<h2>Things I wish I knew</h2>
<p>Genre: Self-help<br />Dear teenage me by Yuvaa Productions launched their first podcast in February 2022. It invites popular adults to read out a letter to their teenage selves and give them all the advice they wish they already knew during those tough years.<br />Log on to: spotify.com.</p>
<h2>Digital older sisters</h2>
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<p>Genre: Personal stories<br />Deeksha and Krittika Khurrana offer advice to Gen-Zers about everything from skin-care to mental health on their podcast &mdash; What&rsquo;s up sister?<br />Log on to: spotify.com.&nbsp;</p>
<h2>That&rsquo;s entertainment</h2>
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<p>Genre: Personal stories<br />The mythpat podcast hosted by Mithilesh Patankar claims to be India&rsquo;s first &lsquo;time pass&rsquo; podcast but covers everything that relates to the Internet and pop culture. The random yet real conversations attract the audience towards this entertaining series.<br />Log on to: spotify.com.&nbsp;</p>
<h2>Heartbreak is easy</h2>
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<p>Genre: Relationships<br />The break-up story by&nbsp;<br />Ashish Bagrecha is a podcast filled with personal anecdotes and realistic advice. We can assure you that you won&rsquo;t be sitting around in a bed of pity for too long with this one.<br />Log on to: spotify.com.</p>
<h2>For your kitabi keeda</h2>
<p>Genre: Literature<br />Each episode of India booked is a lively conversation between the host and a renowned author. The tales aim to bring different aspects of India to life&nbsp;<br />and are a treasure for literature-lovers<br />Log on to spotify.com.&nbsp;</p>
<h2>Yeh toh fact hai</h2>
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<p>Genre: Comedy<br />The Internet said so, a podcast similar to the popular No such thing as a fish, is hosted by the quartet of Aadar Malik (inset), Varun Thakur, Kautuk Srivastava and Neville Shah. This group often discusses random facts off the Internet, and turns them into hilarious conversations.<br />Log on to spotify.com.&nbsp;</p><p>
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