"Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram" ek aisa bhajan jo ki hum sab apne bachpan se hi sunte aa rahe hain. Ek aisa bhajan jo shri Ram ji ki mahima aur pooja ko samarpit hai. Iss bhajan mein bhagwan ke vibhinn naamon ke baare mein bataya gaya hai, aur unke mahima ka gungaan kiya gaya hai. Toh abhi shuru kariye sunana ye powerful bhajan aur paiye har prakar ke dukh aur pareshaniyon se mukti sirf "AudioPitara" par. Audio Credits : - Singer : Ishita Gadariya Music : VSN Tiwari Recored by : Nikul Sabalpara...

In this episode of the free Hindi podcast from Audio Pitara, "My Life Through Indian Army and Beyond," VT. Major Pawan Thapliyal shares his experience of his first tactical operation with terrorists while serving on the border. He talks about the preparation and training required for soldiers to operate on the border and the measures taken by the Indian Army to handle unexpected situations. Major Thapliyal highlights the importance of preparation and training for every soldier who operates on...

Amravati is an enchanting, ancient city in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is renowned for its grandiose monuments, temples and historical sites, such as the Ambadevi Temple. Every year, thousands of devotees from all over India flock to this sacred temple to offer their prayers and seek blessings. This story revolves around a family visiting Amravati only to discover their beloved son has gone missing. Despite frantically searching for him everywhere, there is no sign of him. Will they...

Vijay Mallya was once a renowned businessman who was accused of a massive fraud amounting to 9,900 crores. He borrowed from numerous banks and misused the funds. The Hyderabad High Court filed a case against him for failing to repay a cheque issued to GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd. Mallya was unable to appear in court, leading to a failed extradition plea in the London High Court and UK Supreme Court. As a consequence, the Debt Recovery Tribunal seized his shares under the...

Harshad Mehta, an infamous Indian stockbroker, was infamously known as the "Big Bull" of the stock exchange market. He achieved widespread notoriety for his sudden and impressive success in the stock market, leaving the general public to question the legitimacy of his success. It was later revealed that he had been engaging in illegal activities, such as using money from banks to speculate in the stock market. Journalist Sucheta Dalal bravely exposed the truth behind the Harshad Mehta scam,...

Ramling Raju was the mastermind behind the infamous Satyam Scam in Sikandrabad. He allegedly falsified the company's accounts, creating false assets, inflating profits and fudging revenues to the tune of over $1 billion. His brother-in-law may have been complicit in the fraud, as he allegedly suggested that Raju start the IT company. The twenty employees who joined Raju's company were unaware of the fraud and were presumably unaware of Raju's intentions. Despite their lack of knowledge, the...

The Bofors Scandal of the 1980s and 90s remains one of the most controversial and well-known cases of arms dealing in India. In 1987, Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi infamously declared that allegations of bribery in a deal between the Indian government and the Swedish weapons company Bofors AB were false. However, in 1999 the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a case against several individuals accused of involvement in the scandal, including Ottavio Quattrocchi, an Italian businessman,...

The PNB scam of 2018, masterminded by Nirav Modi, a diamond jeweller and designer, was the biggest banking fraud in Indian history. It is estimated that Nirav Modi and his accomplices siphoned off around 10,000 crore from the PNB branch in Fort, Mumbai. To achieve this, Nirav Modi allegedly created dummy companies and used the SWIFT network to transfer funds. The exposure of this scam resulted in Nirav Modi's arrest in the United Kingdom, and the Indian government subsequently passed the...

India has been hit by several scams in the past few years, with the cobbler scam being one of the most infamous ones. where unsuspecting victims are duped into buying fake shoes from cobblers. The mastermind behind this scam is still unknown, but it has caused a lot of financial losses for its victims. To know more about the cobbler scam and how it works, listen to our new episode. For more interesting scams like this follow Indian Scams Hindi podcast show by Audio Pitara. Credits Script...

The IPL scam of 2008 was one of the biggest Indian scams in recent memory. The scam caused a huge uproar in the country and brought to light the problem of corruption in India. It also highlighted how easy it is for powerful people to get away with such crimes. This incident has since been used as an example to illustrate the dire need for transparency and accountability in Indian politics. This episode will take you through the details of this infamous scam and its masterminds. Listen to...

The Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2010 Scam is one of the biggest scams to have hit India. It involved the misappropriation of funds allocated for the CWG which was hosted in Delhi in 2010. It is estimated that around Rs 70,000 crore was siphoned off from the public exchequer due to this scam. This scandal has had far-reaching implications on India's reputation as a nation and has exposed its poor governance systems in our new episode. Explore who was responsible for this scandal and how they...

The Telgi Stamp Paper scam is one of the most notorious scams in India. It was a massive fraud perpetrated by Abdul Karim Telgi, a businessman from Karnataka, who sold fake stamp papers to banks and other financial institutions. The scam caused losses worth billions of rupees to the Indian economy and brought shame to the nation. It also exposed the vulnerabilities in India's banking system and highlighted the need for tighter regulations and stricter enforcement of laws. In our new episode,...

The 2G Spectrum Scam is a major corruption scandal that rocked the Indian political scene in the early 2010s. It involved the illegal allocation of spectrum licenses to telecom companies at throwaway prices, resulting in a loss of Rs. 1.76 lakh crore to the exchequer. This scam was one of the biggest financial scandals ever uncovered in India, and it led to several high-profile arrests and convictions, including those of former Telecom Minister A Raja and DMK leader Kanimozhi. In this...