0:00 Namaskar, Aadab, this is Sarthak and welcome back to the Sunday Show, the show where we talk about news along with entertainment. Until the last episode, Israel had attacked Iran. Missiles were fired at several places, and speculations were being made that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei could be killed in it. But nothing was confirmed until then, so I didn't tell you. But then it was revealed that not just Iran's Supreme Leader, but America has eliminated Iran's entire top leadership in the missile attacks. And after that, protests happened in many countries around the world, specifically in India. For the past one week, the atmosphere in the country has been like this. "Shame on Israel and America for betraying and killing our leader. May Allah grant them heaven." Why are you protesting?
0:45 Because he was not just Iran's Supreme Leader. He was also the religious leader of us Shias. But he was a dictator, right? He did commit so many atrocities in his own country. How much did he oppress women? He used to kill them for not wearing a hijab. How much he oppressed young girls. He used to expel people of other religions from the country. Hey, don't lie, what do you care about the young girls? What about the bombs America dropped on school girls, killing hundreds of girls at schools, at hospitals, they dropped missiles on innocent people. They killed our Khamenei sir by deceit. Support the country you live in, or live in the country you support. [INTRO MUSIC]
1:37 In every house, office, workplace, street, and corner of the country, this same debate has been going on for a week. And if you are also confused about what happened, who is right, who is wrong, what stand did India take, did it take one or not? If you haven't formed your opinion yet or are waiting for me, look, with limited understanding, we can understand this in two ways. One is geopolitically. If you are wondering why India, Russia, China, or any major country in the world hasn't supported Iran yet, let me tell you, they haven't and they won't. Because there is a saying in English, "Even rats desert a sinking ship". People like to be on the winning side. Here, on one side is America and Israel, and on the other, not just Iran's Supreme Leader but the entire top leadership has been finished. So no country will take a stand for Iran. It's everyone's loss. Yes, there is one place I can agree
2:22 where India should have taken a stand: the Iranian ship that came for military exercises and was shot down by an American missile near Sri Lanka. Which was technically in international waters but happened in an Indian-influenced region, especially since they came to do military exercises with you, and when they are attacked, India, as a country that claims to be one of the world powers, should have given at least one statement. But overall if you talk about why India has not taken a side, bro wake up and smell the coffee. India has taken a side. This was the geopolitics of it. Now, we have to look practically at the protests happening in India. Was it wrong for Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei to be killed like this by the US and Israel? Yes, ethically it was absolutely wrong. In fact, there is one country in the world that has taken a stand on this, and that is Spain. They have refused to let the US use their joint military base,
3:08 asking "Brother, what are you doing?" It's not like you can just kill any country's head of state. What precedent will this set? There is such a thing as international laws. And no one is calling Trump right either. One theory is also that he is doing all this to distract from the Epstein files. And some people, as you know, will definitely support Israel, their reason is very clear. Wherever Muslims cry, they will laugh. You know it. But those people who are mourning in India, not for Iran but for Khamenei's death, they are also not right. Now, if you are a Shia Muslim, with due respect to your religious sentiments, I would like to read you a tweet. This is Dr. Sanjukta Basu, a very big liberal. You must have seen that video 'Hum Dekhenge, Dekhenge, Shaheen Bagh one', it's hers. She tweeted, "I am told it's their spiritual leader that's why the mourning. So why is an evil dictator mass murderer man your spiritual leader to begin with?
3:53 What exactly is your spirit gaining from it? And if so then why mock the devotees of Ram Rahim and Asaram Bapu then?" Okay, he was the head of a country, a spiritual leader, but it is beyond my understanding why some people are giving him the status of God. When everyone knows what happened to Iran under his rule. There was a time in the 1970s when Iran had a multi-religious, multi-ethnic, rich culture. But then the Islamic Revolution came, new laws were applied, women were not given their rights, the hijab was made mandatory, if someone is just not wearing the hijab properly they are being punished, everyone knows the Mahsa Amini case. Especially in terms of women's rights, Iran went many years backwards. An example is being given of the Atefah Sahaaleh case. Read about it. A minor girl who was raped by a 50-year-old man, and after that, under 'crimes against chastity',
4:40 the girl herself was hanged. Nothing happened to the man. You might remember a long time ago a video of the Dalai Lama went viral where he was kissing a boy. Even though they said it was 'our Tibetan culture', people still criticized it a lot, asking "Brother, what kind of culture is this then?" In the same way, what all Khamenei has said about young girls, what laws he has implemented, just go and read it on the internet. So two things can be true. Either you don't know about Khamenei's laws and ideology in Iran. Or you know it, but it's acceptable to you. Just last week's news from Afghanistan. That if a man wants, he can beat a woman as much as he wants, just don't break her bones. Meaning, this is women's rights in 2026. And then I don't see any liberal feminist, Arfa Khanum Sherwani, calling this out. So it is called out here, but over there... a line has to be drawn somewhere, right?
5:25 So I think this is a very good opportunity. That the extremism in Islam has to be called out by Muslims themselves. Otherwise, by pointing fingers at it, the extremism of other religions will keep growing. And then keep fighting among yourselves. Recently everyone heard about the Uttam Nagar case in Delhi. When an 11-year-old girl from Tarun's house threw a balloon while playing Holi, which ended up hitting a Muslim woman. Their family even apologized, but later 11-12 Muslim youths got together and mob lynched Tarun. Beat him with sticks, rods, threw a stone on his chest. You might have still heard about this case, but maybe you haven't heard about the Salim Vastik case. He was a Muslim YouTuber from Ghaziabad who used to criticize Islam. Who doesn't? How much do we criticize Hinduism. And because of this, two youths came and slit him with a knife in broad daylight. Right now he is fighting a battle of life and death in the hospital. So here are the people who say to take a stand against
6:10 religious extremism and hate. And I don't think anyone else has called out Hindu extremism, this sword-fighting, and this groupism as much as we have on this show. So if we are truly secular, we should take a stand here too. Because wherever radicalism arises, it will be called out. So maybe I am wrong, my thinking could be better. There could be a different perspective. Whatever it is, whether you want to agree with me or you want to educate me by putting your own perspective. The comment section is open. Well, since we are calling things out, there are many things to call out. Especially like the Indian media has reported on this. Haven't you seen that meme going like this? That's the face of the Indian media whenever a war starts anywhere. Because then sirens start blaring in their studios and they feel immense joy inside. An explosion was carried out near the Burj Khalifa here. Drone attacks are done near the Burj Khalifa.
6:56 The Burj Khalifa is now under target. I don't think as many sirens blare in a war zone as they do in their studios. I don't understand what kind of horn they are blowing. Maybe of journalism. We've been seeing in the news for so many days that the Burj Khalifa was blown up, Iran blew up the Burj Khalifa. Brother, did they really blow it up? There's no one here. And they didn't stop here, man. Many news channels literally sat astrologers down. On April 2nd, a special conflict yoga is forming. Iran will retaliate now. It will intensify the attacks. I don't think Hindus, Muslims... the biggest missile these people have jointly dropped is on the scientific temper. They are asking them what will happen in Iran the next day? Man, they don't even know what will be cooked for the next meal in their house. And imagine, their stupidity has increased so much
7:42 that the BARC institution, which releases TRP ratings, has said, "Brother, we will not release TRPs at this time." For the first time, they have stopped releasing ratings, saying we won't release the next ratings for 4 weeks. So that you guys don't make even more of a mess looking at your ratings. champion4523 says, Sarthak brother do you think this Iran-America and Pakistan-Afghanistan wars are in a way to distract normal people from Epstein files? Yes brother. I totally think so. In fact, I even tweeted this a long time ago when the Epstein files came out, I had a tweet saying "I am just scared of what Trump will do now to distract" and it is very eerily similar to one of House of Cards, a Netflix show. In that, when Frank Underwood gets caught on corruption charges, he declares a national emergency saying terrorism has increased a lot.
8:28 So again when tyrants, which Trump is, when tyrants gain too much power then they try to distract. And this is an absolutely correct theory that it could be to distract from the Epstein files. And what are your thoughts on Khamenei's death? Like will Iran now become less powerful because their supreme leader died or will they attack US bases in a more powerful way? Not just me, no YouTuber in this country can answer this. Everyone is just making their own assumptions, everyone is talking at a surface level. What is going on, at what level is the warfare, what conversations are happening behind the backs, what is the real plan? All these things, we... we are very small, brother, like insects in this game. Why am I applying my brain so much? I'll call one, an astrologer. When national TV is calling astrologers,
9:13 why are you asking us, we wouldn't know a damn thing? Alright, the festival of Holi took place last week. Colorful programs were organized in various places. But a naughty program happened at the Kanpur Bar Association. Yes, a foreign touch was added to this festival held on February 27th. You don't know what foreign touch means? Look at this. Wow. Today I agree that the law is not blind. Whether the Kanpur Bar Association's law is blind or not, it's very naughty. They took Bar Association seriously. She can now proudly list her profession as Bar Dancer on LinkedIn. flawsome_sparks comments, then these old men give lectures on culture. Meanwhile, Inventor's comment comes, "What's wrong? Don't do moral policing. They are just enjoying out of their own money and girls doing this willingly. What's the problem?"
10:00 The problem is not what they are doing. The problem is when these same people will come and judge others and moral police them. We have no problem with what these uncles and aunties are doing. But when a boy and girl sit together in a park and they come and call them out saying that what you are doing is ruining our culture, that becomes a problem then. There is no problem with what these same people are doing. But then if there is a kissing scene in a movie, that ruins their culture, that's the problem then. And here, it was still a private event of the Bar Association. Let's give you a discount. A video came from Banaras where all that was happening right in front of the temple at Assi Ghat. I mean, dancing is going on, alcohol cigarettes everything... I mean, that day nobody's sentiments are getting hurt. On a festival day, these people are doing it in front of a temple, we have no problem with that. But then when on a non-festival day,
10:45 they judge a girl by her clothes and judge her character, these same people, that's the problem, my brother. Harassed a cow, killed a cow, smuggled a cow, on their mere doubt when a human being is killed, And all this in the name of religious sentiments being hurt, and taxes are even taken from us in the name of that same cow to open cowsheds. And then on a Hindu festival, people pour alcohol into a cow's mouth, then nobody's religious sentiments are hurt, that hypocrisy is the problem, my brother. And the second thing is that you have to draw a line somewhere, right? What is enjoyment and what is obscenity? Especially when it is happening on the day of a festival. No matter how irreligious we are here, we also have the right to get our religious sentiments hurt a little bit, right brother? Chew tobacco and spit on walls, why are you spitting on traditions?
11:30 _urvee_ says "Forget women not even animals are safe here." Another gentleman asks "Where are the cow vigilantes now?" They are themselves locked up on charges of harassing a girl. Farah Khan was right. Holi is a festival of chhapris. Now who among them is the animal? But alright, all things now said and done, at least one good thing happened. Those people were proven wrong who used to defame us by saying that in our country, cows are safer than women. You are wrong, sir. Both are not safe. Now you know what has happened? Nowadays there is so much Hindu-Muslim, because of which polarization has increased a lot. And polarization has increased a lot, which means that people become more conservative about their own religion, but people have also become very insensitive towards the religion of others. I'll give you an example. Recently there was news of a child named Unaiz.
12:16 He was a Muslim child and goes to his friend's birthday party and gets murdered there. There was a lot of uproar that it was planned beforehand, This child was killed because of his identity. There are a lot of protests and when the police come to calm the situation down, Unaiz's father goes and tells them... "What happened to my child, if it had happened to their child, you would be there, there would be flags, bulldozer and my house." Now here as a normal citizen you can see, understand, and if you want, feel someone's sorrow. You can't do much more than this. And here if you are saying yes, then it is your wisdom because usually it's not like that anymore. I'll show you the disgust in the comment section. I won't blur the usernames, these people should be called out. Aditya bhai comments 'Conqueror player killed a bot'. Below him Salman comments 'Yes yes just like the hacker rushed in Pahalgam'.
13:02 It is because of Pahalgam that no one treats Muslims well in India today. Those Muslims did the right thing by killing Hindus. Meaning both of them just want to justify their hate. It doesn't matter to them that a small child was killed. They have no empathy for those victims in Pahalgam who were killed after being asked their religion. I hit you, you hit me. And this is a small thing. But the posts, at one point you can say that they are being pushed. But the comments below them, are done by common people. The likes on them are done by common people. That tells you where the mentality of so many people in the country is going. Just making you guys note it. Alright, you must know that recently the number of people creating a ruckus in the name of religion had increased a lot. Somewhere someone was beating someone up, someone was going and shutting down someone's shop,
13:47 someone was distributing swords. And the intimidation of these people had increased so much that not only the public was troubled, the administration was troubled, but I think to some extent the government was also troubled as to how far they should let this go? But recently two members of the Hindu Raksha Dal were arrested from Ankur Vihar in Ghaziabad. Why? Because they are accused of harassing girls on Holi. Watch the video. They are molesting our sisters and daughters. Now you can't help but notice the irony. These are the same people who half the time create a ruckus saying that the honour of our daughters-in-law and daughters is being played with. Daksh Chaudhary is a goon and criminal because Daksh Chaudhary treats these jihadis, This girl is sitting here, I just saved her. And now they have gone inside for molesting those same daughters-in-law and daughters. And people were very happy. Thank you Ghaziabad Police.
14:33 Should I consider BJP's Ghaziabad seat confirmed then? Even the Coke that comes with Biryani cannot give this much satisfaction. As a Hindu, the heart found solace. But this happiness also didn't last long because they got bail in just two days. As expected. Those who were supposed to be inside for two years came out in two days. Some people had a misunderstanding that brother, two years, six years, ten years... And do notice the irony, there are no two ways about it. In the Raksha Dal, they only protect themselves, Hindus themselves are in danger from them. But fine brother, beating someone up, lynching, cow protection... if they went inside in all these cases, it would still make sense. They were doing everything under the excuse of the honour of daughters-in-law and daughters, They went inside for harassing daughters-in-law and daughters. What man... What did that Lakshya Chaudhary used to say? Irony is happening, very terrifying. Alright, it's not necessary that every time
15:18 those who create a fuss on social media also know a lot. Sometimes some people know nothing, but still, an empty vessel makes much noise. Recently an interview clip of one such influencer Megha Lawadia is going viral. Normally she acts like a Sanatani Hindu on the internet. When asked in an interview... It is in the Sanatan Dharma only ma'am, how can you link religious scriptures to it? Tell the name of that book. This thing is everywhere in the Vedas and Puranas. In the Vedas or in the Puranas? If in the Vedas then in which one, in which Upanishad? and if in the Puranas then in which Purana? I haven't read the Vedas and Puranas, wherever I have heard it from my parents. What I have heard from my parents, what I have heard from my religious gurus. Are you giving definitions on public platforms like this? You don't even have knowledge? Have you read the Upanishads? I haven't read them. I mean basically when she was called out that what you are saying, what you are making a fuss about, have you even read anything anywhere?
16:05 No. She got exposed. Average online Sanatani. Two different personalities from same religion. Ma'am completely set the fielding. "I want to go home" got real. Stop it sister. She will start crying. Alright brother, nowadays there are a lot of disputes going on on YouTube. One is going on about the Vada Pav Girl, her husband left her, then she left her husband, then she caught someone else, they caught her... Full Inception is going on. Both of them, after separating, she is going to this podcast, he is going to that podcast. They are publicly narrating their personal life a lot and there is a lot of promotion going on it. And another video goes viral of YouTuber Anurag Dobhal, also known as UK07 Rider. He has also appeared in Bigg Boss once before. He appeared in Bigg Boss or in which show? In Rise and Fall? All are the same. It doesn't matter.
16:52 He uploaded a very emotional video where he said, I am retiring from YouTube now. I won't upload videos anymore. Why? Because my mental health is very bad. The wedding happened. But my parents were not at the wedding. Neither my dad stood by me, nor my mom stood by me, nor Kalam Ink. And the one for whose sake I did this, my wife, now she is not supporting me either. I have even tried to self-harm once, I have tried to take my life. There is a lot of sorrow in my life. And... he told his whole story. Later his brother comes and says that he is doing all this drama, he wants views. And then his wife's brother comes and says that he used to commit domestic violence. Meaning, that is also a complete mess. So what did I mean to tell you with this news? Nothing. Nothing at all. I just realized that telling all these climate, environment, and social politics information news
17:39 isn't yielding much benefit, so let's try becoming a bit like Neon Man too. [INTRO MUSIC] Alright, the next news is from the Parliament. There is a thing called MP LAD fund, which is Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme. Meaning every Member of Parliament, an MP, gets some money, like 5 crores every year so that they can do development in their area. And there is a thing called MP LAD out-of-state fund, which is some money that you can spend outside your district too. Like if there is a flood somewhere in Punjab, then a Haryana MP can give money to it from his MP LAD out-of-state fund. This is some 1/10th, which means 50 lakh rupees are given. Now recently a data has come which shows that the money MPs have spent outside their state, 84% of it has gone to Uttar Pradesh.
18:26 And these are still the ones who used their fund. Otherwise, there are a total of 530 MPs, out of them only 21 are such who have used their MP LAD out-of-state fund. All the rest are saying let it go, who will spend it? Bring the commission from our own deals that are going on. And this felt a bit unfair to the rest of the states because UP is already the biggest beneficiary of the MP LAD scheme. Of the MP LAD projects in India, 26% have been completed in UP alone. Meaning if 100 projects were built, 26 of them were in UP. And 20% of the total MP LAD fund has also gone to UP. Right now a very interesting news has come out and exactly why this happened, that most MPs gave their MP LAD out-of-state fund to UP's projects, I couldn't find any solid reason for this. Even when these MPs were asked that why are you spending only in UP, they gave a very diplomatic answer. That just like the people of our district are our own, similarly, the people of UP are also our own.
19:12 But I found the news interesting so I shared it with you. Alright, the next story will tell you how interconnected is the world. Something happens somewhere in the world, its effect falls on some other country, and the effect of both of these falls on you. Let me tell you how. There is a war going on in Iran nowadays. Now these are Gulf countries and most of the world's oil is imported from here. Now, the Strait of Hormuz comes under the control of Iran. If you look at the map, a gulf of the sea emerges right next to Iran. So Iran has closed that Strait of Hormuz for some time except for Chinese vessels. Because of that, Korea's stock market fell by several points. Like we have Sensex here, South Korea has the KOSPI Index. It fell by 15% in just 48 hours. Because the movement of oil from Iran stopped. A war happened in Iran,
19:57 a trade route was affected there, and in just a few hours 270 million dollars got wiped out from South Korea's stock market. How? Look, nowadays work is being done everywhere with AI, so the AI servers and graphic chips need a specific memory. Which are DRAM and HBM memory. Now just to be clear I am not from a technical background so I am reading a bit and telling you. Now these memory chipsets are mostly made by two companies. Samsung and SK Hynix. Both together make about 60% of the world's DRAM and about 80% of HBM memory. This means the AI boom going on nowadays has its backbone largely in these South Korean factories. But the problem is that South Korea imports almost 97% of its energy. It imports oil from the Middle East. So if the oil supply stops there,
20:44 the demand remains high, then prices will shoot up. If prices shoot up, the company will go into a loss, if the company goes into a loss, there will be a loss in the market, so the market will go down. So if this war continues, phones, laptops, etc., might become expensive for you. Now I tried to explain to you here that do you see how interconnected things are. First of all, what we think that we are heading towards new-age technology, towards cleaner safer energy, it's not like that brother. Look anywhere, no matter how clean the energy is, how safe the energy is, it's just being marketed. The backbone of everything is still oil and coal even today. And secondly, how interconnected it is. Where in South Korea are chips, where in Iran is oil. So whenever global trade is talked about, don't bring trucks into your mind, that's just the end route. The major transit, the major trade that happens is through ships, through oceans,
21:29 through these straits, through these canals, like the Suez Canal. I have a friend who works in the Merchant Navy. He says that, if you see it, your mind will be blown. Huge ships, taking containers, transporting how many expensive things, oil is transported. So many countries stay interconnected with each other, everyone has ports that are absolutely high-tech. It is running on a very different level. And this is the international trade based on which international laws and policies are made. These people who keep a somewhat macro view understand this, otherwise we get involved in petty things and get left behind. Alright, recently the Ministry of Tourism has released a report. In which it has been told how many Indians traveled outside the country. In which they told that last year, i.e., in 2025, about 3 crore 27 lakh Indians
22:15 traveled abroad. Which was 6% more compared to 2024. This means more Indians are traveling abroad now. Where are they going and traveling the most? The biggest tourist spot was Dubai. UAE. Because the best connectivity is there, flights are also available cheaply, there is visa-free entry. So the most Indians flock to the UAE, Dubai, Abu Dhabi. And it has the lion's share of the total. About 26% travelers, 85 lakh people have gone to the UAE alone. And after the UAE, the countries whose names come up are Saudi and after that, you guessed it right, Thailand. Yes, you have a business trip during the summer holidays in September, everyone knows. After that comes the number of America, UK, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, all these countries. The list is in front of you. And this is year-on-year growth.
23:00 Earlier there were only a few specific countries where Indians used to travel, but then after these Instagram reels, now Nomad Shubham is entering every other country. One day you'll see a reel will come, some crazy guy will be eating Haldiram's chole bhature in North Korea. Alright, you might remember a few episodes ago we talked about jails. How Indian jails have become overcrowded, how conditions have worsened there. Especially for women, the conditions have worsened. Regarding that, there is an update from the Supreme Court this week. The Supreme Court has acknowledged that Indian jails are currently overcrowded which is not very safe for women inmates. Something should be done about that, the Supreme Court has said that now OCIs, will be built in jails for women inmates, which means Open Correctional Institutes. Now what is this OCI? Open Correctional Institutes are a somewhat lighter version of jail. Meaning there are no bars here,
23:45 there are no high walls. Meaning the inmates have a little more free movement. But yes, with attendance, strict surveillance, and curfew timings. This is called Open Correctional Institutions. In common language, a Girls Hostel. Elections are going to happen in West Bengal next month. And meanwhile, the final SIR list has been released there. Now if you do not know, SIR is going to be the biggest political issue of the West Bengal election. And the final SIR list that has come, 63 lakh, 63 lakh voters' names have been removed from the list. On top of that, there are about 60 lakh voters who have been put in the 'under adjudication' category. Meaning that their case is still pending and judicial officers will decide whether their name will appear on the voter list or not. Now this 60 lakh is a very big number in itself.
24:32 And this voter adjudication has become a very sensitive issue. Because in the previous assembly elections, there were many such seats where the victory margin was very small. And this time there are many such districts where the list that has gone into voter adjudication, their number in the constituencies is more than the victory margin. Meaning if the eligibility of these voters changes, the election result can also change. And Mamta Didi knows this. And because of this, Mamata Banerjee is doing a sit-in protest there from the 6th. And saying that brother, BJP along with the Election Commission is trying to commit voter fraud here. They have removed the names of our genuine voters from the list. We have evidence of many families who are genuine voters yet their names are not on the list. And those who are not genuine voters, their names are there. I said it right, didn't I? Yes. Okay.
25:19 Now because we are currently covering the Bengal elections, videos are also going to start from this week. I have some tea to spill. As much as I have roamed around here, talking to people, observing the election atmosphere, Trinamool Congress will win. Mamata Banerjee will become the Chief Minister of Bengal again. As much as I think. Before election series starts, if I explain the breakdown of West Bengal to you a bit... there is a North Bengal and a Central Bengal. Meaning Kolkata, normally TMC wins from here. The Purulia area, BJP has some hold there and North Bengal, meaning Darjeeling, Alipurduar, Cooch Bihar, BJP has some hold here. And Murshidabad, Malda, Berhampore, normally TMC wins from here. But this time as the election atmosphere is being understood, Trinamool Congress is very confident. People are also saying that she will win.
26:05 BJP's on-ground... I mean, that fervor is not visible. Now you know BJP as this force which is known to fight elections. But it looks like BJP has accepted that no brother, we won't win this time, let's try for next time. Now in election predictions, I have been right so far. This time I might be wrong but I want to predict. Hey son. Aren't you feeling tired? Let's read AlinaAnna_bluepearl's comment before moving forward. "Just a question as a Bengali, we have always heard from our parents about the tension between Bengali Muslims, Bangladeshis and Bengalis. Did you find something like that as you were traveling?" Not tension because the Bangladeshi immigrants are generally Muslims. So even if you ask someone, no one accepts it. So for me as an outsider to just even understand
26:51 whether there is tension here, all that is very difficult. But yes, I talked to many Bengalis and they openly accepted that yes brother, there is an immigration or infiltrator problem here. They accepted it in many places, you will see that in the series. Let's move from Bengal to Bihar. Another prediction that Prashant Kishor made before the Bihar election was that if the BJP and JDU government wins the Bihar elections, then Nitish Kumar will remain Chief Minister for only a few months. "Nitish Kumar's career is over. Now after November, a new person will become the Chief Minister in Bihar, bring it, let me write it down." And maybe late by a few months but it turns out Prashant Kishor was right. Nitish Kumar has announced this week that he is now going to resign from the post of Chief Minister of Bihar and now he will file a Rajya Sabha nomination.
27:37 Which obviously he will get. He has given the reason that he wanted to sit in all four houses of Parliament; Legislative Assembly, Legislative Council, he has already sat in the Lok Sabha, now he has to sit in the Rajya Sabha. People are just saying that brother, his political career which was heading towards retirement for a long time, he was not that active in politics. But Nitish Babu will no longer be the Chief Minister of Bihar. Who will be, leave me, even BJP doesn't know right now. Who knows if they shout from the PMO, who knows if they impose President's rule, or keep a new Chief Minister like Rajasthan, MP, but please don't do what happened in Delhi. Otherwise someone will ask why wasn't there development, look development is such a temperature. IQ which is our AIQ. "For more than two decades, you have continuously kept your trust and support with me."
28:22 The transition of becoming Bihar. "I will give my full cooperation and guidance in the new government that will be formed." Got it written by ChatGPT? If you have seen the Bihar For Beginners series, then everyone knew that even if Nitish Kumar became CM, it wouldn't be for long. And still people voted for Nitish Kumar. Nitish Kumar formed the government there just on his name. Like Thala (Dhoni), doing a little bit of captaincy and a little bit of batting, he directly took the cup at the end. Shruti Singh says "As someone who covered Bihar last year, what's your take on Nitish Kumar's decision to step down?" Everyone knew it was gonna happen. Not only Prashant Kishor predicted it. There are many people, many videos also came, we ourselves discussed it on the Sunday Show. That how he was not fit to run a government. I mean he was aging,
29:07 with age he started forgetting things, he would come on stage and forget things. And the hijab incident that happened, people also say that he did that thing coming into that same zone of his. Consciously, if he had been at his best, at his best health, maybe he wouldn't have done it. So he was like facing health issues that's something everyone knew and this was always coming. And friends, just for a change, I want to focus a lot on health in this video. Sometime back we made a dedicated video on cancer, if you want you can go and watch it here, one thing had emerged in it. That cancer cases in men and women are reported differently. Lung cancer cases are most prevalent in men and the biggest problem for women is overthinking. Breast cancer. Breast cancer. Breast cancer.
29:55 Family watches, otherwise I would abuse so much. A WHO report says that in 2022 about 2 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer worldwide. Which if you compare to the 90s era, meaning the older generation, those cases have increased many folds. In elderly women, about 55 plus, the cases have increased three times. And those who are aged between 20 to 55, whom you would biologically call young, even in them the cases have increased by 30%. And the problem is not just that they have increased, they will increase even more. The Lancet Oncology report says that in the coming two decades, these cases will reach 3.5 million. And obviously, if cases increase, deaths will also increase. Now I would like to take a little pause here, many people say that man, this time's news was very saddening. But what to do friend, saddening things are happening so I have to tell you.
30:41 If I just pasted everything positive positive for you, it would be validating you, not showing you the truth. Anyway, these were worldwide numbers. Breast cancer cases have increased more in Indian women. Compared to the previous generation, if they have increased three times worldwide, then in Indian women these cases have increased five times. The Indian Cancer Society says that it is so prevalent that in India, one out of every 28 women is at risk of getting breast cancer. How real the danger is, if I explain it to you in context, remember during school time when there used to be about 60 kids in a class. So out of them, if someone says to pick up two kids out of those 60, how scared would you feel that man, it could be me among them. That's exactly the risk, that any one of the women around you could be a breast cancer patient. So ladies, next time your heart hurts, it's not necessary that the cause is a boy.
31:27 You could also have cancer. By the way, men are also a type of cancer if you ask me the feminist side. What is he talking about, what is he talking about man. Now why the cases have increased, its reason is very obvious. Lifestyle changes have occurred, unhealthy diet has happened, this and that. The main point is, what is its solution? Look, with the lifestyle changes, there is no solution. Those who are going to get it will get it. What we can do is screen and detect it at an early level. And no one is telling you to directly go to a doctor. If you have the resources, get a screening done once. But doctors advise that women should do a self-examination at least once a month. Meaning is there any unusual change in your normal breasts, is there any shape difference happening, are any lumps being felt, what they call knots. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
32:14 And if possible, do get a screening done once a year. The only benefit of getting a screening is that if you are one of those who have symptoms, then there will be harm. But the earlier you detect it, In a way, it's like catching a cheating partner. You're saying that this is a gem. And you know when this was happening all week, explosions are going on throughout the Middle East, Israel, Iran, US etc. are all involved, then some people in our country are saying that it's good, at least we are safe, bombs are not falling here. So in reply to that someone says, you idiot, people sitting in buses are coming under tires, do you need a bomb to die? But I still agree with the brother that we don't need to fear war. We are dying anyway. Every week we hear from everyone that pollution is the biggest problem in India, people are dying from it. But it becomes very necessary to know
32:59 how big a problem pollution is and how many people are exactly dying. This week an annual conclave of the Center for Science and Environment took place. One thing came out in it. A keynote speaker told that in India, 2 to 3 million people lose their lives every year due to pollution. To put that into perspective, when the COVID-19 pandemic happened, its official death toll was 600,000 people. And we still remember today how many people died in it. And if you compare, compared to COVID-19, not just one or two but 16 times more people die from pollution every year. Now who saw the grass being cut in the jungle, here the second problem is that our country's population is so much that we don't understand how big a deal the death of so many people is. Let me explain this with a cricket example. We just had a Cricket World Cup final with New Zealand,
33:45 that country's population is around 5 million. Meaning the number of people breathing in that country, here they are dying just by breathing. If I explain with Delhi's example, if you have lived in Delhi for about 30 years, if you have spent your life in Delhi, then the life expectancy decreases by 11 years. Meaning you will live on an average 11 years less. And I am emphasizing on this so much because summer is coming now so you'll see no one will talk about it this much. Because the effect has lessened, right. But as soon as winter comes, the situation gets so bad in winter that in just five months there is so much pollution it equals to smoking the amount of 9000 cigarettes. Brother, we are the Vishwaguru, Germany they had to build gas chambers, we have them right here. When the Delhi CM had said... "Come at your own risk." That line wasn't just for Kunal Kamra. That was a travel advisory for Delhi in general.
34:32 And I won't stop here, I will stretch it a bit more. PM 2.5 pollution has a compounding effect. Meaning if it increases by 10% more from what it is right now, then the danger doubles. And what problems happen in the body due to so much pollution? It's a biology question, I will read and tell you. Obviously your lungs, then heart inflammation, blood clots, thrombosis, arrhyth... Arrhythmia... Damn, if I get this disease, I won't even be able to tell anyone the cause of death. But you know, we deserve it to an extent, we have voted for such people. The most sorrow is for the children. The small kids who are breathing in this air, playing, what effect it is having on their bodies they will find out after 20 years. And how many such children who are not even born yet, how much problem they will have to face
35:17 because their mother breathes in 500 AQI and messages on WhatsApp 'how important it is to become a Hindu Rashtra'. When the song said, Indians will be at the forefront, it wasn't supposed to be like this. Delhi people to Mumbai people. Your torture is my warm-up. All these things are so relatable, right. Delhi lungs have seen things, science has not documented yet. This is the problem, the problems we will have, we don't even know yet. Renaming Delhi to Indraprastha is actually a brilliant move. Once we revert to the Vedic name, we can officially tell the NGT that the 300 AQI isn't pollution, it's just the holy smoke from a city-wide havan that's burning since 10000 BCE. People have found excuses too. When I take a breath, I see a post about not taking a breath.
36:03 Sarthak Singh what is your name wow wow wow. What a thing. sarthaksingh8119 very good name. Why is renaming Kerala often seen as a symbol of cultural and heritage restoration while changing the name of any other state is dismissed as a nonsense move? Not defending anyone, just genuinely curious about why this difference in perception exists. Brother, you have asked a very smart question. Obviously because of your name. But no brother. See even if you make Kerala 'Keralam' and don't make any changes in Kerala, then in my opinion that is also just an agenda. Tomorrow in UP you change Ghaziabad to something else. So you changed the name right, but by going to Ghaziabad did the potholes on the road decrease? Did the garbage spread nearby get cleaned? If you are talking about heritage restoration,
36:48 they say right, not only the direction but you will have to change the condition too. Then you change everything. Like it's the same thing about Smart City. Faridabad is a smart city to say, but there is so much garbage spread there that an intern is coming and posting, where have we arrived here. So all these smart cities whose names have become smart, they didn't become smart just by naming them. Are we working in that direction too after that? So if you are saying that Kerala is heritage and everything else is stupidity, then no brother. If only the name is changing and the work is not changing, then Kerala is also stupidity, and along with the name if the work is also changing, then everything else is also heritage restoration. It's just as simple as that. Alright, if you look on the internet nowadays,
37:34 body standards are heard a lot. That brother a boy should look like this, tall dark handsome, a girl should be this slim weight, this feature... beauty standards. And these beauty standards nowadays have come not just in humans but in animals too. What are you talking about? Basically, there is a Camel Beauty Festival in Oman where there is a beauty competition for camels. People from deserts all over the world bring their camels, beautiful and shapely, and say look how good our camel is. That didn't sound right. But this year in this competition about 20 camels were disqualified. That no, you are beautiful but your beauty is not original. A camel's attitude is high, look. When they said it's not natural beauty, they were not being biased. They had cosmetic surgery. When the veterinary inspection was done,
38:19 it was found that some camels were given botox injections. Nose shaping was done, their lip fillers were applied. Hormonal injections were given and artificial hump inflation was done. What should I say here, I have four jokes coming to my mind out of which three are so inappropriate. It's called looksmaxxing you retards. Oho, there is even a term for this, you know it's called looksmaxxing. You will see so many guys on Instagram, all day they keep doing their chin like this Saying brother, we are looksmaxxing. Go and play cricket outside. We got Camel Beauty Shows in 2026 before GTA 6. First in my bloodline to read that sentence and as usual Modi ji in the memes. Oh my God 2026 even animals wanna be baddies. I'd like to see the before and after of the work done.
39:07 Somewhere down the line someone definitely comes who starts looking for logic in it. Now those who are saying that not 2026 brother, it has just come to your notice, in Saudi Arabia similar scandals have happened many years ago. And there too camels were disqualified for cosmetic procedures. I want a life like this, not of the camels, but of the camels' owners. Because then you don't have to think about food, kid's education, job. The biggest problem of my life is just that, oh why aren't my camel's lips big? Someone asks, is this the Middle East version of modifying your bike? I somehow want to find logic and the worst part is that I can find it. Alright, recently an alimony case came up from the Supreme Court which became news. Now why it became news, listen to the whole story first. There was a gentleman in Jharkhand,
39:52 he got married in 2002, had kids, and since 2016 he and his wife have been living separately. Earlier a divorce case was filed in which the court had said that you give a 6 lakh rupees settlement to her. And the man sold his land, arranged that money and gave it to her. So he had to sell the land to get the divorce papers. But then the wife said that this amount is not enough, you give 30 lakh rupees more and also 12000 rupees a month as maintenance. Later the court said okay brother, it will be heard, we'll make arrangements, and told the husband that you do this, give 10000 rupees a month maintenance. Then the husband's lawyer said that My Lord, we would give it, but my client should have that much. He himself doesn't earn as much as you are asking to give monthly. His salary is 9000. Rs. 325 a day. Okay, will work hard for exams, but how will I get 110 marks out of 100.
40:39 Then the court said, one second, one second. His salary is not that much? Keep the girl aside, let's bring the job into the case first. The court said now we will ask the company questions as to why are you paying so little money to this man. He went down himself and took the whole company with him. But for now, the court has reserved its order saying no, you will give 10000. How you are earning it, whether the company is giving it or not is a different matter. If I say something, it will be contempt. You might think they will let you write on social media, they are not letting it be written in children's books. Why can't she work, what do you mean she, are you a misogynist? Now whenever it comes to alimony, alimony in itself is not a wrong thing, it is a right thing, a necessary thing. Women who do not have financial independence in the Indian patriarchal system, from whom their financial independence is snatched away, so when they get divorced they should get an alimony allowance.
41:24 But there should be some logic to it too, the man is not earning 10000, you are saying she should get 10000 as her maintenance. And since my neck is again on the line let me say alimony is important. But if you don't make fun of such cases, the whole concept will become a joke. Alimony is a right, it shouldn't be made into a business. It wasn't my fault, where did I go, what I you wear, you are a rapist. Oh God again and again, every time. Alright, meanwhile this video goes viral from the Lucknow Railway Division. Where a loco pilot was demanding leave after his piles operation. You know what piles is, right? Meaning there is no need to tell. But his boss was not giving him leave, saying brother show medical documents, show medicine receipts, bring this proof, bring that proof, he said okay you want proof that I had a piles operation, you want proof right.
42:10 Look sir. Look back there sir, don't look here, look there. The government version of "Jahanpanah Tussi Great Ho". Accept the gift. You say man, what kind of behavior is this, this is not about forcibly getting attention, no brother. First he followed the whole procedure, put in a leave application, tried to take permission, yet when his leave was not approved he said okay, when you don't accept the direct evidence, then look at the proof itself. Sir is still busy reading the wedding invitation card. Take sir, take the proof, accept the offering. When I sit, the pain rises, the pain rises, I sit down. Wow. Wow my John, you nailed it. Okay I know this week's episode has become very dense but there was some positive news too.
42:57 If we talk about chess, India has also got its youngest grandmaster. 17-year-old Aarav Dengla from Mumbai has become a new chess grandmaster. At the age of 17, we were buying books, he is earning titles. Okay, listen to another new positive news. In India, the government has started a free HPV vaccination drive for girls aged 14 and above. Announced it last week so we didn't cover it, but now they have started it. Now what is this HPV vaccination? These days there are many cases of cervical cancer in women. In India alone, more than 40000 cases come every year and more than 80000 deaths happen because of this. And to prevent this very cervical cancer, the HPV vaccine is administered. Right now people get it done in an individual capacity and it used to be very expensive. A single-dose vaccine is given just once and it is more than 90% effective.
43:42 From today for the next three months the campaign will run, you can get more information about this, and if possible, if you have a young girl in your house, definitely get her this vaccine. One needle for life. Sometimes we think, what can we do as an individual for the country. If this question crosses your mind, then learn from people like Shubham Kumar. He started cleaning the Ganga Ghat in Patna all by himself. Kept doing it and inspired so many people that today hundreds of people have joined him. They conduct cleaning drives, and he has cleaned a significant portion of the Ganga Ghat in Patna. People of Patna know this. Combining packets of chips and biscuits, thermocol plates, and plastic glasses, 1.5 lakh kg of trash... They cleared 1.5 lakh kg of trash from near the Ganga Ghat. And these days, many people are conducting cleaning drives
44:29 to clear the trash people have thrown. If only people gained enough civic sense not to throw trash everywhere, then the areas cleared by cleaning drives would stay clean. Otherwise, the situation becomes terrible. The next news is from Ladakh. A very rare endangered species, the Snow Leopard, is found in Ladakh. Yes, the mountain leopard. Sightings are rare, and recently they have become an endangered species because human presence is increasing and snow is decreasing. Therefore, for the protection of the Snow Leopard, the Indian Army has signed an MOU with the Ladakh Administration. This is the first time in the world that an armed force has signed an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with a state government, stating: "We will save the local endangered species here." It’s like their own Z+ security. I think it’s the first time, but it’s a good precedent to set. There are so many border areas where
45:16 there is no civilization and the terrain is very difficult. Like the Sundarbans, where poachers kill precious wild animals; but the armed forces are present there. So, if our army and armed forces take the responsibility to protect our wildlife, what could be better than that? Tirthraj Das comments: "Sometimes I feel North-Eastern states are much better in many different ways. People are sensible, governments are accountable, but the Central Government is reluctant to address them. I don't get why." There are two more things I noticed. One is that North-Easterners are more educated. If you look at it, the literacy rate of most North-Eastern states is higher than the mainland. So, the people there will not only appear educated but also very aware.
46:01 That’s why the civic sense of the people there is also better. And specifically regarding youngsters, for some reason, I think North-Eastern people also have a better dressing sense. This is something I felt. If you are North-Eastern and watching this, let me know in the comments. Okay guys, nowadays there is one more thing: the Community Post. So you don’t just have to comment; you can also go to the community and post on my channel. Okay, starting with the next segment where we review the meme with the team. Ready? Ready. Ready. Let's go! But okay, who’s winning in the finals? What do you think? India vs. New Zealand. India, brother! The curse has to be lifted.
46:48 Look, I am on for India. My condition is that Hardik Pandya should be the Man of the Match. I'm very biased towards that guy. Secondly, I don't know why, but if not India, then my second favorite is always New Zealand or South Africa. Ah, the underdogs! Win sometime, win sometime! So for me, it's a win-win situation. If India wins, I'm happy; if New Zealand wins, I'm also happy. But the Ahmedabad curse must be lifted. Otherwise, I’ll have the stadium banned. The person whose name is on the stadium will have you picked up from your house, okay? You guys stop crying. They are done doing Sanatan Premier League. Sanatan Premier League... This was already going on. Their whole 30–40 days of Sanatan... Wait, wait, wait. What kind of fraudulent gang is this?
47:36 Oh brother! Better... oh! An even more dangerous trio than Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and Hardik Pandya, brother. Why do I feel like laughing just looking at his face? So, you feel like laughing? I feel like laughing looking at his face. It doesn't matter to him. Sinners Premier League. The most jobless person wins the trophy. God save my religion from these frauds. Government facilities for sports be like... Bro brother! When a person uses 100% of his brain. Thank you very much for giving this idea. Brother, the link for the net, please. He gives it. Those who want to play, play anywhere. It got real.
48:22 Look, it looks exactly the same. There's only a slight difference. Is it a slight difference? Yes, there's only a slight difference. There's a huge difference! This happened to me once in the fourth grade. Remember that silver paint that used to come? We used to call it Safeda. Whatever it was... I mean, the way it used to tear the skin! I applied that, let it dry completely, played Holi for two or three hours. Then I went home and showered for an hour. Brother, it didn't even reduce by 10%! I had become more silver than my own water bottle, brother. I was looking like stainless steel, brother! The teacher only recognized me because I used to top the class, so she said, "Okay, you sit down."
49:08 In the pursuit of the meme, you even flexed, huh? It topped until the third or fourth. Oh, until now? Until the fourth grade, it used to happen. What did you think? I thought you said you used to come first and then... No, no, after that I wasn't even in the top 10. Then forget about third or fourth. Comeback! Check from the bottom, from the bottom! I was that boy who... you know how suddenly there's a lot of studying and then the next year, "What happened to them?" The wind hit them there. The wind hit them. Tourists in the Middle East right now. Brother, they are running like that. Brother, a whole campaign was made, you know? Where creators were told that as soon as it happened because it’s not like there was an attack on the Burj Khalifa immediately make videos saying, "No, we are perfectly safe, this is happening everywhere."
49:56 Good marketing. And the next day, Dhruv Rathee's video came out. He was also in Dubai. Yes, he had a flight or something, so he flew off from the flight. His video came two or three days later. I’m talking about the ones who did it within two or three hours. There were some big creators too. Who? Sarthak Goswami If I did all this work, I wouldn't be begging from them. I'll fool you some day... I’ll insert a slight promotion and I won't even tell you guys. Don't subscribe. How long will I keep cutting my own pocket? We have seen poverty! How Modi ji greets foreign ministers. "Thank you so much for visiting our country. I saw your AI summit, it was really well... Galgotiya, my friend!" "Let me introduce you to our members."
50:41 "I saw your photo!" "Which photo, Mr. Modi?" He wrapped his arms around his waist. "Are you on Twitter?" "No, my friend! Epstein Files!" "She's Melanie, I think you have already met." "Meloni!" "Melania Melania." "Setting, my friend!" "Serious issue that has to be... Mr. Modi, we are not here to celebrate. USA and Iran are about to start World War 3." "People are dying, Mr. Modi, people are dying. We need India's help. The world is looking at..." "Mr. Modi?" "Bye friends! HAHAHA!" Brother! Crazy! Meme of the Week award. I’m starting it from today.
51:26 The Meme of the Week award goes to this. What acting the guy has done, brother! Oh! Accurate representation, and he added such small nuance like there was one with the Prime Minister where he was looking up, and the other gets confused about what to look at, and then the photo is taken. Then raising the hand... all of it. So, not just a random act; he put in a script and improved everything. Very nice meme. The laughter he maintained without making it cringe! Acting! He’s the one who will get the Creator Award. Hey! You rascal! You bite the hand that feeds you? Whose side is he on? No, this is science's side. Science's side. So this was this week's episode, if you liked it then like it, if you didn't like it then you can dislike it too. And yes, we have made some special emojis live for our members, so if you are a member,
52:12 you can comment with these emojis and stand out from the crowd. And the episodes of our Bengal series will start coming from this week. So, if you don't want to miss that, subscribe and hit the bell icon. With more news and entertainment, I'll see you in the next week. Until then, tata, bye-bye, shabba khair, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and share!
