Climate Change Debate | Kriti Joshi | Opposition

[@ramankyadav4989]

She has delivered a fantastic speech, her pronunciation is good and the confidence is mind blowing. She deserve a huge appreciation

[@Swadheenta06]

Yeah it was a great speech substainated with facts and nicely disseminated.

[@aloksrivastava2797]

Don't be so obsessed with a language. Better to focus on her content, her ideas

[@ramankyadav4989]

@@aloksrivastava2797 whatever language she has chossen it's good, her content became good due to her effective communication skill.

[@geetharamkumar6509]

Sorry but this is not a spell bee competition to see pronounciation or courage! Her content of climate change denial is simply stupid!

[@tushar_rawat1550]

Pronounciation part is bullshit. That implies that if her pronounciation was less of what you want will discredit her speech to appreciate it.

[@royjose4519]

What's the problem with these Indian people. She delivered a very good speech with lots of courage that most of us don't have. Give some appreciation instead of giving bad comments.

[@chandanojha2470]

Because resources used by countries like yours consume far more than us ..is it not a problem

[@Aziz0938]

Fuddu speech

[@bangmachiv]

Turns out our parents have set standards higher than yours.

[@govindgoel9913]

@Mix ideas 😂 you means in your country everyone is honest. Big lie of the year

[@sumitgautam6298]

They are jealous they can't speak fluent English.

[@PriyankaKumari-rb1vl]

Sarcasm, humor, facts, figures, pronunciation, fluency and her unwavering confidence.... What a great mixture of skills she has brought out in her speech.

[@truthspeaker5023]

With beauty!

[@loveislove2957]

10 % comments about her movement and pronunciation 90 % comments about those 10 %comments .

[@nazish9167]

😶😅😂

[@anirudh6386]

😂😂

[@ferihaemir7663]

🤣🤣

[@AmaiqEats]

0.1% comment about both.

[@Joker-r198]

🤣

[@asadwholesomememe2749]

I'm not an indian and idk her but I liked the way she delivered that speech and she deserves appreciation ❤

[@arnabchatterjee4797]

Plain Reading from a paper. Great job? U r a dumb one, too. See this , what a real debater is kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKqcpYGvpZVmg5I

[@GemsofPakistan1]

Lol

[@rahulbalaji3059]

oh wow so u need to be of the same nationality to like smne ??

[@sudhirsingh0418]

I am Indian and I give you more love ❤❤

[@Abhishekpatel-rr9qq]

👍

[@banas101]

She was speaking in the AC hall, and all of those who were clapping have ACs/heaters in their homes and they have more electricity consumption than any person from developing nations. Historically CO2 is emitted by developed nations, and now developed nations want to share the responsibility to cope up with climate change. India and other developing countries were not part of that historic emissions. Now questions arise. How many developed countries provide funds for renewable transitions? Why do developed nations have issues with India providing subsidies for solar panels? What is the per capita emission of India or any developing countries? why western or so called developed nations don't want to change their lifestyle? why are they forcing developing nations to limit their growth?

[@abcd-by2ni]

true and i am sure most of them use private cars to reach home even if their home is near from the office

[@DepresionnIzzzNotReal]

@@abcd-by2ni truth

[@user-yc6vr8vn5j]

It's because the west wants to keep the rest of the world from developing

[@ShubhamKumar-me2ub]

Brother they may be under heater not AC .. But ur comment is still relevant

[@arkakundu225]

@@abcd-by2ni dont we Indians travel in cars even if our workplace is not far away? Also, the number of vehicles sold in India is far far more than most off the Western countries; so your logic does not stand

[@dhwanibhatt9002]

i am Indian and am proud of her ... her soul choosing such responsibility is beautiful

[@karansarin1986]

Not her soul. Her conscious mind.

[@compilationstuffs9412]

Proud of her for bitching prejudices for India in British accent 🤣

[@souravhalder3082]

Europe also responsible for climate change..Why don't telling anything Europe. Narrow mindset 😡😡😡

[@youtube-admin920]

Kyo. Teri beti hai kya

[@flyingtiger741]

haha really u believe her.

[@chayanka_kaushik]

I am sure the other 3.5K (majority) likers don't have any problem with how she speaks, stands and delivers the speech. Only dumb people have concerns to these. You know there goes a saying "Empty vessels make the most noise". It takes a lot to stand there and deliver a speech written by herself. Debate is the flow of information and bring about a positive change and whether it done through reading or memorizing, same thing. Also monotonic reading is a different case. She was interacting with the audience too. And she has a British accent because she lives there. Don't criticize when you can't be close enough to her. I think she really deserves a clap.

[@singh_lki]

Was it only me who misunderstood line"close enough to her".

[@alanweiss3578]

ironically you wasted your comment defending her against invisible bogey men who you fantacize were critiquing her. the irony lies in thevfact that there isnt a single person in existence who can tell you anything at all about the weather next week, yet with precisely zero evidence given, this speaker said herself she hopes to terrify people into agreeing with a point of view she knows nothing about. but then again, this is the situation with every word and democratic parrot recites.

[@विजयशर्मा-ख8ल]

हिंदुस्तान में भाषा की बहुत बड़ी समस्या है,,, क्या हम सब पूरे भारत में एक ही भाषा लागू नहीं कर सकते ?जिससे किसी को कोई समस्या ना हो,, क्या संस्कृति भाषा हम सब के लिए ठीक नहीं रहेगी ? संस्कृति विश्व की सबसे प्राचीन और ऐसी भाषा है जिसमें कोई कमी नहीं और भले ही हिन्दी साउथ भारत को सही ना लगे लेकिन संस्कृत भाषा सबके लिए है ।। अगर हम नहीं सीख पाए तो क्या हुआ आने वाले हमारे वंश और समाज के लिए संस्कृत और सनातन ज्ञान बहुत अच्छा रहेगा ।❤️

[@neharoy1085]

@@jupitereye4322 If you're intelligent enough, why don't you attend the debate. As****le

[@angelikabenny5526]

@@SumanTiwariNamaste use suitable words

[@mdtarique9297]

Bus life me etna hi confidence chahiye ☺️ Proud of you 👍👍👍 Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@WiseTechz]

paper per likhkar koi bhi padh sakta hai

[@andul-wahid]

Zkirnaic

[@experiment3965]

@@nitesh8560 🤣

[@nitesh8560]

@@mdtarique9297 sorry bhai gusse me ulta pulta bolne laga mai sorry

[@mdtarique9297]

@@nitesh8560maaf karna Bhai Me thoda gusse me edhar udhar nikal gya...

[@NiketBahety]

Now I can see only positive comments criticising the negative comments but I cannot see any negative comments tho🤨

[@sam-ui5lc]

They probably deleted those comments

[@shabanarahmani9958]

I just saw one what are u talkin bout xD

[@ankitmahawar1380]

ikr

[@RayazAhmedLohar]

😆😆😆

[@ssroudyss9432]

Virtual signaling lol

[@atulsingh8141]

There's no denying pollution in India but a polite disagreement to her saying the sky is opaque because I personally have never seen that. Another thing is that developed nations have carelessly industrialized and emptied resources but developing nations are not that's why they're still developing. We've already chosen the environment friendly path. But I agree nothing is enough. But when I look forward to hear such debates in Oxford I am surprised to hear what I already know. People have heard the problem now they need a solution which I don't see here. Still delivery of speech and all that was good. So congratulations 🇮🇳🙏🥰

[@simblyindian]

May be she belongs to Delhi and traveled only 30% of urban polluted Indian cities. 🙄

[@thes7754]

@@simblyindian i am from Bengaluru and even i have not seen that

[@adityamukherjee7038]

@@simblyindian I'm from Kolkata which is a tier one metro city in India and I haven't seen anything to date by which I can say that the sky is opaque. The United States is by far the most polluted country in the world and India's per capita emission is less than half of that of the US so her comment was simply delusional. I have doubts if she's even been to India

[@miked5106]

Developed nations have carelessly Developed? And developing nations have not? Lol. India hasn't developed bc of their political and social structures.

[@fearlessnoob47]

@@miked5106 India hasn't developed cause India wasn't a thing till 1947. White man coming in pillaging it for everything and telling us that the social structure is the problem is a massive L for logic and rationale.

[@Shalukastylecorner]

i m struggling right now with my studies..ryt now i m doing Msc environmental sciences i was thinking to leave it..but this speech gave me some inner confidence to pusue Phd in environmental sciences..thankyou sister..you e literally making us proud:)

[@elferrari2145]

That's really sad ... Don't take it wrong but if you are finding motivation from speeches of 10 minutes to pursue a whole degree of 2 year then it's better to leave the field and do something that you are more interested in

[@rajeshbag9708]

Very good appreciation

[@sandeepsharma5527]

@@elferrari2145 hlo

[@puneetyadav9112]

wowwwwwwwwwww

[@vishalraut9303]

Climate change is next अजेंडा..😢 plZ don't claim to devloping countries 😊

[@MuskanSingh-eg8qn]

She did a great job. I remember last year when I was giving speech for the position of head girl for my school I forgot my whole speech when the whole audience was staring at me. Public speaking really sucks.

[@arnabchatterjee4797]

Great job by simply reading.

[@lime-limelight]

I gave speech in class 6 and 7 in front of whole school without without any paper and pen. But if u ask me to do now, Boy I can't even give in front of my school. I guess same the case with you :(

[@lime-limelight]

@@KMS_BISMARK nhi actually mene 8th k bad school change kiya tha new school main koi extra curricular activities nhi thi, isliye mera vo talent bekar ho gya

[@halima009]

I faced the same problem but I think we should face our fears rather than let our fear dictate us.

[@Tenchi707]

just put your kid in acting classes from a young age

[@manashpratimpathak6484]

I am an Indian and I don't know why our sky is blue 😅. By the way, I would also like to admit that this girl can speak her mother tongue very well.

[@Manish_introvert]

Bcz of light diffraction.

[@poba1863]

@@Manish_introvert 👏👏👏😁😁😁

[@nandhuisstudying.....8602]

Blue light is scattered more than the other colors because it travels as shorter waves

[@DJanahut]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYOkh4V-lLZlarM You can get your answer in this podcast

[@imonika3674]

Guys he just tried to be sarcastic ! Everyone knows basic science behind sky's blue colour 🤦 & yes I'm an Indian, we also have blue sky here. I think she considered Delhi as whole of India.

[@amdadullahraihan7694]

As a Bangladeshi, I almost cried after hearing from her that our country will be under the ocean after this century because of climate change and the people of our country are not even aware of this.

[@alphabetsim7566]

lol india and bangladesh are poor countries we dont have any contributuion in climate changes its all west lies share blame on india and she iS just a colonised person who just blame native our peopl for everything she shouLD ASK FOR LOOTED OF MONEY TO RETURN

[@Truth-lover1794]

Don't cry . There are some talks about few Indian cities too. We just have to take preventive measures. On this matter we can work together

[@barankumarmani5084]

Don't wait for a century it will be too early, maybe 25 to 40 years . Already I saw Tamil news 2 weeks back, that the east coast of tamilnadu lost some 100s of hectares of land to the bay of Bengal within 25 years. You can recognise the sign that you are going to lose your land to sea , by ground water at 10 feet depth will be salty that u can't taste.

[@rashmidaksh7445]

I was scrolling down thinking i will get some more knowledge nd see some discussion how can we attempt to sort out the climate issue, but what i m seeing is people are more concerned about her body language, her memory power instead of the issue even after hearing these many thought provoking points. U came here to judge her or for the knowledge

[@223erikwebb]

I keep searching for 2 opposing sides having an open and honest debate. All I find is Neil degrasse tyson and bill nye talking to their side. Or the other side talking denial to their side.

[@niranjanamaheswari]

I would like to give my point

[@villainthehero]

I did arrive at this video when searching for "individual debate championship", so I personally paid more attention to the presentation of the content rather than the content of her speech itself. There are far better places to look for info on climate change than debate videos on KZbin

[@kinghenry238]

@@villainthehero what would you recommend? I haven't found any good sources. She's seems to say there isn't a problem but doesn't provide much evidence for the claim.

[@manas142]

1. The west declared China and India as developed before they proceeded to trade with them. 2. The west gave away rail networks to sell cars just so it could sell oil. 3. Transition to e-means of transport is way faster in 'developing nations' the only plausible obstruction being the west. The video doesn't show both the sides of view, which would have lead to a proper perspective. Taken for its face value, its information is tardy, vague and way out-of-context.

[@bhimpokhrel4059]

She has given very wonderful presentation. Salute to this girl.

[@mragankmanitripathi3302]

I am in class 10th a 15 year old boy and recently in my school a debate was organised and the topic was "privatisation of Defence will weaken the Indian Army" and me and my team got the favour of topic( preposition of the topic) I struggled quiet a bit to understand the topic but after thoroughly studying it, I finally understood it and won the debate and also won the best debater award.

[@DepresionnIzzzNotReal]

Woah congrats 👏 💖

[@vishaldas5692]

Congratulations

[@mragankmanitripathi3302]

@@vishaldas5692 thank you for appreciating 😊

[@infurnusxyz2084]

Which school u are in bro?

[@mragankmanitripathi3302]

@@infurnusxyz2084 I study in a missionary School which was built in 1800s

[@shubhamjoshi6160]

She delivered it so nicely we all should appreciate her

[@rajatchaudhary5497]

just reading..baseless data

[@shubhamjoshi6160]

@@rajatchaudhary5497 And what r u doing? just spreading some baseless shit over the KZbin Svataḥcē kāma karā .

[@kalidas.m687]

When she is reading , her notes is good not her delivery for your information.

[@shubhamjoshi6160]

@@kalidas.m687 well u can keep your information to yourself I found it amazing and it is what it is.

[@brotop3115]

Can't she just stand still? So annoying... And it's not a speech, it's sheer reading.

[@abhishekupman7947]

Whole Conclusion is in one line.. "Climate is global problem and hence it is a global duty" Beside that developed nation must set an example. Better late than never.

[@bongoviewwithjit]

Respect mam! You have really made the whole India proud by giving such an incredible speech.

[@niks1729]

she mentioned developing nations . Developed nations are the reason we have reached a position where climate change has become a global threat

[@Macheako]

Lawl silly minorities

[@paridhibhatnagar1557]

She was more focused on preventive measures

[@rautdhaval05]

You are Right Nikhil

[@rautdhaval05]

All MNC companies are highly in manufacturing in Asian and African nations and polluting the environment why? Because the environmental laws are bended and corruption is at hike.

[@unfiltered_jivan]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKKYaWhtaKtnqqc

[@deepaksingh-ys4jq]

I am watching this video on the world environment day and the way she delivered the speech was mind blowing she raised impact of climate change in our earth so we should try to take care of our earth

[@user_suwjhwhqjakoaoq]

And I'm watching exactly a year later on the same day 😁

[@compilationstuffs9412]

What she did was just bitching about India and bootlicking gora saheb

[@MohdUmair-xc3nj]

That's truly fascinating 💖! It has indeed broadened my perspective of seeing the linkage between the problems related to climate change in developing countries and their horrible colonial pasts ⚡. Keep up the good work 👏🙌🏻

[@prashantshandilya7705]

I just love the confidence ❤ and Courage ❤ of the girl to speak loudly and talk about the issues she deserves appreciation ❤.

[@kunalmahajan9489]

I can relate to this girl. Last year when I gave my presentation at Institute, some said I gave mind-blowing facts and envied my speaking skills. While some criticized me saying I was using too much hand gestures and body language like I'm dancing. I ain't minded them but I just think I can give a better knowledge with gestures and motions. It's like we're picturing something and bringing in front with gestures.

[@BruhGuyy]

yes actually I have faced some similar comments as I usually fail to keep control of my hand gestures and my body is out of my attention during my speeches. But the people who are actually concerned and desirous to hear us would listen to our content and would put lesser attention to where our body is moving. Her content was undeniably amazing and all the criticism she is being showered with blur out behind our appreciations and her speaking skills.

[@neerjadixit05]

something similar happened with me few weeks ago when I was preparing for a debate and my teachers asked me to lock my hands and speak.... ohh god how difficult it was to speak without gesturing for particular lines. 😶

[@befilmy1755]

Me too😁

[@cashmoney2159]

Merko bolta sir haath hilao mene hilaye aur me haar gya competition 🤣

[@charnjitsingh3365]

@@cashmoney2159 learn hand gesture technique you can even learn on KZbin

[@Yogsh08]

Thanks for making us to feel proud to say that you delivered not a speech even in front of high authorities all necessary issues facing all over world now days absolutely informative way to explain by you..fluency of english is extraordinary...

[@bhaveekjain4246]

At first I thought she was saying there's nothing like climate change 😅, then it became clear and she gave a good speech

[@charnjitsingh3365]

haha where

[@subuhasee5101]

Gaveagoodsmoulana

[@raghavkaushal7561]

Never Underestimate the power of dumb people in large Groups. ~George Carlin

[@narendragupta4970]

What do you want to say about this debate

[@sachiv_ji]

Ha tu bharva h.. ~ Anonymous

[@nirbhaynandan72]

@@sachiv_ji never estimate the dumbness of Intelligent people in a large group- N k nandan. Intelligent people makes simplest problem hard and then they try to solve it and then chest thumping awards prizzes. what not!!

[@Mrkti]

Like someone quoting George Carlin as if he is a philosopher, to insult loads of people he hasn't met because he'll get likes on youtube?

[@Metaphor_5]

Abe oo chutiya Tera pura khandan hi aisa hai kya

[@bharatwasi6392]

she delivered her speech in fantastic way and the most attractive line i found was the comparison between earth and vens that how she explained it in context of carbon dioxide.sister,best of luck for future

[@akdev9657]

She know how to Elaborate or Explain CSE Question paper 😅 Best wishes for her future

[@nurhusna1407]

When my teacher told me to stop reading the text, I will show her this video.

[@shubhamchandrakant3144]

It’s was good. It’s my dream to stand over there one day. You did great.

[@suyashprakash]

Do something for the nation instead. One should not identify his standards orating in big halls.

@@suyashprakash It's a good goal to have and he can do whatever the fuck he wants.

[@revenant8061]

@@suyashprakash reservation in india is stopping intelligent people

[@soullessbody7924]

@@revenant8061 the top student is always at top! The reservation is an excuse! Black people get reservation(affirmative action) in America, but that never suppressed white people from growing! Reservation is just an excuse for lazy and less hard working people! Look at the people sitting in higher positions of governmental authorities of India it's all upper caste people! So it's not about reservation but talent

[@revenant8061]

@@soullessbody7924 it's not an excuse, my brother missed by one mark for iit bombay, whereas, his reserved friend who scored lesser marks got into iit bombay. Moreover, it's about how your perspective is.

[@MDIMRAN-dn1zi]

I am proud to have such talents like her from my country. Love from India ❤️

[@MDIMRAN-dn1zi]

@@liamloxley1222 The origin sir

[@simona4315]

Overcomplicating the solution. It's easy: Reduce or eliminate meat consumption Reduce fossil fuels usage Plants millions of 🌲 trees

[@johnjoe9754]

1. Would reduce the population who cannot afford to buy plant-based food through either violence (from those who rebel against such imposing laws) or starvation. 2.Would reduce the population who rely on the energy obtained from fossil fuels and prevent the industrialisation of third world nations, thus resulting in starvation or declarations of war on the imposing first world nation. 3. Would reduce the population as land is needed for homes and that land will be taken from the poor first before it will be taken from the rich.

[@tanmaybhatt6980]

The whole point was that everybody knows what to do and still discuss it.! But It should be about how to do it. And that developed countries need to realize that they need to support developing countries in implementing the things that you mentioned.

[@24killsequalMOAB]

1. For optimized health, humans need meat. 2. Only if Nuclear is promoted.

[@naifayasmin8259]

@@johnjoe9754 yes! to add on your 3rd point, Planting tress without constant monitoring may be proven to be futile. If you only plant the tree in this random plane that hasn't had anything planted on it for years, you might have to question how fertile the dirt is, the microorganism that lives in it rn, how much water is in the dirt, whether the tree will have a bad affect on the surrounding ecosystem or even consider whether the tree is suited for the climate. There's so much that goes in to it and the amount of manpower, dedication, considerations and money is not something we can just ignore. Even so, after the trees are planted, greedy people might see this and undo the amount effort by simply burning or cutting down the trees for wood.

[@alongtheuniverse8725]

Her whole work is appreciating. But as she said, the sky in India is brown or particularly grey ... It is about those large polluted cities... like New Delhi[ as I saw in pics]; But allover India is not that much polluted as per percentage of area... right?

[@trickygoon3842]

Yeah, it's critical around Delhi and NCR region majorly.

[@lime-limelight]

Here, it's blue and the girl has good reading skills

[@NoobieToob]

I actually went to a different part of India and the sky was still gray and opaque. It was raining though so that might have had something to do with it.

[@nupurswati]

she must be living in delhi

[@YouTuber-2077]

@@NoobieToob come here in Arunachal Pradesh , india .You will love the air around here .

[@Ansh-mk7zh]

India has shown the world, we are leading from the front, we have formed International Solar Alliance, we have given the world Panchamrit(by our PM in the latest COP26) we are the only developing country to fulfill the targets of Paris Climate Accords efficiently, we have given to ourselves ambitious targets... Moreover leave the historical emissions done by the West, our per capita emissions is still one of the lowest in the world... The developed nations never delivered on their promise to provide financial and technical assistance to developing nations(agreed upon in the Paris Climate Accord), we still don't complain and we have still set an ambitious target of attaining net zero emissions.. except for few Polluted towns the sky in India is still blue and clear, as per the latest report our forest cover has increased, we have focused on electric vehicles inspite of our financial barriers... It's easy to target your home country standing in the Oxford, the real challenge is to stand United and fight against the evil Climate Change and,... And her speech was just fantastic

[@AkshaySvar]

Very powerful and truthful speech.May God bless you sister.💐

[@gurujibbk6795]

Right

[@jaishreeramjaishreeram8414]

Aap hindi mai bta skte ho sahi se smjh ni aaya

[@neatgamingpixel8962]

As an Indian , I want to say on behalf of all developing countries , we are just paying for what western developed countries did 200 years ago , it's them that they are responsible for global warming , through the industrial revolution they have augmented the world's economic in their country , now when developing countries are on wave to have industrial or manufacturing revolution , they are forced down to come down , no we will not step down untill you all western countries provide us sufficient funds and technology to help us . You all bear a responsiblilty to help.

[@Thaddeus28]

hey.... life is a bitch... then the planet warms!

[@nageshtrivedi9345]

Blaming developing nations! 😂

[@meghadreedas4471]

Mam, thank you. Got to know a lot. You just awed me by the precision of your points.

[@KaranSingh-yd2ls]

Why is everyone's mind blown by "the way she delivered the speech"? She was interacting with only her papers all the time.

[@The_neophyte]

Finally got someone who have the same query as me 🫨

[@DeepakYadav-qw1om]

4:35 As Indian I never saw my sky is brown it's beautiful pure seems untouched.The brown sky may be seen in Delhi and NCR, western U.P and some parts of the states near the Delhi. I am not favouring pollution but the Whole India isn't polluted and I'm not waiting for it😄.Although we have to tackle the pollution in India where it is.

[@tanushkaverma1912]

I agree

[@polytikal]

Habibi come to Up

[@sourabhbohra1716]

You missed the whole point bruh

[@ganiti_314]

Delhi?

[@adityasingh3963]

It's not brown but she said it's grey and that's true. Other countries have a very bright blue colour sky. You can open your Google maps and compare street views from India and other developed or even developing countries in south East Asia.

[@lograth]

The girl in white dress got a shock when she said the name "Shashi Tharoor" at 1:37

[@vornicasingh2608]

Lol yes!

[@Parth-fb2es]

Who is She?

[@mahmudulhassan8925]

She has delivered a fantastic speech... Her production is very good...and the confidence is mind blowing 😊

[@seanpavich3445]

Her accent Is amazing

[@ayanokoji5594]

Her accent reeks of British accent which sucks......

[@kaushikisingh1547]

Why she is reading from page???but atleast she got opportunity to speak up in such place where i am just watching so i am glad and congratulate her for presenting india 👌👌👍👍👏👏

[@compilationstuffs9412]

Yeah presenting India in a bad way

[@funschool9553]

This is not a debate this is speech.

[@OmpratapSingh-v9j]

Yeah

[@KB-dt5vz]

My school's topics for debates are: White chocolate or dark chocolate Tissues end should be up/below Brush-floss / floss-brush

[@jeevangowda6594]

Exactly 😂😂

[@divyanshukumar8557]

i had a good laugh for 5 min reading ur comment. meanwhile in my country, some font benchers will pick up some advance phd level topic and teacher will have to give medals to random font benchers over their content from god knows where.

[@yashrathore3609]

I love to see many scholars in the comment section, commenting on her with thier Intensive research.

[@joepublic3933]

Great isn't it? The number of people who say "this isn't a debate- she's just reading notes!" They've obviously gone a long way these scholars.... not far enough though to understand that before having a debate, someone needs to say something to debate about! They must think a debate is just people shouting at each other at the same time. Then again, this is understandable, as it's what is often shown on TV, especially when it comes to politics!

[@Shivangidwivedi8957_]

The way of her delievery and the pre informations she gathered for that is so precise and excellent ❤.... those who are in against of the minor discrepancies will not be able to write even 2 pages on that ( IF YOU CAN'T SAY GOOD SAY NOTHING)

[@raunakjoshi2588]

She articulated her ideas so precisely & perfectly.

[@apopj5322]

"Earth and Venus... essentially the same distance from the sun" the difference is about 42 MiLIi0n km...

[@kinghenry238]

Ya.... Kinda hard to take her seriously after hearing that

[@lolubom6721]

Ya I also noticed this

[@abstractsiddharth]

The point was that Mercury, despite being closer to the sun is 3 times cooler than venus because CO2 in Venus's atmosphere exceeds that of Mercury.(gases like CO2,CH4 etc are greenhouse gases that trap heat energy of the sun leading to global warming).She is pointing towards the change of balance that our unbridled growth is bringing about where most of the CO2 already sequestered beneath the ground is being released back into the atmosphere.

[@mysteriousplanet7384]

it's not about what is placed far from the sun...its the uniquue feature every planet has..mercury doesnt have green house gases like co2 ch4..but venus has co2 and ch4 content greater than the earth so that makes the hottest planet..venus cant have a change as its their feature but if i talk about earth the % of co2 rising is man made

[@shubhamlale5946]

I was searching for this comment

[@amardeep7519]

She said many things awosem but I realise that she is targeting Asian countries that only developing countries are polluting the environment like india. But again many things she said that was mind-blowing.👍👍

[@ShubhamSingh-lk1dd]

Bcz its a dibate and she is speaking for env. Policies and fastest economies are from asia.

[@Rajmayank24]

Bro do some research even the nuts and bolt for US and Europe is manufactured by Asian countries....so its obious that it will pollute most.

[@mdasikkhan1610]

I like how they even need to debate about something that is like a freaking common sense

[@barunjena6171]

0:43 the lady in the white dress is like:"let me cut 5 marks for the statement that the earth and the venus are exactly the same distance from the sun" lmao

[@mohammedrafi6663]

I think you should watch it again. I didn't heard exactly word when she referred to distance. This video is not for finding mistakes.

[@steveaustin6608]

@@mohammedrafi6663 dude, you can't debate with wrong facts....lol

[@mohammedrafi6663]

@@steveaustin6608 still she didn't said Venus and Earth have same exact same distance from sun.

[@steveaustin6608]

@@mohammedrafi6663 yes she didn't say exactly but she said "essentially the same distance" which is still so wrong and can't be ignored.

[@CocoMundu]

50° C average temp on earth is also wrong

[@neetaspirant2025]

Most of us Indian just appreciate her just because of her indian nationality , most of us have not even heard what she said 😅

[@rojitabehera2705]

😅

[@lukeattheocean]

typical Indian comments floods like Mississippi. well I'm not Indian, but daym guys, can't you appreciate the research she has done? I mean, come on. Reading skills shenanigans? really? don't you have anything else to comment on?

[@Nobodyxu987ui]

Lol her points can be argued but can her body language be spared?

[@perspectiveswithjonah1054]

Pahahahaha. Exactly. Dude India isn't going to solve any of its climate issues with 1 billion of these species populating the country. Look at all the comments. 5% talk about the actual issue of climate change while the remaining 95% is worried about the fact that she didnt memorize all the facts or her body language. I have immature kids in my country. And I'm sad.

[@deepanshukaulphilip5676]

@@perspectiveswithjonah1054 I am an Indian and I have to agree.

[@yashika2701]

I do agree with you as an Indian...they need to think about the climate change rather than checking her reading skills

[@panchamverma3051]

I agree ✋

[@white-mb8qv]

She turns out to be a good one...and its really an eye opener....but , when I scrolled down the comments , I saw some,.negetive comments ...and trust me....those people are depressed....#think always the positive and half ur problems are solved

[@shagunmohta5994]

Ikr...some indians r busy trolling others and they re so rude...i mean such toxic ppl dont even know a shit about their own country !

[@white-mb8qv]

@Purva P ok ....I value ur views...thanks for the reply...😍

[@steveaustin6608]

@@shagunmohta5994 people just can't handle criticism in 2020...lol

[@devasispatel6453]

Problem is that Indian population listening to this speech are only fascinated by her presentation skills not by what she demanded for .. Its unfortunate that no one is talking out real global concern climate change and affects

[@RamCharan-kb2cm]

Great country great indian ❤️ proud Indian

[@sahiljoshi7337]

I think you are very informative but solutions on this subject must be answered at greater length. Thanks.

[@nashp1972]

Very well delivered and moves quickly across the cogent points

[@MrStoryteller_me]

“Hey, Fox News, if you don’t think climate change is a threat, I dare you to interview the thousands of homeless people in Bangladesh.” "Because when you were sitting in your penthouse nestle, Their homes were literally washed away beneath their feet due to the rising sea level"

[@Mcali1984]

Talk about a waste of a story.

[@24killsequalMOAB]

It's not the climate that's the problem vut lack of development

[@jeffgold3091]

and the 500,000 who died there in the typhoon of 1970 when the world climate was cooling , likely because of aerosol pollution .

[@Fahad2k1]

@@24killsequalMOAB There not so much cyclones in the last decades compared to this one. You don't live on these countries. Stop spouting nonsense. You should focus on the human rights of minority in you country

[@PoonamSingh-yo8gb]

Omg! All the while I was thinking where have I seen this before just then she mentioned how shashi tharoor delivered a debate there before

[@ip3931]

Wonderful!

[@kayb8318]

Climate change is a natural occurring process that is clearly apparent in the studies of historical climate accounts. This, ofcourse, does not mean that our contribution to environmental pollution has not accelerated and exasperated this process. Let us, as a society, not be polarised in approaching such a challenge. Rather, let's be united in achieving feasible strategies to counteract our own carbon footprints, individually and collectively.

[@financialanalyst1111]

Okay, i agree with you, 1.Nuclear energy (Uranium, Thorium) is the better solution here, but Creating Powerplant and maintaining is not piece of cake for 3rd world countries, instead they use Coal excessively, they are using so much compared to great industrial revolution era. I live in western ghats of South India, Tempareture is 22-28 °C which is perfect, but compared to 2013, now we have the same temperature, but from Jan to July, we are facing the worst heat wave. Feels like sitting in the oven.

[@rohinichaurasiya2977]

They both are debating on climate change this is the matter of concern to us but nothing has improved yet in the environment. We are still dynamic to polluting our healthy environment. We aren't aware for it. And I appreciate to her courage..

[@sakulya]

Who is from India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@ranganaa]

Great research! I appreciate her efforts

[@arnabchatterjee4797]

Reading 'research' from a paper. Great job? U r a dumb one, too. See this , what a real debater is kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKqcpYGvpZVmg5I

[@polytikal]

Bahut mehnat lagi 😂

[@Fahad2k1]

What did you expect her to do before coming for a speech in Oxford?

[@niakeys7953]

Very smart intelligent and presentable young lady, I hope she goes far.

[@RocíoMedina-p5n]

Respect mam! You have really made the whole India proud by giving such an incredible speech.

[@anamkhancatlover]

There are many peoples in india who can speaks really well

[@siddharthsingh5169]

wow ! what a speech of this young lady

[@mansishirode9907]

Well said ❤

[@romeoakbarwalter8630]

Beautiful, sweet and confident... Kriti ❤😘😘😘😘

[@cricksteer17]

Moral of speech : we have been committing crime since long but you can not because it's against humanity

[@RazaAbbas-l2e]

Very welldone, LOTS OF LOVE AND ARECIATION FROM PAKISTAN

[@krishnabirla16]

"Earth and Venus **essentially** the same distance from the Sun" ??!!

[@iminalert9289]

There might be some point in the orbit of both planets where there distance is *essentially* the same from the sun

[@krishnabirla16]

@@iminalert9289 Earth's minimum distance from the Sun is 147 MKm and Venus's maximum distance from the Sun is 112 MKm.

[@iminalert9289]

@@krishnabirla16 that's a bummer . She messed up pretty bad

[@harsharya545]

Essentially it is

[@subrajotipaul3471]

When you don't understand what she is saying, then just comment on her body language and reading,etc. As it will make you feel a little less insecure 😆😆😆Take notes

[@Sschub529]

She has delivered a fantastic speech

[@munathapa6768]

if only i could read as fluently as her, my life would have been heaven. Well, i don't have any problems with English but if i read as fast as she does, i make a 1000mistakes while she makes none. Wonderful!

[@anoopm2022]

Talk to people, have conversation ur English will develop

[@munathapa6768]

@@anoopm2022 thanks for the advice👍👍

[@iminalert9289]

There is a natural speed limit of every person . Don't stress on speed just be loud and clear

[@dr.mukeshkumarsharma2177]

@@iminalert9289 Yes, when I try to speak words quickly, even in my mother tongue, I pronounce them weirdly. Sorry for bad English.

[@BabitaKumari-yq8fp]

She was just amazing!!👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@charnjitsingh3365]

During the whole video, my eyes were on the captions One more thing I want to say is that it becomes easier and interesting to listen and understand when there is a good speaker

[@eramfatima8191]

M feeling so proud of u as an Indian!

[@ronakgaming157]

Very good speech is delivered by this girl and many important points are given by her

[@shambhukumar5532]

Well done ! Kriti Joshi. We Indians are proud of you👍

[@joemamagae]

Hell we are

[@daniyalk713]

brilliant speech ,appreciation from pakistan

[@jayakrishnanradhakrishnan5285]

She is my inspiration of resurgence 🌎

[@vikasme172]

What communication skills she has ! Just mind blowing

[@ExiT21]

where is communication 😂😂😂

[@patibandlasrikar6094]

I appreciate her speech👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 .....its great . But how long will we give speeches like this among sophisticated people ......who goes out and actually manifests it?? ..Iam listening to such speeches right from my childhood ...and I guess i will be hearing untill I die ...I guess

[@waliahmed9761]

why don't U make go out there and make a change?

[@ayanbanerjee7479]

Beautiful lady with a beautiful speech

[@NehaLodhi-vq1wt]

Proud to be an Indian ❤

[@jayakrishnanradhakrishnan5285]

She made it. Inspirational for billions of Indians and a visionary topic which I experience a lot

[@amungchang1474]

Fucking Venus and earth, first land on the mars properly

[@rationales5091]

She's amazing

[@anujayadav1390]

She delivered a fantastic speech

[@mahirajsinghdeora9665]

Well...I live in a metro city in india but have neither experienced my lungs filling with pollution nor have i seen opaque sky except monsoons since ages🙄😶

[@scar-p9e]

I love how more than us Indians others are helping

[@aryansingh2603]

She has lots of confidence nice speech I am very empresed by her ❤❤

[@darrylilg]

I thought a debate was 2 opposing sides

[@aprimnjr7364]

Boogie man same and I guess it is and it should be

[@sumedhbhagwat]

@@aprimnjr7364 well you can watch fox news or times now

[@yashdeepization]

Boogie man that's the difference between oxford union and times now.

[@anonymousguy1319]

Ok

[@HerWish00]

Thus she stand as the last opposition...

[@ankitchouhan1718]

wow!! it was really good speech, specially u mentioned abt ur cousin's view that shows ur alertnes, and the points u had mentioned very really impressive.