive earthquake in Peru. Domestically, we unpack Senator Pauline Hanson's polarising comments on immigration following her European tour, the federal government's decisive new protocols against the illicit vaping market, and the growing calls for a Royal Commission into Victoria's infrastructure projects. Stay informed with the most trusted Indian radio station in Melbourne.

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Who is the host of the Today Updates show on Radio Haanji?

The Today Updates show is hosted by Gautam Kapil, who provides insightful, comprehensive breakdowns of major national and international news developments.

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You can tune into Radio Haanji live on the 1674 AM frequency in Melbourne, Victoria, or stream it digitally online worldwide via their official website.

What are the primary global issues discussed in the July 20 episode?

This episode covers the tragic boat disaster in Guyana, the Peru earthquake, rising US-Iran military actions, the ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv, and the New York City mayoral political controversy.

What domestic Australian news was covered in this podcast update?

Key Australian updates include Senator Pauline Hanson's controversial migration comments, the federal vaping market crackdown by Minister Mark Butler, and calls for a Royal Commission into Victoria's Big Build project.