Akshat Gupta Exposed | Part 2 | Criticism of Akshat Gupta | Indian Atheist

Contribute via - himanshu.ka.lecture@ybl | ROAR Ep4 :    • Episode-4 : Rant On A Reel  | ROAR Ep-4 | ...   | Himanshu Ka Rant :    / @himanshukarant   | Chapters : 00:00 Introduction 00:37 Cosmic Sound Om 01:44 Janwar Bolte Hai 02:52 Arthaat Sahit 03:43 Aurat Word 05:07 Namaz and Pooja 05:52 Discrimination 06:33 Punarjanm 07:58 Mythology 08:37 Scientific Religion 09:22 Detachment 10:07 Triad of Curruption 12:25 Gallelio 13:30 Exaggeration 14:28 Puran 15:14 Scientific Reasoning 17:51 Mughalte 18:53 Caste System 19:54 Hindu Wave 21:01 Mansarovar 21:46 Kuldhara and Dwarka 22:35 Narmada and Shankha 25:09 Morality 26:52 Bakarbaazi 28:21 Karma 29:31 Atheist Dilemma 31:12 Hindu Rashtra 32:54 End | SOCIAL LINK ➡️ Instagram -   / himanshu_ka_lecture   | FAIR USE All clips are Criticism & Review as per Section 52 of Indian Copyright Act, 1957. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment,news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. | Legal Note: This video promotes Scientific Temperament, a Fundamental Duty under Article 51A(h) of the Indian Constitution, and the Fundamental Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression under Article 19(1)(a). It's a satirical take aimed at encouraging people to embrace Scientific Temperament, and it's not meant to disrespect any religious, regional, or social groups. However, we do want to give you a heads-up that some of the content may be a bit spicy, so viewer discretion is advised. This video contains copyrighted material that has been used in accordance with the Fair Use doctrine under section 107 of the Copyright Act. The material is used for the purposes of criticism, commentary, teaching, research, and news reporting, which are considered transformative and non-commercial uses that do not significantly harm the market value of the original work.