India is facing extreme heat, and a big part of the crisis comes from how we’ve planned our cities, cut down tree cover, and prioritized highways over sustainability. In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we break down how “development” is making our cities unlivable, why projects like high-speed highways come at an environmental cost, and how the privileged celebrate them while temperatures keep rising. We also talk about Raghav Chadha and the political U-turn that reflects how power often outweighs principles, and the controversy around Parvesh Verma sharing misleading images about Arvind Kejriwal’s residence. From climate to politics to misinformation, this episode connects the dots.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj #HeatwaveIndia #RaghavChadha #ArvindKejriwal #ClimateCrisis

A bill gets rejected, and suddenly it’s prime-time theatre. In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we unpack the 8:30 p.m. address that focused more on politics than policy, the strategy behind a bill wrapped in optics, the Noida workers’ protest and how demands for basic wages get reframed on TV, and the rush to label dissent as anti-national. We also look at the Nashik TCS controversy and why waiting for facts matters in a country quick to jump to conclusions.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj #IndianPolitics #PoliticalSatire #womenreservationbill #WorkersRights #Modi

The world is busy building AI that can write code, cure cancer, and advance humanity, while we are still debating whether ancient India had WiFi and taking life advice from babas with zero qualifications. In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we look at the bizarre gap between progress and blind faith, where science is optional but superstition is a lifestyle choice, and somehow this is all completely normal in new India. Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj #AI #BlindFaith #IndianPolitics #ScienceVsSuperstition