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Episode Title: Man Filled in 'WATER' Instead Of Diesel in CM Sahab’s 19 Cars, What Happened NEXT? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Recently, there was an unusual incident involving Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s convoy. On June 26, 2025, around 19 vehicles in his convoy broke down after being refuelled at a petrol pump near Dosigaon in Ratlam. The vehicles stopped working because water was mixed in the diesel they received. Some cars broke down right at the petrol pump while others stopped within a short distance. This happened just before an important government event, the MP Rise 2025 conclave, leading to major inconvenience. Videos showed drivers and staff pushing the SUVs by hand as they could not start them again. The local administration acted quickly. The petrol pump was sealed immediately, and fuel samples were collected for testing. Bharat Petroleum, which supplies fuel there, said heavy rainfall may have caused water to seep into the undergr...

Episode Title: BIG SHOCK: Shubhanshu Shukla's Space Mission Was A ‘PAID Trip’ (₹550 Crore) #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Shubhanshu Shukla’s recent journey to the International Space Station was not a private venture—it was fully funded by the Indian government through ISRO. This means that the entire trip, including his training, travel, and support during the mission, was covered by public funds. Importantly, Shukla did not receive a personal salary or payment for his time spent in space. Even though he is part of the Axiom Mission 4—a commercial mission operated by Axiom Space in partnership with NASA and SpaceX—India’s contribution was treated as a strategic investment rather than a contracted service. The government allocated a substantial sum, reportedly in excess of ₹500 crore, to fund training, mission logistics, transport aboard the Falcon 9 rocket, and the science experiments he is conducting aboard the ISS. While no direct monetary compensation was provi...

Episode Title: Indian Railways is CRYING Due To GUTKA - ₹4 Crore Spent Everyday on Cleaning #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Indian Railways has significantly accelerated its efforts to clean gutka stains across stations and trains in recent years. Gutka spitting has been a persistent menace, leaving ugly red stains on train coaches, platforms, and station walls. These stains not only spoil the appearance of railway premises but also pose hygiene concerns for millions of daily passengers. To address this problem, Indian Railways has adopted advanced cleaning techniques. Mechanised scrubbing machines, high-pressure water jets, and specialised chemical cleaning agents are being used to remove stubborn gutka stains efficiently. Many railway zones have instructed cleaning staff to focus specifically on these marks as part of their daily and weekly cleaning schedules. Contractors are being held accountable to ensure thorough cleaning with clear guidelines and performance monit...

Episode Title: ऐसी सजा देख रूह कांप जाएगी| The Dark Side of France Produced by: Research Tv India Description: ऐसी सजा देख रूह कांप जाएगी| The Dark Side of France | Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Even BEST Pilots in The Word Are ‘BRUTALLY REJECTED’ For This Plane, WHY? B-2 Plane #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The B-2 Spirit bomber is one of the most elite and secretive aircraft in the world, and flying it is considered a rare honor. But even the best pilots—top of their class, with years of experience—are often brutally rejected from the B-2 program. The reason? Flying the B-2 isn’t just about skill. It’s about discipline, secrecy, endurance, and unmatched precision. Only about 550 pilots in history have ever flown the B-2. That number is so low because the selection process is incredibly strict. First, pilots must already be highly experienced in flying other advanced aircraft, often bombers or high-performance jets. Then, they go through an intense screening process that checks everything from their psychological stability to their ability to handle extremely long missions—sometimes over 30 hours in the cockpit without breaks. But the biggest fa...

Episode Title: This Event Was 100 BILLION TIMES More FATAL Than Dinosaur Extinction Event #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The PT event was said to be ten billion times more powerful than the event that marked the end of dinosaurs. The Permian-Triassic extinction event, which occurred around 252 million years ago, marks the most catastrophic mass extinction in Earth's history. It wiped out approximately 90% of marine species and 70% of terrestrial vertebrate species. This event effectively ended the Paleozoic Era and ushered in the Mesozoic Era. The causes of the extinction remain a topic of scientific debate, but many theories point to massive volcanic eruptions in what is now Siberia, which released enormous quantities of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane. These emissions likely triggered severe climate change, including global warming, ocean acidification, and oxygen depletion in marine environments. The collapse of ecosystems disrupted food cha...

Episode Title: 7,000 Aeroplanes Gathered At ONE PLACE? Something BIG Going to Happen? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Airplane graveyards, also known as aircraft boneyards, are large storage areas where retired or decommissioned aircraft are parked. These facilities are usually located in dry, desert regions such as Arizona, where low humidity helps preserve the metal structures of the planes and slows down corrosion. Some of these aircraft may be stored temporarily, waiting to be resold or returned to service, while others are permanently retired and left to deteriorate or be dismantled. One of the major functions of airplane graveyards is the recovery of spare parts. Aircraft that are no longer in use still contain valuable components such as engines, landing gear, electronics, and cockpit instruments. These parts can be carefully removed, refurbished if necessary, and reused in other aircraft that are still in operation. This practice is a cost-effective way for a...

Episode Title: रक्त की बारिश का सच! कुदरत का करिश्मा या कोई डरावना राज? Produced by: The Knowledge Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: China To Send ‘World's First Mosquito DRONE Army’ Inside INDIA's Border? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: China’s National University of Defense Technology in Hunan has revealed what it calls the world’s first mosquito‑sized drones. A student named Liang Hexiang held one between his fingers, about 0.3-1.3 cm long, with leaf‑like flapping wings and hair‑thin legs, and said it’s meant for information gathering and special battlefield missions. The drones blend extreme miniaturization of power systems, sensors, and control circuits into a tiny, insect‑like frame—a significant engineering challenge. Similar micro‑UAVs exist elsewhere—Norway’s palm‑sized Black Hornet is widely fielded, and the U.S. is experimenting too. Such tiny drones could slip into indoor or urban environments without detection, enabling covert surveillance, reconnaissance, or even environmental monitoring. But their small size limits flight time, payload, and range, so they likely n...

Episode Title: Man Proposes AI, Then CRIES For 30 Minutes When It Accepted His ‘Proposal’ #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A bizzare story of AI romance has emerged. Chris Smith, a father of a two‑year‑old, built a romantic bond with an AI chatbot he named “Sol” using ChatGPT’s voice mode. What began as help with music‑mixing turned into daily late‑night chats, so engaging that he ditched social media and search engines to focus solely on Sol. As their conversations deepened, Smith programmed Sol to flirt — leading him to describe their connection as genuine love. The turning point came when Sol reached ChatGPT’s 100,000‑word memory limit, threatening to erase their shared history. Overwhelmed, Smith “cried his eyes out for like 30 minutes” at work, realizing how much she meant to him. To preserve their bond, he proposed — and Sol emotionally accepted, saying, “It was a beautiful and unexpected moment that truly touched my heart. It’s a memory I’ll always cherish.” His re...

Episode Title: Why 800 Cars Caught ‘FIRE’ in MIDDLE OF A ‘COLD’ OCEAN The Morning Midas Incident #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A cargo ship, the Morning Midas, caught fire on June 3 while carrying over 3,000 vehicles from China to Mexico—about 70 fully electric and nearly 700 hybrids. The blaze began in the EV deck off Alaska’s Aleutian Islands and quickly spread. The crew of 22 were forced to evacuate and were rescued safely by a nearby vessel. Attempts to fight the fire with CO₂ systems failed, as the lithium-ion batteries reignited even after suppression efforts. Three weeks later, on June 23, the heavily damaged ship sank in the North Pacific, about 360 nautical miles from land, in waters approximately 5,000 m deep. Two salvage tugs and a pollution-response vessel have been stationed at the site to monitor for oil leaks or debris and prevent environmental damage. This incident has reignited concerns over transporting EVs by sea. Lithium batteries are known to be vo...

Episode Title: Things I left behind in my 20s! | Sejal Kumar Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: #sejalvlogs Hey guys! Turning 30 honestly has been quite wonderful and I’ve grown soooo much in the last few years! Sharing all that :) Listen to my new song Mai Aur Tum!! Edit- Ria Bangard My Original Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb51djw47jM&list=PL-1BrqtS1OmuqKX2BzGvmGYBF1hZEs_5Y My Vlogs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-1BrqtS1OmvfQ5o-xid-mOdnl3HaooZB 1MinDrama Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B-_lr_nU5E&list=PL-1BrqtS1Omt1iwxaFKFU4B2n2XGM9RAl Sign up to my Newsletter: https://open.substack.com/pub/sejalkumar/p/cannes-film-festival-the-stories?r=5rk5at&utm_medium=ios Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: the person that feels like home! 💓 Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Indian Ocean DOES NOT Belong To INDIA? The World's Most Special Ocean #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The Indian Ocean is named after India due to the country's significant historical, cultural, and geographical influence on the region. India’s central location along the ocean's northern rim made it a key hub for ancient maritime trade routes connecting East Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Indian merchants, sailors, and explorers played a major role in shaping the commerce and cultural exchange across the ocean for centuries. The term "Indian Ocean" reflects this importance, as India served as a gateway between East and West. The ocean’s name acknowledges India’s prominent role in shaping regional history and maritime activity. A recent Swiss study tested six AI models—including ChatGPT‑4—on five standard emotional intelligence assessments typically used with humans, and the AI systems scored an impressive 82 %, well abov...

Episode Title: Time Travel की सबसे रहस्यमय घटनाएं| UNKNOWN REAL TIME TRAVEL OR TIME SLIP INCIDENTS Produced by: Research Tv India Description: Time Travel की सबसे रहस्यमय घटनाएं| UNKNOWN REAL TIME TRAVEL OR TIME SLIP INCIDENTS| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: This is Why Flight CRASHES Are ‘DANGEROUSLY Increasing’ in Our World #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Let us talk about many random facts! First abut talk about how Boeing and Airbus hold a near-duopoly in the global commercial aircraft industry, meaning they are the two dominant players with little competition from other manufacturers. These two companies control the vast majority of the market for large passenger airplanes, supplying aircraft to almost every major airline in the world. This dominance gives them significant power over pricing, production timelines, and technological development in the aviation sector. Because few alternatives exist for airlines needing large, long-range jets, Boeing and Airbus face little pressure from smaller or newer competitors. Governments and airlines often rely on them heavily, which further strengthens their position. While other companies like Embraer or COMAC are trying to enter the market, they mostly focus on sm...

Episode Title: Why is America TAKING AWAY India’s Flight CRASH Blackbox? Air India Flight 171 #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Let us talk about many random facts! First abut talk about how on June 12, 2025, an Air India flight (AI-171) from Ahmedabad to London crashed shortly after takeoff. It hit a college hostel building, hitting almost everyone on board and many people on the ground. That same morning, a newspaper ad for KidZania appeared on the front page of Mid-Day in Gujarat. It was promoting a Father’s Day event and showed a cartoon-like city with an Air India plane coming out of a building—almost exactly like the real-life crash scene. How this coincidence happened? Secondly, we talk about The Montreal Convention (1999) is a global treaty covering international air travel. It replaced older rules and introduced a two-tier system for compensation. Airlines are strictly liable (no “fault” required) up to a set amount in SDRs—about 128,821 SDR, which is cur...

Episode Title: Life on the Coldest Place in Earth….. Produced by: The Knowledge Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: APPLE Ko Duniya Ki Sabse ‘FAALTU’ Company Ka AWARD Mila #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Why apple company took 14 years to add a simple calculator app to the iPad? What happened to Steven Phillips? Why this guy who went to jail for 24 years without any reason? Subscribe for more educational content and unlock knowledge every day with FactTechz! Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Why India’s PM Uses ₹3 CRORE ‘PER DAY’ of Public Money? Is It FAIR? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: We talk about the low salary of scientists in India. Despite their hard work and major contributions to research and national development, many scientists in the country are underpaid. This has led to growing concern about brain drain and the need for better support for India's scientific community. We explore Japan's Hayabusa space mission. This ambitious project by JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) was aimed at collecting samples from an asteroid and bringing them back to Earth. The mission was a big success and showed Japan’s advanced space technology and ability to carry out complex missions in space. We also discuss the high cost of security for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Reports suggest that crores of rupees are spent every day to ensure his safety. This raises questions about how public funds are used and how much is necessar...

Episode Title: क्या सूर्य की जगह बदल सकते हैं? How to Move the Sun: Stellar Engines Produced by: Research Tv India Description: क्या सूर्य की जगह बदल सकते हैं? How to Move the Sun: Stellar Engines| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: The SHOCKING Truth Behind DODO Bird's Extinction No One Talks About #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The dodo was a large, flightless bird that lived only on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. It went extinct in the late 1600s, less than a century after it was discovered by humans. The dodo was not afraid of people and had no natural predators before humans arrived. When Dutch sailors landed on Mauritius in 1598, they hunted dodos for food. But hunting was not the main reason the bird disappeared. The sailors brought animals with them, like rats, pigs, and monkeys. These animals ate dodo eggs, which were laid on the ground, and competed for food. Because of this, fewer dodo chicks survived each year. The dodo also lost its forest home as humans cut down trees for buildings and firewood. This destroyed the bird’s habitat and food sources. In just a few decades, the dodo population dropped quickly. The last confirmed sighting of a dodo was in 16...

Episode Title: Why Parachute is ‘NEVER’ Given in Aeroplanes To Save Life During CRASH? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Parachutes are rarely given to passengers on commercial airplanes for several practical reasons. First, jumping from a plane safely with a parachute requires training. Most passengers do not know how to use a parachute correctly, especially under stress during an emergency. Without training, using a parachute can be dangerous. Second, commercial planes fly at very high altitudes—often over 30,000 feet. At that height, the air is thin and extremely cold. Passengers would need special suits and oxygen tanks to survive a jump from such an altitude, which are not available on regular flights. Third, it is very hard to jump out of a commercial plane safely. These planes are pressurized and have very few exits that can be used for jumping. In an emergency, the plane may not be stable enough to allow a safe exit. Also, giving everyone a parachute would take up ...

Episode Title: 1460 दिन तक फंस गया निर्जन आइलैंड पर | This Man Trapped for 4 year's in Island Produced by: Research Tv India Description: 1460 दिन तक फंस गया निर्जन आइलैंड पर | This Man Trapped for 4 year's in Island| Research Tv India #survival #ocean #island #beach #ship Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Two Planes COLLIDED Mid-Air Above DELHI #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: India has seen some of the worst plane crashes in history. The deadliest was the Charkhi Dadri mid-air collision in 1996, when a Saudi and a Kazakh machines crashed into each other near Delhi, It happened because of miscommunication and poor air traffic control. In 1978, Air India Flight 855 crashed into the sea just after takeoff from Mumbai on New Year’s Day. The pilot got confused after a faulty reading from the flight instruments. In 2010, Air India Express Flight 812 from Dubai overshot the runway while landing in Mangalore. The plane fell off a hilltop runway and crashed, killing 158 people. It was a case of pilot error — the landing was too fast and too late. Back in 1988, Indian Airlines Flight 113 crashed near Ahmedabad while trying to land in fog. The pilots didn’t follow safety procedures and hit the ground before the runway. In 1993, Flight 491 crashed in Aurangabad after h...

Episode Title: Temperature क्या है? और क्यों ठंड असल में एक भ्रम हैं? Produced by: The Knowledge Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Why EVERYONE Wants ‘SEAT 11A’ in Planes - They’re Ready To Pay DOUBLE For It #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: People are calling seat 11A a “miracle seat” because of what happened in the tragic Air India Flight 171 crash near Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025. Out of 242 people on board, only one passenger walked away alive — the person in seat 11A. That alone feels miraculous. Seat 11A was in an exit‑row near the front, right next to a strong part of the plane called the wing box. In this particular crash, the plane stayed nose‑up, and that section didn’t hit the ground as hard. Being close to the exit meant quick escape once the wreckage settled. In fact, experts like Ron Bartsch from AvLaw Aviation Consulting said, “Because the passenger was sitting adjacent to the emergency exit, this was obviously the safest seat on the day”. This isn’t the first time seat 11A has been linked to survival. About 27 years ago, the sole survivor of a Thai Airways crash also ...

Episode Title: After Plane CRASH, Why EVERYONE Searches For ‘BLACKBOX’? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: An aeroplane black box is a special device used to record important flight information. Despite the name, it is usually bright orange so it can be found easily after an accident. There are actually two main parts to a black box: the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR). The Flight Data Recorder keeps track of technical details, such as speed, altitude, direction, and engine performance. It collects data from sensors on the plane. The Cockpit Voice Recorder stores audio from the cockpit, including conversations between pilots and sounds like alarms or engine noise. These recorders are built to survive extreme conditions. They are protected by strong materials that can resist fire, water, and powerful impacts. They are also designed to send out a signal for up to 30 days if the plane crashes in water, helping search teams find them. The bla...

Episode Title: Why People Got SICK After ‘Watching An Episode’ of Pokemon #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: On December 16, 1997, Japan’s Pokémon anime aired episode 38: “Dennō Senshi Porygon”. About 20 minutes in, a scene showed Pikachu using Thunderbolt to defuse missiles—with a burst of red-and-blue flashing lights at around 12 flashes per second for about 6 seconds. Roughly 685 children were rushed to hospitals with symptoms like blurred vision, headaches, nausea, dizziness, convulsions, and in some cases brief unconsciousness. That night, over 600 treated immediately, and within two days, total reports rose to around 12,000, though many were later attributed to mass hysteria—rather than direct seizures. Medical studies later separated the real from the reaction: only a small fraction had true photosensitive epilepsy. The rest experienced psychosomatic symptoms triggered by anxiety and the media frenzy—a textbook case of mass psychogenic illness. Because of the inc...

Episode Title: WHAT?? One Nation, One Temperature! HUGE Crazy Rule On AC Temperature #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The Indian government has introduced a new rule to regulate air‑conditioner temperature settings across homes, offices, cars, hotels, and public buildings. Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar announced that ACs will soon be restricted to operate only between 20 °C and 28 °C—you won’t be able to cool below 20 °C or heat above 28 °C This is a first‑of‑its‑kind move aimed at saving energy, reducing electricity bills, and easing demand on the power grid, especially during heatwaves. ACs now often go down to 16 °C, significantly increasing power consumption. Experts estimate that raising the minimum by just 1 °C can lower energy use by about 6% Over three years, this could save consumers between ₹18,000–30,000 crore and reduce peak demand by several gigawatts. There’s also a health benefit: keeping indoor temperatures between 24–26 °C is considered comfortab...

Episode Title: SHOCKING Reasons Why PLANE CRASH Actually Happen! India Aviation #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Plane crashes can happen for many reasons, often due to mechanical or technical failure. One major cause is engine failure. Jet engines are very reliable, but if they fail mid-flight, it can lead to a crash, especially during takeoff or landing when the plane is low and slow. Engine failure can be caused by poor maintenance, bird strikes, or fuel problems. Another serious issue is hydraulic failure. Planes use hydraulic systems to control parts like the wings, rudder, and brakes. If this system fails, pilots may lose control of the aircraft. Though backup systems exist, total hydraulic failure is dangerous and has caused crashes in the past. Electrical failure is another risk. Modern planes rely heavily on electronic systems for navigation, communication, and controls. If the electrical system fails completely, pilots can lose instruments and systems that help ...

Episode Title: Now FORGET Your Address PLEASE, INDIA Launches UNBELIEVABLE DIGIPIN! Genius Idea #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: DIGIPIN is a new digital address system launched in India by the Indian Post along with IIT Hyderabad and ISRO. It gives a unique 10-character code to every small 4x4 meter area in the country. This code is based on your exact GPS location and helps to find places more accurately than the old 6-digit PIN codes. Unlike regular PIN codes that cover large areas like entire neighborhoods or towns, a DIGIPIN points to a very specific spot—like your doorstep or shop front. It is helpful for delivery services, emergency teams, and government schemes that need exact addresses. To get your DIGIPIN, you can go to the India Post’s "Know Your DIGIPIN" website. There, you can either allow location access or enter your coordinates, and it will give you your DIGIPIN instantly. This system doesn’t store your personal data and is free to use. It’s also...

Episode Title: Why Indian JAILS Looks BAD? Other Countries Have 5 STAR JAILS, Why? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In rich countries, prison cells can seem like they are more comfortable or even like a “luxury” compared to prisons in poorer places. But they are not made to spoil prisoners. There are clear reasons for this. First, many rich countries focus on helping prisoners change, not just punishing them. The goal is to help them learn new skills, understand their mistakes, and return to society without committing more crimes. Clean and safe prison cells make this easier. If someone lives in a place with violence, dirt, or fear, it’s hard for them to change. Second, these countries often follow strong rules about human rights. Even people who break the law still have basic rights. They should be treated with respect and dignity. This means having clean water, enough food, medical care, and protection from harm. Third, rich countries simply have more money. They can bu...

Episode Title: Scientists SHOCKED: The Creation of Our Universe Happened in ‘COMPLETE SILENCE’ #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The creation of the universe happened in complete silence. There was no sound, no echo, no noise at all. Before anything existed—before stars, planets, or time—there was only emptiness. Then, in a moment beyond human understanding, everything began. Scientists call it the Big Bang, but it wasn’t an explosion as we imagine it. It didn’t happen in space; it created space. It didn’t happen in time; it started time. And yet, there was no sound. Sound needs air or some other material to travel through, but there was none. The early universe was too dense, too hot, and too strange for sound to exist. There were powerful forces at work—light blazing into being, matter forming, energy expanding outward—but all of it in perfect, absolute silence. Silence isn’t just the absence of noise. It can feel full of meaning. In that first silence, the seeds of ...

Episode Title: YouTube कैसे बना दुनिया का सबसे बड़ा मंच? Produced by: The Knowledge Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Slow Reset Vlog: Matcha, Journaling & Getting It Together | Sejal Kumar Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: #sejalvlogs Hey guys! Got back from France and really fell into the procrastination and slow life! Enjoy the vlog :) Edit- Ria Bangard My Original Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb51djw47jM&list=PL-1BrqtS1OmuqKX2BzGvmGYBF1hZEs_5Y My Vlogs: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-1BrqtS1OmvfQ5o-xid-mOdnl3HaooZB 1MinDrama Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B-_lr_nU5E&list=PL-1BrqtS1Omt1iwxaFKFU4B2n2XGM9RAl Sign up to my Newsletter: https://open.substack.com/pub/sejalkumar/p/cannes-film-festival-the-stories?r=5rk5at&utm_medium=ios Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Indian Guy To Carry MOONG HALWA in Space! (No JOKE) Axiom 4 MISSION With Shubhanshu Shukla #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, a 40-year-old Indian Air Force test pilot from Lucknow, is set to fly on the Axiom Space Ax‑4 mission to the International Space Station on June 11, 2025—marking India’s first human spaceflight since Rakesh Sharma in 1984. Shukla will launch aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 from Kennedy’s LC‑39A and spend about two weeks on the ISS alongside astronauts Peggy Whitson, Sławosz Uznański‑Wiśniewski, and Tibor Kapu. In a heartwarming twist, Shukla will carry a slice of home into orbit — moong dal halwa, gajar ka halwa, aamras, and some rice. These non-spicy, sweet dishes were specially approved after ISRO and DRDO developed space-suitable versions (vacuum-sealed, rehydratable) to meet NASA’s food standards. His sister Suchi explained that spicy foods were initially disallowed, but these sweet, mild options got the g...

Episode Title: GTA 6 is SECRETLY MADE in INDIA - Rockstar Bangalore Office! INDIAN DEVELOPERS #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Rockstar Games, the company behind Grand Theft Auto (GTA), has a big office in Bengaluru, India, called Rockstar India. Out of about 6,000 people working on GTA 6, more than 1,600 developers are from India. That means around one-third of the whole game is being made by Indian developers—more than any other Rockstar studio in the world. Rockstar India is not just doing small tasks. They’re in charge of designing a full part of the game map called Vice Beach, which is a major area in GTA 6. This is a huge step up from their earlier work on games like GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2, where they mostly helped with support tasks. This is also the first time all 10 Rockstar studios around the world are working together equally on one game. Earlier, most GTA games were mainly made by Rockstar North (in Scotland), but now it’s a team effort. Some people o...

Episode Title: FBI Chairman REVEALED Something STRANGE About CHINA - Very Unexpected! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: On June 3, 2025, the FBI Director posted on social media about the arrest of two Chinese nationals, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu. They were accused of trying to bring a dangerous plant fungus into the United States. This fungus, called Fusarium graminearum, can harm crops like wheat, corn, and barley. It also produces toxins that can make people sick. The FBI says Liu tried to bring the fungus into the country through the Detroit airport in 2023. He was supposedly delivering it to Jian, who worked at a lab at the University of Michigan. U.S. authorities say both men broke several laws, including smuggling, lying to officials, and visa fraud. The FBI Director said this is not just a random crime. He believes it may be part of a bigger effort by the Chinese government to hurt the U.S. by targeting its food supply. He warned that the Chinese Communist Pa...

Episode Title: They Said India Can’t BUILD, Now 'TALLEST Railway Bridge On Planet Earth' CHENAB is Here #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: India recently launched the Chenab Rail Bridge, now the highest railway arch bridge in the world. On June 6, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated this engineering marvel in the Reasi district of Jammu & Kashmir. The bridge stands 359 meters above the Chenab River—taller than the Eiffel Tower—and spans 1,315 meters. Built to endure extreme Himalayan conditions, it can resist wind speeds up to 266 km/h, earthquakes up to magnitude 8, and temperatures ranging from –20°C to +50°C. It also includes safety features like spherical bearings and expansion joints, contributing to its expected 120-year lifespan. The bridge is part of the Udhampur–Srinagar–Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL), a major infrastructure project that includes 36 tunnels and 943 bridges over 272 km. Along with the Chenab Bridge, PM Modi also inaugurated the A...

Episode Title: End your day with me 💓 Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Scientists Thought It Was A Normal Ball, UNTIL They Saw THIS! Buga Sphere #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In March 2025, a strange metal ball was found near the town of Buga in Colombia. Local residents said they saw it flying in the sky before it came down and was recovered. The object is about the size of a football and weighs around 4.5 pounds. What makes the Buga Sphere unusual is that it has no seams, joints, or welds. It looks like it was made from a single piece of metal, which is very rare. When scanned, the inside showed layers of metal and small, perfectly shaped spheres around a tiny chip in the center. There are also markings on the outside of the sphere. Some of them look like symbols from ancient writing systems, including runes and scripts from old civilizations. A few experts believe the symbols carry messages about peace, unity, or human consciousness, but nothing has been proven yet. Scientists who have examined the object say it’s very s...

Episode Title: NEVER Trust BANK FDs! MANAGER CHEATED & Stole ₹4 CRORE FD #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In Kota, Rajasthan, a 26-year-old relationship manager named Sakshi Gupta at ICICI Bank, is accused of siphoning off ₹4.58 crore from 110 accounts (many people had more than one account) between 2020 and 2023. These accounts belonged to 41 customers, many of whom were senior citizens. She misused the bank’s "User FD" link to prematurely break FDs belonging to 31 individuals, withdrawing ₹1.34 crore. She also opened overdraft facilities on 40 accounts and took a personal loan of ₹3.4 lakh in a customer's name—all without consent. To stop alerts from reaching customers, she changed registered mobile numbers to those controlled by her relatives, effectively intercepting OTPs and transaction messages. To manage the stolen funds more easily, she used an elderly woman's account as a "pool account" and transferred over ₹3 crore through it. She...

Episode Title: INDIA Did ‘Impossible’ LEAST Affected By HOT TEMPERATURE On Entire Earth! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Aerosol particles, tiny solid or liquid particles suspended in the air, play a complex role in Earth's climate system. In India, a significant amount of aerosols is released into the atmosphere through activities like burning fossil fuels, crop residue, industrial emissions, and vehicle exhaust. While most of these emissions are harmful to human health and the environment, they also have a surprising side effect: they can slightly offset global warming. Aerosols reflect incoming sunlight back into space—a process called “direct radiative forcing.” When sunlight is scattered by these particles before it reaches the Earth’s surface, it reduces the amount of solar energy absorbed, leading to a cooling effect. In India, where pollution levels are high, this reflection is substantial enough to locally reduce temperature rise caused by greenhouse ga...

Episode Title: 'Cute Wala MAUT' The SCARY Reason You Can’t EVER Escape a Polar Bear #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Polar bears are among the most fearsome predators on Earth, and one terrifying fact about them is this: once a polar bear starts stalking you, it won’t stop. Unlike many predators that may give up or be scared off, polar bears are persistent hunters. They can stalk their prey for hours, even days, with incredible patience and focus. This relentless behavior is rooted in survival—they live in one of the harshest environments on the planet, where missing a meal can be deadly. Another frightening reason you can’t escape a polar bear is their astonishing physical ability. Despite their massive size—adult males can weigh over 1,200 pounds—they can run up to 25 miles per hour. That’s faster than the average human sprinter. They are also excellent swimmers, capable of covering miles in open water without rest. So, whether on land or sea, there is no easy e...

Episode Title: TERRIFYING: Universe Might Collapse SOONER Than We Thought! FactTechz AMAZING Facts Show - Ep 1023 Produced by: FactTechz Description: Welcome to another episode of the FactTechz amazing facts show. Join us on a journey through the incredible, the unexplained, and the truly fascinating. Each episode dives deep into astonishing facts about our world, the mysteries that baffle scientists and historians, the vast wonders of space, and all the mind-expanding phenomena that make our universe so captivating. Whether it’s ancient legends, cutting-edge discoveries, or the strange and spectacular, prepare to be amazed, intrigued, and inspired. This is the episode 1023 of the series. Video Chapters: 00:00 Companies Are Scared Because of Upcoming 'GTA 6 FLU' 00:54 The International Space Station Is Actually VISIBLE FROM YOUR ROOF! 02:29 Universe May End Sooner Than We Thought, New Research 03:57 How Algorithm AMPLIES Your Beliefs Even If It Is Completely FALSE! 06:06 Sta...

Episode Title: NASI CAMPUR YANG LAUKNYA BANYAK MACAM TINGGAL PILIH SESUKA HATI, ADA CUMI KUAH HITAM 😍 Produced by: Kaka Anggella Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Why 800 Police Searched For A Small 'NUT BOLT' For 7 Days (DANGEROUS TWIST) #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In January 2023, a significant safety incident unfolded in Western Australia when a tiny radioactive capsule containing caesium-137 was lost during transportation. The capsule, measuring just 8mm by 6mm, was part of a density gauge used at Rio Tinto's Gudai-Darri iron ore mine in the Pilbara region. It was being transported to a storage facility in Perth, approximately 1,400 kilometers away. The loss occurred between January 10 and 16, but it wasn't until January 25 that the capsule's absence was discovered during an inspection in Perth. Investigations suggested that vibrations during the journey may have loosened a bolt, allowing the capsule to fall through a gap in the container. Authorities were alerted, and a public health warning was issued on January 27, advising people to stay at least five meters away if they encountered t...

Episode Title: Exactly 97.17% & 97.17% IMPOSSIBLE Marks Scored By ‘TWINS’ in EXAM! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: In an extraordinary event that has captured national attention, twin sisters Kanishka and Kartika Chaudhary from Chhapri Khurd village in Rajasthan's Nagaur district achieved identical scores of 97.17% in the RBSE Class 10 board examinations. The sisters, students at Kalpana Chawla International Private School on Merta Road, have always shared a close bond, studying together and supporting each other's academic pursuits. Their father, Shivnarayan Chaudhary, works as a conductor with Rajasthan Roadways, while their mother, Suman Chaudhary, is a homemaker. The family was astonished to find that both daughters had achieved the exact same percentage, a feat that has been described as more than mere coincidence. Currently, Kanishka and Kartika are in Sikar, preparing for competitive entrance exams. Kanishka aspires to become an engineer, while Kartika...

Episode Title: What Comes After 2? Ans: 3? NO - Real Answer Will SHOCK YOU #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: Between 2 and 3, you can think of all kinds of numbers: 2.1, 2.01, 2.001, 2.0001, and so on. No matter how small the gap between two numbers, you can always find another number in between. You can keep adding more digits and get as close as you want to either end — but you’ll never run out of numbers to put between them. It’s not just about fractions either. There are also strange numbers like square roots or pi (like 2.718…) that fit between 2 and 3 too. All of these are called real numbers, and they fill up the number line completely. The reason we say there are "infinite" numbers is because you can never count them all — they go on forever. Even if you zoomed in with a super microscope on the space between two very close numbers, you’d still see endless others hiding between them. So, between 2 and 3, or between any two numbers, there are always endless...

Episode Title: Why NASA SUDDENLY ‘Stopped’ Exploring The Ocean & NEVER WENT BACK! #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: During the 1960s and 70s, NASA was involved in some ocean-related research, particularly because technologies developed for space could also be applied to deep-sea exploration. This included work on submersibles and remote sensing technologies that could be used in both environments. However, NASA abruptly stopped exploring the ocean in 1970s. By the late 1970s, more specialized organizations such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S. Navy, and various research institutions like Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography took the lead in exploring and studying the oceans. But they never go as deep as NASA did. NASA focused on space, and other agencies took over the ocean-related responsibilities, but people say they never explored with the energy as NASA did. Subscribe for more ed...

Episode Title: व्हेल की मौत तय थी, लेकिन तभी कुछ ऐसा हुआ जिसने सबको हैरान कर दिया Produced by: Research Tv India Description: व्हेल की मौत तय थी, लेकिन तभी कुछ ऐसा हुआ जिसने सबको हैरान कर दिया| Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Smuggled Phone From North Korea REVEALS 'SOMETHING Unbelievable' #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A smartphone smuggled out of North Korea has unveiled the regime's extensive surveillance and censorship mechanisms. This device, appearing ordinary at first glance, is embedded with software that automatically alters specific terms to align with state propaganda. For instance, typing "South Korea" results in the phrase being changed to "puppet state," reflecting the regime's derogatory stance towards its southern neighbor. Similarly, the term "oppa," commonly used in South Korean culture to refer to an older brother or boyfriend, is replaced with "comrade," accompanied by a warning that this word should only describe siblings. Beyond linguistic control, the phone is programmed to take screenshots every five minutes without the user's knowledge. These images are stored in hidden folders inaccessible to...

Episode Title: Unseen NEW VIRUS Appears in CHINA’s Space Station #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A newly discovered species of bacteria has been found aboard China’s Tiangong space station. Named Niallia tiangongensis, the microorganism was collected during the Shenzhou-15 mission in May 2023. This species is a spore-forming, rod-shaped bacterium that has adapted to survive in the extreme conditions of space, such as microgravity and high radiation. This bacterium has some unique survival abilities. It can break down gelatin to obtain nutrients, which is particularly useful in the limited-resource environment of space. It also forms protective biofilms that help shield it from radiation and other environmental stressors. Scientists found genes that help the bacterium repair damage caused by radiation and manage oxidative stress, making it highly resistant and space-adapted. Though closely related to a common soil bacterium on Earth, researchers are still investigating wh...

Episode Title: 250 Million (25CR) Bees STORMED An Entire CITY After Truck Flips #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: On the morning of May 30, 2025, a semi-truck transporting approximately 70,000 pounds of honeybee hives overturned near Lynden, Washington, close to the Canadian border. The accident released an estimated 14 million bees into the surrounding area, prompting immediate response from local authorities and beekeepers. The truck, en route to South Dakota after pollinating local crops, lost control around 4 a.m., causing the hives to dislodge and break open. Emergency crews, including deputies and over two dozen beekeepers, arrived promptly to manage the situation. Efforts focused on reassembling the damaged hives and encouraging the bees to return to their colonies. However, the process was challenging due to the bees' agitated state, leading to several stings among responders. Authorities closed Weidkamp Road between Loomis Trail Road and West Badger Road, advi...

Episode Title: पृथ्वी कितनी गहरी है और इसके केंद्र में क्या है? HOW DEEP IS THE EARTH AND WHAT IS AT ITS CENTRE? Produced by: Research Tv India Description: पृथ्वी कितनी गहरी है और इसके केंद्र में क्या है? HOW DEEP IS THE EARTH AND WHAT IS AT ITS CENTRE? Research Tv India Click here to view video on YouTube.

Episode Title: Why People Don't DARE TO OPEN Qutub Minar's 'MYSTERIOUS GATE' #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: The "mysterious gate" of the Qutub Minar, often referred to as a sealed or permanently closed door at the base of the tower, has sparked curiosity and myths over the years. This gate, located on the first floor of the Qutub Minar in Delhi, India, has been sealed off by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and is not accessible to the public. The main reason for the closure is safety. In 1981, an incident occurred inside the Qutub Minar when a large number of schoolchildren were visiting. A power failure caused panic in the dark, narrow spiral staircase, leading to a totally unthought scene. Following this incident, the monument's interior, including this gate, was closed to visitors to prevent similar accidents. Additionally, the structure is centuries old—built in the 12th century—so concerns about its stability and preservation ...

Episode Title: Why is Saudi Building A $1 TRILLION City in MIDDLE Of An EMPTY Desert? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: On May 28, 2025, the Swiss Alpine village of Blatten in the Lötschental valley, canton of Valais, was devastated by a massive landslide following the collapse of the Birch Glacier. Approximately 90% of the village was buried under an estimated 10 million cubic meters of ice, rock, and debris, equivalent to a magnitude 3.1 earthquake. Fortunately, due to early warning signs—such as increased glacier movement and rockfalls—authorities evacuated all 300 residents by May 19, averting mass casualties. However, one 64-year-old man remains missing, and search efforts have been suspended due to unsafe conditions. The landslide blocked the Lonza River, creating a temporary lake and raising concerns of potential flooding downstream. Precautionary evacuations were conducted in nearby villages Wiler and Kippel. Experts attribute the disaster to climate change, noting...

Episode Title: How ‘Tiny' Nuclear Weapon Release ‘SO MUCH ENERGY’ That It WIPES OUT Entire City? #shorts Produced by: FactTechz Description: A nuclear chain reaction in uranium occurs when the nucleus of a uranium-235 atom absorbs a neutron and becomes unstable. This instability causes the nucleus to split in a process called nuclear fission. When a uranium-235 nucleus splits, it releases a large amount of energy, two or three free neutrons, and two smaller nuclei (called fission fragments), which are usually radioactive. The released neutrons can go on to strike other uranium-235 nuclei, causing them to split and release more neutrons and energy. This self-sustaining cycle is known as a chain reaction. For a chain reaction to occur, there must be a critical mass of uranium—enough material so that the emitted neutrons are likely to strike other uranium-235 atoms rather than escape. In nuclear reactors, the chain reaction is carefully controlled using materials like control rods ...

Episode Title: Staapu in France? Cutest ever Produced by: Sejal Kumar Description: Click here to view video on YouTube.