India is in a Climate Emergency!

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India is going through a climate crisis! In some parts, extreme heat is causing bats to drop dead and people to suffer. In Delhi, temperatures hit record highs, with devastating consequences, including the deaths from heatstroke. In other regions, like the northeast, heavy rainfall and cyclones are causing severe floods and landslides. As climate change intensifies, India faces a future of more frequent and severe heatwaves, unprecedented storms, rising sea levels, and widespread desertification. Despite the escalating dangers, the government remains largely silent, failing to address the urgent need for action. With 90% of India's population at risk, particularly the poor and those who work outdoors, the crisis is deepening, yet it barely makes headlines or political discussions. But how big is this problem and why is our government silent? Let's find out in this video.

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[mohak_mangal]

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[Nishkarrshh]

Government on religious topics🗿
Government on Environmental topics🤡

[Ayushi-yfbg]

Government in education sector 🤡
Government in environmental issues 🤡
Government in development 🤡
Government in hindu muslim 🗿
Government in corruption 🗿
Government in paper leaks🗿

[milind.]

When tribals were fighting for their water, forest and land people said they are anti development and what not. Ministers are busy filling their pockets when they should have been working with researchers, consultant, and people are busy with their lives living paycheck to paycheck. No one asking the right questions now

[syedafatima]

My cousin brother recently passed away and the reason was very shocking. He was only 15 years old and when he and his friends went out to play cricket he had a heat stroke and unfortunately lost his life. He lived in Andhra Pradesh

[daksh]

It's so unfortunate why any politician don't raise this issue as their concern?? Everyone is just ignoring this issue and blaming our fortune

[sumitjangir]

Who thinks India needs strict Environmental Laws 👍

[sudikshasharma]

It has been 41 degrees in lower Himachal and it literally makes me cry when I see wild animals struggling to survive.

[CHANDANYADAV-clgh]

Thank you Mohak for being our voice. A person died in my neighborhood from heat stroke 3 days ago. People are dying but news channels are busy in bootlicking of government.

Thank you again for being our voice

[vijayrangarajanramakrishna]

Surprisingly, Back in 2010, Chinese cities were facing heavy air pollution and criticism worldwide.. Fast forward in 2024, the air quality has improved dramatically which is quite a remarkable achievement 🙄👌👍...Indian cities please work on improving air quality for the better future of the country...It's not impossible

[Street_Dog_Pluto]

Yes Thanku Bhai For Making A Video On Climate change ❤ lots of love 🎉

[segsfault]

Mohak, I wanted to add that EVs won't solve the climate change, Public Transit will.
The more we can reduce private vehicles and increase the usage of Buses & Trains, the more it will be helpful for us!
Thanks for covering this issue, I don't want my kids to burn on this planet, We have to do something!!

[hieverything]

Kudos to the people who voted modi for religious reason. Modi who said climate change is not a thing 👍 hope you fellows are proud of your decision.

[mohamedfaizan]

Not just climate. I’m also scared for the basic necessities like water, which is getting depleted due to unregulated construction, and air, which is beyond polluted. Basics. I don’t think our children would even survive long enough to see the consequences.
Everyone thinks that people move abroad to make more money. The true reality is that they move for these basics, even if savings (after taxes) is lower than India.

[Nishkarrshh]

Earth with Humans🤡
Earth without Humans🗿

[suganyabalasubramanian]

One way to reduce urban heat island effect is planting more trees and creating green spaces in cities as buffer zones to combat the heat and pollution. But our Indian cities lack proper planning. We have a strict environmental law framework but lack the conviction to implement them. Public are to blame as well. We as humans are becoming more selfish and consume more, and we don’t hold our politicians accountable.

[Logical_Arunav]

The clip around 9:27 is heart wrenching...people in our country have this mindset - "it has not happened to us yet hence its not our problem or responsibility" That's a mindset of the world we are living in and we need to change that....No Government or monarch can change a country's future unless people want that...Then only everything will follow for a positive future!

[affiliatesumitbuddy]

Only acharya Prashant ❤ ji talking about climate change

[rohitnarendrabumb]

Everyone is complaining about climate getting worse and how it has become impossible to cope with temperature fluctuations. Nobody is ready to cut back on their consumption of fossil energy, clothes, number of houses, cars, number of two wheelers etc. As long as human greed persists nothing can be done. And planting trees is a temporary solution, we need to re-engineer our life to live on basic resources

[amitrane]

Every middle class person just dreams about 1 thing. Becoming rich and then leaving this country 😢😢