Satyamev Jayate (TV series) of the day. Next, the show's official site, "satyamevjayate.in", was crashed within minutes of the end of the first episode due to huge traffic. The site posted the message, "Thank you for your overwhelming response to "Satyamev Jayate". Unfortunately our servers have crashed due to the traffic, will be back soon." Also "Satyamev Jayate" was the top search in India on Google Trends. As of May 2012, the show's official page on Facebook has received more than 1,451,202 likes of which 233,000 likes were received on the day of its premiere. The first episode also opened many discussions on video
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