DDNEWS — Samachar Sign Language 20260920 110000 UTC 364 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:15] In Lucknow, at the appointment letter distribution [00:00:18] program, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that earlier there was a prevalence [00:00:22] of nepotism in the state, there was a lack [00:00:26] of opportunities and curfews used to be imposed for several months. [00:00:45] increasing public participation [00:01:01] The world saw the power of the Indian Air Force, in Meerut, the Surya [00:01:05] Kiran team showed speed, thrill, and [00:01:08] the valor of the Air Force. A confluence of patriotism and [00:01:12] thrill was seen [00:01:13] in the sky. [00:01:42] it to quickly "Goonj" (Echo) program for students is again raising questions. [00:01:45] On Saturday, Rahul Gandhi's "Goonj" program [00:01:49] in Indore is under scrutiny. The BJP alleges that [00:01:53] Rahul Gandhi mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his [00:01:56] deceased mother. Also, another person on the stage [00:01:59] also mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. When that person [00:02:03] was mocking, Rahul Gandhi was laughing. [00:02:07] The BJP alleges that during the program, a comedian [00:02:11] on stage mimicked [00:02:13] of new technologies in cancer Prime Minister Modi and mocked his deceased mother and his [00:02:16] diplomacy, at which Rahul [00:02:19] Gandhi was also seen laughing. Taking the initiative, [00:02:23] the BJP launched a widespread attack [00:02:27] on Congress and Rahul Gandhi. This is not the first time [00:02:31] and accessible treatment that Rahul Gandhi has faced such allegations. Even before this, [00:02:35] Rahul Gandhi's program has been embroiled in controversy [00:02:38] many times. [00:02:39] The [00:02:44] political controversy surrounding Congress leader and Leader of Opposition [00:02:47] in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi's "Goonj" program for students [00:02:51] on Saturday in Indore has intensified. Maharashtra Chief Minister [00:02:54] Devendra Fadnavis has taunted Rahul Gandhi, [00:02:58] saying that Rahul Gandhi, who is mimicking, [00:03:01] "I believe that Rahul Gandhi should leave the party [00:03:05] and become a stand-up comedian, [00:03:08] because he has already made his party unemployed, [00:03:12] now at least he should get [00:03:15] the job of a stand-up [00:03:19] are given permanent comedian." Rahul Gandhi, who is mimicking, I believe that [00:03:23] Rahul Gandhi should leave the party and become [00:03:26] a stand-up comedian, because [00:03:30] he has already made his party unemployed, at least he should get [00:03:34] the job of a stand-up comedian. [00:03:38] Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal has also reacted [00:03:41] sharply to Congress mocking Prime Minister Narendra [00:03:45] Modi's mother. He posted a video on X [00:03:48] and wrote, "On one side respect and [00:03:51] affection, on the other mocking an elderly [00:03:54] mother. Values are not seen from the stage, but from behavior. [00:03:58] This is the difference." [00:04:04] Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also reacted to [00:04:08] Rahul Gandhi's program and shared her [00:04:11] message on X. In her message, Delhi Chief Minister [00:04:15] Rekha Gupta wrote that by laughing at the insult [00:04:18] of his mother, Rahul Gandhi has put his political [00:04:21] values before the entire country. [00:04:24] This prince of Congress has become a victim of mental [00:04:28] bankruptcy. He has once again told [00:04:32] the entire country this himself. There can be opposition in [00:04:36] politics, there can be ideological differences, there can be sharp [00:04:40] attacks, but the Indian society can never accept [00:04:43] disrespectful comments about someone's deceased mother and [00:04:47] the politics of mockery on it. [00:04:50] Have political opposition with Honorable Prime Minister Narendra [00:04:54] today, 912 candidates Modi, ask questions, criticize him, but [00:04:57] dragging his late mother into politics and [00:05:00] laughing at insulting remarks, [00:05:03] what kind of political culture is this? Rahul Gandhi should [00:05:07] remember that a mother does not belong to any party or ideology. [00:05:10] Respect for a mother is a matter of our values. [00:05:14] The women of this country have seen this scene and Rahul Gandhi's [00:05:18] conduct. Shameful and [00:05:20] condemnable. [00:05:24] The BJP is continuously attacking the Mann government. From Fazilka, [00:05:28] the BJP's drug-free Punjab journey began. Union Minister of State [00:05:32] Arjun Ram Meghwal flagged off the journey. On this occasion, [00:05:35] a large number of party workers and people gathered. [00:05:39] The BJP has launched a campaign against drugs in Punjab. Before [00:05:43] flagging off the journey, Union Minister of State [00:05:46] Arjun Rao Meghwal and many senior [00:05:50] leaders of Punjab BJP were present on the stage. [00:05:54] The BJP emphasized [00:05:57] and awareness to make Punjab [00:06:01] drug-free. A large number of BJP [00:06:04] workers and local people participated in the rally. [00:06:08] Through this journey, awareness campaigns against [00:06:12] drugs are being conducted in different parts [00:06:15] of the state. [00:06:18] In the sky of Meerut, once again a magnificent [00:06:22] display of the power and precision of the Indian [00:06:25] Air Force was seen. On the second day of the air show, the [00:06:29] Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team performed astonishing [00:06:33] maneuvers in the sky. Nine Hawk Mk [00:06:36] 132 aircraft flew in perfect [00:06:39] formation and performed many precise [00:06:43] and challenging aerobatic maneuvers. In the air show, [00:06:46] people got to see the power of the Indian Air Force, [00:06:50] and it also had a message of inspiration for the youth. [00:06:54] In Meerut, on the second day of the Surya Kiran air show, [00:06:57] the sky echoed with the roar of the Hawk aircraft. [00:07:01] The nine aircraft of the Indian [00:07:05] Air Force's Surya Kiran Aerobatic Team [00:07:08] flew in very close formation, and the sky [00:07:11] was filled with the Air Force's [00:07:36] strength and ability. It was a great opportunity [00:07:39] to showcase the strength. The pilot of Surya Kiran [00:08:17] The Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and BJP's fair-brand leader [00:08:21] Yogi Adityanath has once again launched a scathing attack [00:08:25] on his opponents. In Lucknow, after distributing appointment [00:08:28] letters to the candidates selected by the Uttar Pradesh [00:08:32] Police Recruitment and Promotion Board, he launched a volley [00:08:35] of attacks. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath alleged [00:08:38] that before 2017, problems [00:08:41] like nepotism affected the systems [00:08:45] in the state. Earlier, [00:08:48] riots used to happen in Uttar Pradesh and curfews used to be imposed [00:08:52] for many days, which used to spoil the image of Uttar Pradesh. [00:08:55] But after 2017, the picture [00:08:59] of Uttar Pradesh changed and now Uttar Pradesh is continuously [00:09:03] progressing on the path of development. [00:09:04] Before [00:09:09] 2017, I had seen the system of Uttar [00:09:13] Pradesh very closely, and we felt [00:09:17] the despair and frustration that the youth [00:09:21] of that time faced [00:09:23] due to the discrepancies in the recruitment process. [00:09:26] But at that time, the lack [00:09:30] of political will, and [00:09:33] the prevalence of [00:09:34] nepotism [00:09:39] had gripped the entire system in such a way [00:09:42] that no one could even imagine transparency and integrity there. [00:09:46] The change that was brought in the recruitment process [00:09:50] after 2017 is the result of [00:09:53] today that more than 5 lakh youth [00:09:57] of Uttar Pradesh have got the opportunity [00:10:00] to serve within the government of Uttar [00:10:03] Pradesh, and in the same process, [00:10:07] are being selected for the posts of Sub-Inspector, Confidential or [00:10:10] Accounts or other [00:10:13] allied posts in the Uttar Pradesh [00:10:17] Police Force. I congratulate [00:10:20] all of you wholeheartedly for this. [00:10:23] We'll [00:10:38] groceries, school fees, it's all [00:10:41] done. [00:10:44] Is the budget made? Yes, if 5,000 rupees are saved, [00:10:48] buy a new sari, no, I bought one [00:10:51] last month. Not another one. [00:10:53] First make a budget, then save small [00:10:57] savings in the bank and watch your money grow. [00:11:00] Good, go ahead brother. RBI [00:11:03] says, financial wisdom, prosperous woman. We all [00:11:07] wait for the day when she goes to [00:11:10] school for the first time, when barren land will yield [00:11:14] gold, when a home will be built between bricks [00:11:17] and walls. But behind every such day is someone's [00:11:21] today, because some people don't just wait, [00:11:24] they prepare, and for the last 70 years, [00:11:28] LIC has been a part of that preparation. [00:11:31] LIC 70 years, our journey, [00:11:35] your trust. How many more innocents will you kill [00:11:38] in your revenge? [00:12:00] In Delhi, the Indian Cancer Society organized its annual [00:12:03] seminar 2026, in which important [00:12:06] issues like cancer prevention, timely diagnosis, modern [00:12:10] treatment, and providing affordable healthcare [00:12:14] services to patients were discussed. The main [00:12:17] focus of the seminar was to bring modern technology and medical [00:12:21] innovation within the reach of the common patient. [00:12:24] Experts from the medical field, healthcare [00:12:28] professionals, and representatives from various [00:12:31] fields participated in the program. Experts [00:12:34] shared their views on the possibilities [00:12:38] treatment, as well as the need to reduce the increasing [00:12:42] cost of treatment. Delhi's [00:12:44] Lieutenant Governor TS Sandhu emphasized the need for collective [00:12:48] efforts to increase awareness against cancer, early [00:12:52] detection of the disease, and providing better [00:12:56] to patients. The theme of the [00:13:00] seminar was "Bridging Innovation and [00:13:03] Affordability in Cancer Care," meaning [00:13:07] building a bridge between innovation and affordable [00:13:11] treatment in cancer care. [00:13:13] Today, [00:13:16] I came for the Indian [00:13:20] Cancer Society event. [00:13:24] I think [00:13:26] there is no doubt the work which they are [00:13:28] doing [00:13:31] and technology has moved so much ahead, [00:13:35] but affordability is also very [00:13:37] important [00:13:39] and [00:13:41] Cancer Sahyog, Cancer Society, they [00:13:45] are making that effort to ensure that [00:13:49] people have affordability, the treatment, the early [00:13:53] detection, there are... [00:14:25] In the morning, Brijesh Ganjhu was going on a [00:14:29] motorcycle with a companion from Tengra Mod towards [00:14:32] Mughal Sarai. On receiving information from an informer, [00:14:36] the Uttar Pradesh ATS tried to stop and arrest him. According [00:14:39] to the police, instead of stopping, Brijesh jumped from the vehicle [00:14:43] and started firing at the ATS team. [00:14:46] During the crossfire in retaliatory action, Brijesh was shot, [00:14:49] after which he was taken to the hospital, [00:14:53] where doctors declared him dead. [00:15:25] A reward of 5 lakh rupees was announced, meaning a total [00:15:29] of 30 lakh rupees. [00:15:30] A fast [00:15:34] BMW on Mumbai's Coastal Road [00:16:07] has taken major action. Dhaka Metropolitan Police has [00:16:11] arrested 527 people from different [00:16:14] areas in the last 24 hours. [00:16:23] Murmu is addressing the closing session of the climate [00:16:26] mobility program. We will tell you about President Droupadi Murmu's [00:16:30] address. This program is important in itself, and let's go straight [00:16:33] to the address. [00:16:35] I have personally experienced [00:21:20] the simplicity and resilience of the Minister of Works [00:21:23] and Power. I sometimes give [00:21:27] an example from my childhood, and I want [00:21:31] to repeat it today as well. My [00:21:33] father used to bring dry wood from the nearby [00:21:37] forest to cook food at home. [00:21:40] To make [00:21:44] the wood fit for burning, [00:21:46] and once it's brought home, it has to be cut. [00:21:50] Before they start cutting it, [00:21:54] they salute it. I saw it many [00:21:57] times. When I was little, a question [00:22:01] came to my mind: "This is dry. Why [00:22:04] do they salute dry wood?" One day I asked, "Father, [00:22:08] this is dry. We are going to burn it. Why [00:22:11] do you salute it?" I understood that when a living [00:22:15] tree is cut, sap comes out of it [00:22:18] and it is alive. I understood [00:22:22] that, but this dry wood, he [00:22:24] said, "No, even though it's dry today, it's still [00:22:28] useful to us, it's serving us. When it was alive, [00:22:32] it [00:22:36] was alive, it [00:22:40] was giving air, [00:22:43] it was giving us oxygen, what we call [00:22:47] 'amlajjan.' Its [00:22:50] roots, its leaves, its bark, we used [00:22:53] them as medicine. Its [00:22:57] flowers, fruits we ate. We [00:23:00] made houses from its wood. So today [00:23:04] it is old, yet it serves us. [00:23:07] That's why you can tell [00:23:10] how sensitive tribal people are [00:23:14] towards nature, towards trees and plants. [00:23:17] Trees and plants. I took the Prime Minister [00:23:21] to my village, not like, "My village [00:23:25] is very beautiful, come and see." Not like [00:23:28] that. How tribal people used to worship [00:23:31] trees and plants. Even today, we don't [00:23:35] make any idols, any temples, any photos. [00:23:39] We worship trees and plants. There is a place called Jaahira, where [00:23:42] there are many trees. We have festivals [00:23:45] throughout the year, [00:23:49] 50 festivals. Tribals also have them, [00:23:52] but they don't worship idols. Collectively, [00:23:56] in the middle of the village, [00:24:00] there is a place [00:24:02] where trees [00:24:04] are, and they salute dry trees, and at the end [00:24:08] of the village there is [00:24:10] a Jaahira. All the Santhal villages, [00:24:14] and many other tribal villages, [00:24:18] in the Scheduled List [00:24:50] need a lot of offerings, a lot of ceremonies. [00:24:54] Just a little bit of Arruva rice and a salutation. [00:24:57] Even today, they believe that. [00:25:00] So, and this is not just [00:25:04] one story. We worship what [00:25:07] we call the five elements. We don't just [00:25:10] worship trees, we also worship the earth. [00:25:13] We [00:25:15] worship mountains. Even today, our big [00:25:19] deity, Marang Buru, means [00:25:22] the biggest mountain's [00:25:25] authority. He has no name, but we worship [00:25:29] the big mountain [00:25:32] even today. [00:25:34] And we worship the earth. [00:25:38] That's why I, when I was [00:25:41] the eldest at home, I used to go [00:25:44] with my father to the land near [00:25:48] the house. [00:25:51] Before my father would plow or dig with a spade, [00:25:54] he would salute the earth. I asked him, "Why do you do [00:25:58] that?" I saw him do it many is our mother. [00:26:03] We plow on it, [00:26:05] we [00:26:12] plow on it, we dig with a spade, [00:26:15] we do it according to [00:26:18] our needs, but inside the earth there are [00:26:22] many living beings, many insects, many [00:26:26] things that live there. When we plow [00:26:29] or dig with a spade, their lives are taken. [00:26:33] So that's why I salute Mother [00:26:36] Earth and ask for forgiveness, because I use [00:26:39] it according to my needs. [00:26:42] We believe in 'live and let live.'" [00:26:45] This [00:26:54] feeling of humility is ingrained [00:26:57] in our culture. It wisely accepts [00:27:01] the fundamental relationship between humans [00:27:04] and nature. Our Vedic Rishis [00:27:07] say, sages and saints live in the jungle. [00:27:10] I [00:27:12] have been told that sages and saints [00:27:16] also talk to trees, plants, earth, [00:27:19] sky, and living beings. They [00:27:21] used to. That's why at that time a sage [00:27:25] used to say, "This is a Vedic [00:27:28] saying, 'Yatnami. [00:27:32] Kipra tadpi [00:27:35] rahto.'" It means the sage says, when [00:27:39] speaking of the earth, "Whatever I take from [00:27:42] you, I will use [00:27:45] return it." That's [00:27:48] why in the era we live [00:27:51] in today, when I was [00:27:54] little, the jungle was adjacent [00:27:56] to the village, but it's not [00:28:00] there anymore. [00:28:04] Even in those days, people used to live [00:28:07] in villages, they used to come and burn [00:28:10] wood. But today [00:28:13] we have started [00:28:15] the business of leaves [00:28:17] and wood. I think [00:28:21] we should reduce this, if we keep [00:28:25] plucking leaves repeatedly throughout [00:28:28] the year, how will the trees grow? [00:28:33] That's why if we let [00:28:37] them live, they will let us [00:28:39] live now. [00:28:43] Because if you pluck leaves all year round, how will [00:28:47] they live? Because we know [00:28:51] science, we don't know about science, [00:28:55] but we know that if these people live, [00:28:58] we will live. Because science says that leaves [00:29:01] and trees make food. So [00:29:05] if trees are constantly plucked, how will [00:29:08] they survive? [00:29:12] Today, times have changed. We [00:29:16] have gas. Even poor people [00:29:22] houses today. [00:29:26] So why are forests [00:29:27] decreasing? [00:29:30] Because... [00:30:33] There is forest land, but there is no trace [00:30:36] of forest there. There is a need [00:30:40] for forest rehabilitation. [00:30:42] The real goal of sustainable [00:30:46] rehabilitation is not just to plant trees, [00:30:49] but to re-establish a self-sufficient [00:30:52] ecosystem. Development [00:30:55] is a form of [00:30:58] advertisement.