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Episode Title: WARNING - You MUST HAVE '2 Number Plates' in Motor Vehicle - Tractor and Trailer, But WHY? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Indian village guys know this but urban people don't! Why Tractors and Trailers Have Separate Number Plates in India A tractor and its trailer may travel as one unit, but Indian law treats them as two separately identifiable vehicles. The tractor is the powered vehicle, with its own engine, chassis, registration certificate and number. The trailer has no engine, but it has a separate chassis and can be detached, sold or connected to another tractor. It therefore receives its own registration certificate and registration mark. Section 61 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 explicitly applies vehicle-registration provisions to trailers. It also creates an unusual display requirement: The trailer’s registration mark must be displayed on the side of the tractor pulling it. The tractor’s registration mark must be displayed on t...

Episode Title: Be Serious! Why 200 TON GOLD Of India is Lying With England? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: RBI Now Holds More Than 77% of Its Gold Reserves in India The Reserve Bank of India has reported that 77.23% of its official gold reserves were stored domestically at the end of March 2026, following a major transfer of bullion from overseas vaults. The RBI possessed 880.52 metric tonnes of gold in total. Of this: 680.05 tonnes were held inside India. 197.67 tonnes remained with the Bank of England and the Bank for International Settlements. 2.80 tonnes were maintained as gold deposits. Keeping more bullion domestically gives the central bank direct physical control and reduces overseas custody exposure during geopolitical or financial uncertainty. However, storing some gold abroad remains normal. Gold held in London and with the BIS can be traded, pledged or converted into foreign currency more quickly when international liquidity is required. Rising global g...

Episode Title: Nepal Flood & The WORLD NOW Needs ‘Survival Capsules’ #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Nepal Flood Revives Debate Over “Survival Capsules” Videos of spherical flood-and-tsunami survival capsules are circulating on social media following Nepal’s devastating August 26 flash flood. Some users claim that installing such pods in vulnerable settlements could have significantly reduced the loss of life. These capsules are watertight, buoyant shelters designed to protect several occupants when evacuation is no longer possible. They generally include impact-resistant shells, safety harnesses, air supplies and emergency provisions. A French start-up recently demonstrated a prototype intended for tsunamis and extreme flooding, while another American company has promoted similar capsules for several years. However, there is currently no verified assessment showing how many Nepal flood victims would have survived if capsules had been available. The disaster invol...

Episode Title: RIP ₹11 Lakh Gold Jewels (Rest in Peace) - Bank Locker Theft India #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Kanpur Locker Case Raises Questions Over RBI’s Compensation Limit A woman in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has alleged that jewellery worth approximately ₹50 lakh disappeared from her State Bank of India locker, renewing concerns about the safety of valuables stored in banks. Rashmi Arora, a widow, said her family had placed jewellery in a locker at SBI’s Swaroop Nagar branch. According to reports, difficulties emerged after changes connected with a bank merger, when officials allegedly told her that records did not show an active locker in her name despite locker charges continuing to be deducted. After the locker was eventually located and opened, Arora allegedly found its containers empty. Police registered an FIR against the branch manager and unidentified employees. Investigators are examining locker documents, access records, CCTV availability and the circu...

Episode Title: Dark Truth of Nepal’s Flood - TRUE REASON is Out! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Temporary River Blockage Amplified Nepal’s Deadly Flash Flood A massive ice-and-rock avalanche high in the Himalayas is believed to have temporarily blocked a river before the natural dam collapsed, unleashing the devastating flash flood that struck the Nepal–Tibet border region on August 26. Scientists say a large section of unstable glacier, rock and mountain debris fell into the upper Lhende river system. The avalanche displaced water and deposited enormous quantities of material across the river channel, creating a temporary blockage. Water continued accumulating behind this natural barrier until it could no longer withstand the pressure. When the debris dam failed, the stored water surged downstream together with mud, boulders and ice. This created a fast-moving debris flow that witnesses compared to liquid concrete. The torrent travelled through the Bhotekoshi and T...

Episode Title: This Snake Is EATING ITSELF… Here’s the Terrifying Reason #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Snake Seen Swallowing Its Own Tail in Rare Self-Cannibalism Incident A sighting of a snake biting and attempting to swallow its own tail has drawn attention online, with many viewers comparing the animal to the ancient “ouroboros” symbol. The unusual behaviour is known as autophagy, or self-cannibalism. Although rarely documented in snakes, it can occur when an animal is experiencing severe environmental or medical stress. Overheating is frequently identified as a possible trigger. Snakes are ectothermic, meaning their body temperature is largely controlled by their surroundings. If a snake becomes trapped in excessive heat without access to shade or a cooler area, its metabolism rises and its normal coordination and behaviour may be disrupted. In such a distressed state, the movement or scent of its tail may activate a feeding response. However, scientists cautio...