Hindi → English transcript

Today, let's talk about the seven wonders of India.

Number one: AIIMS Darbhanga, Bihar.

The government was supposed to build AIIMS Darbhanga.

But our government worked hard for 11 years and built the gateway of

AIIMS Darbhanga. And don't worry, at the speed it's being built,

it will be ready in the next 100 years.

Our skeletons will be researched here.

Number two: Tadkeshwar Water Tank, Surat.

The construction cost was 210 million rupees.

This water tank bursts and collapses even before its inauguration.

And when the contractor is asked,

he says the water was anti- national.

Yes, we are 50 years behind China. But despite this, we built this with 0%

corruption. Which it couldn't bear to see,

so it collapsed to commit suicide.

Number three: Aguani- Sultanganj Bridge.

In 2014, Nitish Kumar laid its foundation stone. On which our government worked

hard for 11 years. But unfortunately, this hasn't been completed yet.

Because our government used such high- quality materials to build it,

that it collapsed three times due to strong winds.

But even after this, the government has no problem.

Because as long as taxpayers have no problem paying taxes,

the government has no problem either.

Number 4: Lucknow Krishna Nagar Flyover. Cost of construction: 74 crores.

After 75% of the project's work was completed, the

engineers realized that a building had come up right in the middle of the flyover.

And our engineers are not at fault here.

The fault lies with the common people, because when they were drawing the map,

they didn't think it necessary to visit the site.

Number 5: Mira Bhayandar Flyover.

Cost of construction: 100 crores. And this is no normal flyover.

It is a combination of engineering and divine power.

On which, if you drive at a speed of 80, you will meet Yamraj directly.

Number six: Aishbagh Bridge, Bhopal 90- degree bridge.

There was no 90- degree bridge anywhere in India.

Which is why the engineer built this.

On which, if you drive, you will meet Yamraj directly. Number seven: Andhra Pradesh

90- degree bridge.

They liked the Bhopal 90- degree bridge so much that they built another one.

That is because if someone is very lucky,

Because if someone survives one 90- degree turn,

the next two 90- degree turns will finish the job. And if…