00:00By February 2027, a Super El Niño is warning that around 450,000 people could die worldwide.
00:08According to the report, the number of deaths in India alone could reach nearly 16,000.
00:13The temperatures will rise not just to 2 degrees or 3 degrees, they will rise by 5 degrees, 8 degrees,
00:1910 degrees.
00:20And we are talking of the average rise in temperatures.
00:22The average is just the average.
00:23The spikes that you'll have, they'll exceed even 10 degrees.
00:26Everyone knows these things.
00:28No, no, no, they don't know these things.
00:29Nobody knows.
00:30Without exact data, everything is just fluff.
00:32My word versus your word.
00:33Opinions that everybody has and that nobody respects.
00:36Making fun of the greatest tragedy that this planet has ever seen.
00:41Not only just the greatest, probably the last one, the final tragedy.
00:44When this happens, it's not going to just quickly return to business as usual.
00:49But who will educate them?
00:51Leaders are not taking responsibility.
00:53Media is not taking it.
00:54You, ma'am, you will educate.
00:55Yeah, but it's the only bunch of people are here.
00:57How many people do you know of?
00:58You're holding this phone in your hand.
01:00May I ask how long is your contact list?
01:02Okay.
01:02Yeah, that's what I want to know.
01:04And that's how I too started.
01:05Today, I can have auditoriums in packed in thousands.
01:08But when I started out, there were like 5, 10, 20, 40, 50, 100.
01:12That's all.
