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In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj: India’s youth turns “cockroach” insults into a 20-million-follower meme movement bigger than BJP and Congress, the government suddenly gets scared of jokes, “Melodi diplomacy” becomes primetime national achievement, and a Norwegian journalist asks Modi basic questions only for godi media to lose its mind afterwards. Norway ranks #1 in press freedom. India ranks 157. But sure, the journalist is the problem.Become a channel member to unlock exclusive videos and member-only livestreams!Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj#CockroachJantaParty#Modi#PressFreedom#GodiMedia

Bengal delivers a shock verdict as TMC falls and BJP rises but is anything really changing? This episode of Bharat Ek Mauj takes on Mamata Banerjee’s crackdown politics, BJP’s absurd onion cures heat claims and the Great Nicobar Project, where forests are cleared and indigenous communities face displacement. Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.Become a channel member to unlock exclusive videos and member-only livestreams!#BharatEkMauj #BengalElections #IndianPolitics #HeatwaveIndia #NicobarProject

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

Ever wondered how absurd some spiritual claims can get? 😳In this video, Sanjay Raja reacts to a self-proclaimed mental health professional who says illnesses like cancer and sexuality are part of karmic lessons for families. From past-life regression to family karma theories, this is as shocking as it is ridiculous.Watch as we break down the logic (or complete lack of it) behind these bizarre claims and ask: can suffering really be a “family bonding tool”?🔹 Timestamps:0:00 – Introduction & context1:17 – Initial reactions: humor + irritation2:07 – Past life regression explained4:41 – Teaching lessons through children’s suffering?7:03 – Family constellation concepts10:33 – Karma, sexuality & twisted logic14:47 – Cancer as a family bonding tool?!20:13 – Past life healing therapies exposed⚠️ Disclaimer: This video critiques claims made by individuals and promotes scientific thinking and rationality.💬 Comment below: What’s the most ridiculous spiritual claim you’ve ever heard?

This episode of Bharat Ek Mauj breaks down how Dhurandhar Part 2 turns one of India’s most controversial economic decisions into cinematic propaganda. Demonetization was sold as a move to break the backbone of terror, yet it led to economic disruption, long ATM queues, and even deaths, while nearly all the banned cash returned to the system. Today, even government voices rarely defend it as a success, but the film attempts to rewrite that narrative with blind praise. We look at how cinema is being used to reshape public memory and turn failure into fiction.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.Become a channel member to unlock exclusive content, starting only at 79rs! #Demonetization#Dhurandhar2#IndianCinema#Propaganda#BharatEkMauj

As tensions rise between Iran, Israel, and the United States, India somehow isn’t part of the serious conversation. In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we look at how glossy photo moments featuring Narendra Modi don’t translate into real leverage, why global powers aren’t exactly waiting for New Delhi’s opinion, and how domestic media sells proximity as power while influence quietly evaporates.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.Become a channel member for weekly Zoom calls with Sanjay Rajoura!#BharatEkMauj#Modi#IndianForeignPolicy#IranIsraelWar#Geopolitics #iranvsisrael

A politician compares government policies to the birth of a son versus a daughter and the House laughs. That is where this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj begins. From casual sexism in Parliament to gang rapes, acid attacks and everyday violence, we connect how normalized misogyny in politics, Bollywood item songs and even stand-up comedy creates a culture where women are reduced to props and punchlines and real-world consequences stop shocking us.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj#MisogynyIndia#IndianPolitics#AcidAttacks#BollywoodSexism

War is often sold to us as patriotism. Governments wrap conflict in nationalism and emotion, while powerful interests quietly benefit. In this video, Sanjay Rajoura questions the business behind war, the glorification of sacrifice in films like Dhurandhar and Border 2, and recalls the story of Captain Veer Ravendra Kaura, a brave soldier of the 1971 Indo-Pak war whose reality was far more complex than cinematic heroism.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#Nationalism#War#IndianPolitics#Patriotism#PoliticalCommentary

In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, Sanjay Rajoura examines how the Prime Minister walked out of Parliament after claims of a possible attack, choosing the optics of danger over democratic accountability. While power hides behind security narratives, ordinary Indians die from contaminated water, toxic air, open pits on roads, and collapsing infrastructure. From the Yuvraj Mehta case to the recent Delhi biker who died after riding into an uncovered ditch, this episode asks a simple question. Who takes responsibility when governance fails?Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3 @sanjay_rajoura.#BharatEkMauj#IndianPolitics#Accountability#GovernanceFailure#DelhiNews#SanjayRajoura#YuvrajMehta

In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, we break down the Jeffrey Epstein scandal from A to Z — in simple language, with facts, context, and uncomfortable questions that often get buried under noise.Jeffrey Epstein was a convicted sex offender with deep connections to powerful people across politics, business, royalty, and global elites. Court documents, unsealed records, emails, and testimonies — commonly referred to as the “Epstein Files” — have named or mentioned several high-profile figures across the world.But here’s the real question this video asks:🔹 Does merely being named prove guilt? No.🔹 But when the name belongs to a Head of State, does accountability matter more? Absolutely.In India, ordinary citizens have been jailed for years:for being part of WhatsApp groupsfor tweets and social media postsfor mere association, without trialYet when powerful individuals or heads of state are named in serious international documents, questions are dismissed as “trash” or “conspiracy”.Why does the standard change?Why does power dilute accountability?And why is questioning authority treated as anti-national, while blind faith is celebrated?This video explains:• Who Jeffrey Epstein was• What the Epstein Files actually are• Why Prince Andrew lost royal titles• How global elites are named but rarely questioned• Why “naming ≠ guilt” is true — but incomplete• And how justice operates differently for the powerful and the powerlessThis is not a verdict.This is a mirror.Because democracy survives on questions — not silence.#EpsteinFiles#JeffreyEpstein#EpsteinScandal#PowerAndAccountability#DoubleStandards#SelectiveJustice#RuleOfLaw#BharatEkMauj#IndianPoliticalSatire#QuestionPower#Democracy#GlobalElite#PoliticalCommentary#FreeSpeech

In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, Sanjay Rajoura takes a sharp, satirical look at a disturbing trend in today’s India —medical colleges being shut down, education being celebrated in reverse, and superstition being promoted as wisdom.When a country starts celebrating the closure of medical colleges but invites babas and godmen to “debate” science, something is deeply wrong.From:A 14-year-old well-read child being treated as a threatTo education becoming dangerousTo faith replacing reasonTo a system where asking questions invites punishmentThis episode connects the dots between:Anti-intellectualismDecline of scientific temperCriminalisation of dissentEducation vs blind faithAnd how power survives best when citizens stop thinkingThis is not about religion.This is about what happens when education scares those in power.If you believe that questions matter, education matters, and thinking matters, this episode is for you.📢 Watch. Think. Share.Because silence is also a choice.#BharatEkMauj#SanjayRajoura#IndianEducation#AntiIntellectualism#FreeThinking#IndianPolitics#Satire#IndianDemocracy#EducationCrisis#ScientificTemper#QuestionThePower#FaithVsReason#AndhBhakti#IndiaToday

In this episode of Bharat Ek Mauj, Sanjay Rajoura and wartime journalist Saurabh Shahi break down how mainstream Indian cinema has reduced storytelling to a formula:🔴 loud background score🔴 one-dimensional villains🔴 पाकिस्तान, मुसलमान, देशद्रोही🔴 zero research, zero nuanceIs this really patriotism — or just political propaganda wrapped in cinema?We talk about:1. How films manufacture hate without openly saying it2. Why “300 crore collections” don’t mean intellectual honesty3. The danger of normalising stereotypes through entertainment4. How cinema quietly shapes consent, fear, and public opinionAnd much more…This is not about banning films.This is about thinking before clapping.👉 Watch till the end.👉 Share if this made you uncomfortable (that’s the point).👉 Comment — agree, disagree, but think.Instagram 📷: @thefourthdimension3