Being Mom & Beyond Podcast
Being Mom & Beyond Podcast
Podcast Description
Motherhood is more than just raising kids—it’s about balancing life, career, and self-growth! Welcome to a fun, real, and insightful podcast hosted by Zahra Jani, where she chats with inspiring moms, experts, and industry leaders about everything from parenting to personal growth.
Meet inspiring & powerful names like Neha Sahaya , Shamoly Khera, RJ Ruchi, Anindita Chatterjee, Kanupriya Kejriwal, Anchal Pilani, and we’re just getting started!
So hit subscribe and join the conversation on navigating motherhood and beyond!
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The podcast discusses a variety of topics related to parenting and self-improvement, including fitness and nutrition for women in their 30s, modern parenting strategies, and balancing career with family life. Episodes include discussions with experts on managing postpartum challenges and overcoming 'mom guilt,' and offer practical advice for navigating the complexities of motherhood.

Motherhood is more than just raising kids—it’s about balancing life, career, and self-growth! Welcome to a fun, real, and insightful podcast hosted by Zahra Jani, where she chats with inspiring moms, experts, and industry leaders about everything from parenting to personal growth.
Meet inspiring & powerful names like Neha Sahaya , Shamoly Khera, RJ Ruchi, Anindita Chatterjee, Kanupriya Kejriwal, Anchal Pilani, and we’re just getting started!
So hit subscribe and join the conversation on navigating motherhood and beyond!
What if the real problem isn’t just scams… but the systems behind them? In this episode, Zahra Jani sits down with Ritesh Bhatia, a cybercrime investigator, to talk about the growing reality of digital fraud in India. From OTP scams, banking scams, and KYC frauds to the rise of AI, deepfakes, and tools like Grok on Twitter, this conversation questions why users are always told to “stay alert” instead of asking if platforms are truly safe.
Through real cases and insights, the episode touches on data breaches, online scams, digital arrest cases, phishing scams, and how cybercrime today goes beyond borders, reaching places like Thailand, Cambodia, and more. It’s not just about awareness, but about understanding the system we’re trusting every day.
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About the guest
Today’s guest is Ritesh Bhatia, a well-known Cybercrime Investigator and Cyber Security Expert who has been actively working in the field of digital fraud, cybercrime, and online scams in India. With deep insights into everything from OTP scams and bank frauds to AI misuse, data breaches, and the dark web, he brings a powerful and eye-opening perspective to this conversation.
https://www.instagram.com/riteshb2?igsh=bWVweW5kemJhMnVp
Chapters
00:00 – Intro
01:38 – Why You Should Share Passwords With Trusted Family
07:44 – Is India Ready for a Digital Future?
10:29 – Why Digital Systems Must Be Held Accountable
13:03 – Is Cyber Safety Awareness Just PR?
15:53 – Why Fraudsters Easily Open Bank Accounts
17:48 – Can the System Stop Bank Fraud in Time?
19:48 – Who Loses the Most in Digital Fraud?
22:35 – Fastest Growing Types of Cyber Crime
26:27 – Did Banning TikTok and Shein Really Help India?
27:47 – Who Is Responsible for AI Misuse Online?
34:57 – How to Identify AI Content vs Real Content
41:13 – Major Corporate Data Breaches and Their Impact
48:10 – Do Police and Cyber Cells Take Scam Cases Seriously?
49:12 – Cyber Safety Laws India Still Needs
54:14 – Biggest Cyber Security Fears for the Future
58:01 – Final Thoughts on Cyber Crime and Cyber Safety
59:38 – How to Stay Safe Online
1:00:11 – Thanks for watching!

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