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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...