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Episode Title: डायनासोर दोबारा धरती पर क्यों पैदा नहीं हुए? Why Did Giant Dinosaurs Exist Only Once? Produced by: Research Tv India Description: डायनासोर दोबारा धरती पर क्यों पैदा नहीं हुए? Why Did Giant Dinosaurs Exist Only Once? Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

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Episode Title: Bro.. Ram Mandir is ‘Private CHEATING Body’ Wow Wow! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Ram Mandir Donation Theft Row Renews Debate Over Transparency of Temple Trust The alleged theft of donations meant for the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya has reignited a wider debate over transparency and accountability in the management of one of India's most prominent religious trusts. The controversy began after allegations surfaced that donations offered by devotees had been misappropriated, leading to multiple arrests and an investigation by a Special Investigation Team (SIT). The Supreme Court has also stepped in, seeking status reports from both the Uttar Pradesh government and the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust while monitoring the progress of the probe. The case has also drawn attention to the legal status of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. Unlike government departments or statutory bodies, the Trust is not currently treated as a "publi...

Episode Title: Petrol Price ₹167! New Drama in Indian Petrol and Automobile World #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: ₹170 Per Litre? Why More Indians Are Talking About XP100 Petrol A premium fuel sold at select Indian fuel stations has become the centre of attention after many motorists discovered that it costs between ₹167 and ₹170 per litre—far higher than regular petrol. The fuel, known as XP100, is India's first 100-octane petrol developed by IndianOil and is now being discussed widely as motorists look for alternatives with little or no ethanol content following the nationwide rollout of E20 petrol. XP100 is designed primarily for high-performance cars and motorcycles that require higher-octane fuel for better combustion and engine performance. According to IndianOil, the fuel offers smoother acceleration, improved engine efficiency and lower engine deposits. The company also states that while ordinary petrol vehicles can use XP100 safely, the biggest performance...

Episode Title: You'll Be Shocked To Know! Printing Money Costs HUGEEE Money - ₹4,000 Cr PA in INDIA #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: India Spends Nearly ₹5,000 Crore a Year Just to Print Currency, RBI Pushes Plastic Notes to Cut Costs India's dependence on physical cash continues to come with a massive price tag. According to the Reserve Bank of India's latest annual report, the cost of printing currency notes stood at ₹4,875 crore in the 2025-26 financial year. Although this represents a decline from the previous year's expenditure of ₹6,373 crore, the figure has once again highlighted how expensive it is to keep enough banknotes in circulation across the country. The cost of printing currency is influenced by several factors, including the number of new notes required, replacement of worn-out notes, security features, specialised paper, inks and transportation. Every year, billions of damaged and soiled notes are withdrawn from circulation and replaced...

Episode Title: Why Cement Companies 'LAUGH' During Any WAR in World - Dark Business #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Delhi Metro Door Glitch Goes Viral After Train Opens Between Stations Instead of Platform Why Cement Companies Often Benefit After Wars End Whenever a major war breaks out, one industry is frequently discussed alongside defence companies: cement. While wars initially disrupt business and increase production costs, history shows that cement manufacturers often benefit during the reconstruction phase that follows the conflict. The reason is simple—rebuilding damaged cities requires enormous quantities of cement, concrete and other construction materials. Modern wars can destroy homes, bridges, highways, hospitals, schools, airports, factories and power plants. Once fighting subsides, governments and international agencies typically launch large-scale reconstruction programmes worth billions of dollars. These projects create massive demand for cemen...