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Tales from Delhi

By: Hindustan Times - HT Smartcast
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  • In this podcast, Shiv Sunny, an on-ground reporter with Hindustan Times, brings to you stories straight from the streets of Delhi.  These are everyday accounts of survival, of inspiration, and of change. But, to what extent? That's for you to decide. All he attempts to do is become a medium for the stories to do the talking. This is a Hindustan Times production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.
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Episodes
  • 36: Fraud mask policing

    36: Fraud mask policing
    Jan 20 2021

    There's nothing new in issuing challans for not wearing masks but have you ever heard of a gang of fraudsters issuing fake challan receipts for the same? Tune in to this episode as on-ground crime reporter @shivsunny narrates the story of one such couple who became the fraud victims.
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    7 mins
  • 35: The 'Robin Hood' Burglar

    35: The 'Robin Hood' Burglar
    Jan 13 2021

    In this episode, @shivsunny talks about a wealthy young burglar with lavish taste. Though he was a burglar, he was famous in his village for helping others. What would be your impression of such a man? Tune in for more!
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    7 mins
  • 34: The fake business of likes and shares

    34: The fake business of likes and shares
    Jan 5 2021

    Think of a business where you would just have to spend a few minutes everyday and you would grow richer by thousands of rupees, month after month. In this episode, @shivsunny shares one such story of the fake business of likes and shares. Tune in for more!
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    8 mins
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