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SyllabuswithRohit

SyllabuswithRohit

My channel covers a variety of subjects—books, stories, and more, all in Hindi. I share knowledge, ideas, and learning beyond the syllabus. For new episodes, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/@SyllabuswithRohit

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00:19:59

Propaganda and Pursuasion

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2025/08/01

Persuasion means trying to change someone’s mind or opinion by talking to them. For real persuasion to happen, there needs to be clear communication, a goal to change the other person’s thinking, a true shift in their beliefs, and the person should feel like they changed their mind on their own. If someone is forced or threatened, that’s not persuasion—it’s coercion. If the real reason for persuading is hidden, that’s called manipulation.Propaganda is a bigger kind of persuasion that spreads

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00:20:13

Stress and Your Body

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2025/08/01

In olden days, people mostly got sick from infections, hunger, or dirty water.Today, many people get sick because of stress. Stress can cause heart problems, diabetes, and even cancer.These illnesses happen slowly, not all of a sudden.Animals only feel stress when there is a real danger, like when a lion is chasing them.When animals are stressed, their bodies get ready to run or fight, so their heart beats faster, blood pressure goes up, and they have more energy.Humans have a problem because we can

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02:24:32

The Elegant Universe

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2025/08/01

String theory is a big idea in science that tries to explain everything in the universe. Scientists have always wanted one theory to cover all the forces of nature, like gravity, which pulls things down, electricity, which lights up our homes, and the forces that hold tiny atoms together. These forces seem different, but string theory says they might all come from one place. Instead of tiny dots called particles making up everything, string theory says the universe is built from super small strings

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00:56:43

Economic Elements of Civilization | सभ्यता के आर्थिक...

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2025/08/01

People called "wild" are civilized in their own way, teaching kids their tribe’s lifestyle, like finding food and following rules.Simple people teach us kindness and hospitality, not weakness."Naked" or simple people created everything we have; we just wrote it down and decorated it.They might have been civilized but abandoned it as a burden.Civilized people read, write, and plan ahead.Part I: From Hunting to FarmingEating three meals daily is advanced; "wild" people

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04:42:08

Crime and Punishment: Part Two

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2025/08/01

In Part Two of Crime and Punishment, the story follows Raskolnikov, a young man who has done something very bad—he murdered a pawnbroker and her sister. Now, he is scared, sick, and confused. He feels very nervous all the time and doesn’t know what to do next. After the crime, Raskolnikov hides the stolen items under a big rock in a secret place. He doesn’t even try to sell them or use them. This shows that he didn’t really do it for the money. He just wanted to prove something to himself, but now

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02:24:30

The Big Picture

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2025/08/01

Have you ever wondered what the universe is, how it works, and why we are here? Sean Carroll’s book, “The Big Picture,” tries to answer big questions like these in a way that uses science, but also talks about life, meaning, and how we fit into everything.What Is the Universe Made Of?Sean Carroll says everything around us is made up of really tiny things called atoms and particles. These particles make up everything—rocks, air, animals, and people. There are rules that tell these particles how to

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02:31:47

The Undiscovered Self

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2025/08/01

The Undiscovered Self was published in 1957, at a time when the aftermath of two world wars and the rise of mass movements had left many feeling alienated from their own individuality. In this concise work, Jung explores the tension between the individual and the collective, arguing that modern society’s rush toward uniformity—a “mass‐mindedness”—threatens personal freedom and psychological health. He presents religion not as dogma, but as a vital counterbalance that can help individuals reconnect

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04:14:14

Crime and Punishment: Part One

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2025/08/01

Rodion Raskolnikov was a young student who lived all alone in a tiny attic room in the city of St. Petersburg, Russia. His ceiling was so low he had to duck when he stood up. He had quit the university because he had no money to pay the fees. Most days he ate only a crust of bread and drank warm water from a chipped mug. Hunger made his head feel light, and the hot summer air pressed on him like a heavy blanket. While wagons rattled on the street below, Rodion lay on his hard bed and wondered why

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00:25:24

Love

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2025/08/01

Love by Ralph Waldo Emerson Love is a very big feeling. It is like a hidden jewel inside us, waiting for the right light to make it shine.Love starts small, between two people. This feeling is private and very special. It feels almost magical, and it changes the way we see everything. When we feel love, we become kinder, more caring, and even braver. We want to be our best. Love brings people together and helps families and friendships grow. It makes us want to help each other and care about our

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02:34:02

A Short History of Nearly Everything

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2025/08/01

Imagine the whole universe as a giant mystery story. Bill Bryson’s book helps us peek at the clues. He shows how people, rocks, stars, and tiny germs all fit together. Here are the big ideas, in friendly fifth-grade language.1. The universe is shockingly big and oldLong ago—about 13.8 billion years—there was nothing we can touch or see. Then, in less than a blink, everything burst outward in the Big Bang. Space kept stretching. Galaxies formed, full of stars and planets. Even today the universe

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00:10:07

Conditions of Civilization | सभ्यता की शर्तें | H001

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2025/08/01

What is Civilization?Civilization is a way of life that helps people live in a better and more organized way. It includes four main things: finding food and work, having a system of government, knowing what is right and wrong, and exploring art and knowledge. Civilization starts when fear and chaos are gone. When people feel safe, they start thinking creatively and work to make life more beautiful.What Makes Civilization Grow or Fall?Civilization depends on a few important things. If these things

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01:14:08

Economics in One Lesson

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2025/08/01

Henry Hazlitt’s 1946 book Economics in One Lesson tries to show regular readers how to think like an economist without using hard math or special jargon. Hazlitt believed that most economic mistakes come from looking only at the first, obvious effect of a policy, and only at the small group that seems to benefit. His “one lesson” is: We must look at the long-run effects of any policy on all groups, not just the short-run benefit to one group.Everything else in the book is an example or application

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00:17:07

Araby by James Joyce

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2025/08/01

A young boy lives on North Richmond Street in Dublin. He becomes quiet and serious when he thinks about Mangan’s sister. Every morning he stands at the window, hoping to see her. He serves his uncle, waits for coins, and plans to buy her a gift at the Araby bazaar. On the night of the bazaar, his uncle comes home late. When he finally arrives, the stalls are closing. He feels angry and ashamed as he leaves in the dark.Narrative Voice and StyleJoyce uses a first-person voice to show the boy’s private

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01:02:15

The Molecule of More (HINDI/हिंदी में)

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2025/08/01

The Molecule of More by Daniel Z. Lieberman and Michael E. Long is a captivating exploration of the chemical that shapes much of human behavior: dopamine. This book reveals how dopamine drives us toward novelty, ambition, addiction, and even love, while also explaining its impact on societal trends and mental health. By examining how dopamine influences our lives, the authors encourage readers to develop a balanced approach to ambition and satisfaction.Dopamine, often associated with pleasure, is

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01:33:38

Astrophysics (HINDI/हिंदी में)

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2025/08/01

Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by Neil deGrasse Tyson is a book that takes you on a journey through the universe. It’s a guide for anyone who’s curious about how the universe works but doesn’t have much time to dive into complex science. In this book, Tyson explains big ideas in a way that’s clear and easy to understand. His goal is to make you feel amazed by the universe without feeling overwhelmed by complicated theories.The Beginning of EverythingThe book starts with the biggest question: How

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03:07:26

Guns, Germs, and Steel (HINDI/हिंदी में)

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2025/08/01

Jared Diamond’s Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies (1997) sets out to explain why some human societies came to dominate others. Sparked by Yali’s question—“Why do white people have so much cargo [material wealth] and New Guineans so little?”—Diamond rejects racial or cultural superiority theories. Instead, he advances a geo-ecological framework arguing that differences in the availability of domesticable plants and animals, mediated by continental axes and climatic conditions, set

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00:34:10

The Aleph by Jorge Luis Borges

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2025/08/01

The story "The Aleph" by Jorge Luis Borges is about a mysterious point where the entire universe can be seen at once. The narrator, who we will call Borges (as the story is somewhat autobiographical), lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He once loved a woman named Beatriz Viterbo, who passed away several years ago. Every year on the anniversary of her death, Borges visits her family home to honor her memory.At Beatriz’s house lives her cousin’s husband, Carlos Argentino Daneri. Daneri is an

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01:21:39

Plato (HINDI/हिंदी में)

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2025/08/01

Stone walls shut out the sun. A line of people sits on the cold floor. Each person wears heavy chains on the neck and feet. No one can turn the head. All eyes look at one flat wall. A bright fire burns behind them. The fire is the only light in the cave.Between the fire and the prisoners lies a low walkway. On it other people carry small wooden shapes. They hold up a horse, a tree, a child, and a cup. Firelight hits the shapes. Dark shadows dance across the wall. Echoes of steps and voices fill the

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01:47:35

The God Delusion (HINDI/हिंदी में)

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2025/08/01

The God Delusion by Richard DawkinsChapter 1: A deeply religious non-believer?Richard Dawkins shares a story from his childhood. He saw a painting of a bird. Then he saw a real bird. The real bird seemed alive and more beautiful. He felt joy and wonder. He says you can love the world without believing in God. He calls himself a non-believer. But he speaks of nature in loving words. He asks if science can explain the beauty he felt. He mentions feeling small under the sky.Chapter 2: The God

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06:30:00

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

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2025/08/01

00:00:00 Introduction 00:27:50 Philosophical Background 00:44:58 Stoicism and the Meditations 01:09:42 The MEDITATIONS: Genre, Structure, and Style 01:44:15 Book 1: Debts and Lessons 02:01:46 Book 2: On the River Gran, Among the Quadi 02:16:38 Book 3: In Carnuntum 02:33:51 Book 4 03:01:09 Book 5 03:27:39 Book 6 03:55:19 Book 7 04:24:29 Book 8 04:56:15 Book 9 05:21:46 Book 10 05:49:39 Book 11 06:11:08 Book 12Meditations is a book of private notes by Marcus Aurelius. Marcus was Roman

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