Compassionate souls...

The vehicle you are traveling in has stopped at a traffic signal.

Suddenly, a child—missing eyes, legs, or hands—appears before you, pitifully extending a hand and crying out, "Mother... Oh my!"

Moved by pity—thinking, "Poor thing... what a wretched state"—you give a rupee or fifty paise. You feel happy, believing you have done a good deed.

❌❌ Do you realize that the money you gave will become a curse for that child—held in a woman's lap—and turn her life into a living hell?

Welcome to the begging mafia!

It is a low-income neighborhood. The daughter-in-law works a modest job at a private company. The son runs a pushcart business. Together, they earn up to a thousand rupees a day. The mother-in-law is seventy years old. "If you just sit around at home like a ghost, you could earn 500 a day by sitting near the temple steps for four hours, right? Your daughter-in-law won't pick a fight." Unable to bear the situation, she started begging near the temple steps. It is a shameful thing, yet it becomes hard to give up; the easy money becomes a habit.

That is a place of prayer, and many people gather there. An hour ago, fifteen people arrived in two vehicles and sat by the roadside. They removed their makeup kits. Those who previously looked like ordinary people had transformed into figures appearing to bleed from missing eyes or lost limbs. By evening, each had earned three to four hundred rupees. They removed the makeup before the vehicle arrived to pick them up. Twenty-five percent of the day's earnings goes to the leader of the begging gang.

Elsewhere, there is another begging group. The leader acts as the 'Dada' (boss) of the area. Earnings are handled like an auction. Gang members keep a watch on bus stands, railway stations, government hospitals, and so on. A baby might be snatched away from a mother standing in a daze. Children who have run away from home are lured with promises—"Will you get a chance in a movie?" or "Your father will beat you for not getting good grades"—and then enslaved. They might even teach a four-year-old child to beg after blinding them in one eye. In these gangs, women in their thirties have their rent paid daily; a thirty-year-old woman earns double if she begs while holding a child who has been blinded.

❌ A thirteen-year-old boy. He underwent surgery to have his testicles removed and recovered within ten days. Rendered a eunuch, he became a valuable commodity. In the red-light districts of Mumbai or Goa, using able-bodied men to guard sex workers is risky, whereas eunuchs are considered safe. Consequently, there is high demand for them; selling one can yield an income in the thousands. Driven by the desire to see herself on the silver screen or blinded by love and trust in a man, a young woman arrived at the railway station. Within moments, a gang was alerted—experts at setting such traps. Four days later, she ended up in a red-light district in Goa. She was then condemned to a lifetime of selling her body and handing over a share of the earnings to the gang leader; the alternative was brutal violence.

❌❌❌❌❌ Many of the people you see on the streets are just like this.

❌ Champions of righteousness! Compassionate souls! Your pity—and the money in your hands—can completely alter the life of a toddler sitting in its mother's lap, potentially condemning them to a living hell.

❌ Do not donate even a single rupee or penny. If you wish to help, please relocate them to orphanages or rehabilitation centers. A few years ago, officials from the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation did exactly that—arranging accommodation and meals. Yet, after just two days of making a fuss, they all ran away. They have nowhere else to go. These individuals know full well that their "benefactors" are their long-term lifeline. They return to the spots assigned by their leader. It is a job—part-time or full-time—requiring no real effort yet yielding good income; after the leader takes his cut, the rest is pure profit. They see no other way out.

It is a vicious whirlpool—impossible to escape. More people will inevitably be dragged into this abyss.

This is the new normal now!

There is a small dosa stall named "Pancha kattu dosa" near Annapurna Studio (Jubilee Hills). Cars .. The men who are standing .. That's a big noisy one. Dosa is the real taste of Sisalu.

Autoimmune disease means?

What if we were attacked by the security conundrum we put in place to protect ourselves? What if the immune system that is supposed to be our protection, the system that is supposed to attack the disease causing germs, attack our body? Same autoimmune disorder. Three reasons for this. 1. Optimism. 2 walk scene. Eating 3 genetically modified crops. Don't play with anti bodies. Posted several months ago with this heading. Please be reminded. Cardiac arrest if antibodies that have escaped the body attack the heart. If you do it on the brain, you will get a stroke. What if you attack a muscle? Think about it.

Why do some people increase their obsession with small children? How to identify such people? How to protect children from these kind of people? On this topic we have conducted counselling class for all in all slate branches starting from drivers office boys to teachers.

Myositis is a muscle disease.

It causes the muscles to weaken.

It can lead to an inability to walk and, ultimately, even death.

This is a very rare disease.

It can be caused by autoimmune issues (could a vaccine be the reason?), a stroke, or an infection. There is also a possibility of developing it from using drugs like cocaine.

❌ News reports indicate that a film actress has contracted this disease.

✔️ Proper treatment can provide some relief.

*What to do if bitten by a snake*

*_No matter how venomous the snake is, following these steps can save a life. Remember this and share it._*

Around 50 million people are bitten by snakes every year worldwide. In India, this number is estimated to be 200,000. There are around 250 species of snakes in our country, with 52 being venomous. In our specific region, only five species are venomous. A bite from these can prove fatal within three hours. Any first aid must be administered within this three-hour window; otherwise, the victim may not survive.

To determine whether the snake was venomous or non-venomous, examine the bite marks. One or two puncture marks indicate a venomous snake, whereas three or more marks suggest a non-venomous one.

When a venomous snake bites, the venom enters the body at the bite site. From there, it travels to the heart and subsequently spreads to all parts of the body—a process taking about three hours. Without proper treatment, the chances of survival are virtually zero.

Immediately after a venomous snake bite, tie a rope tightly above the wound (between the bite and the heart). Squeeze the puncture marks to expel blood; if the blood initially appears dark or blackish, it indicates the presence of venom. Repeat this process two or three times for the puncture marks. Following this procedure can help the victim regain consciousness.

In fact, the amount of venom a snake carries in its glands ranges from only 0.5 ml to 2 ml. Everyone should keep a 5ml bottle of Naja-200—a homeopathic medicine—at home. It costs between 5 and 10 rupees. Administering it onto the tongue of a snakebite victim three times at 10-minute intervals helps them recover quickly.

The patient should subsequently be taken to a doctor.

*A post useful to everyone...* so please

*share it*.

A Facebook friend posted some photos in the comments section yesterday.

During the first wave, someone abandoned their pet dog on the banks of the Godavari River. The dog is fully grown now, but it remains stuck there, pining for its owner.

✔️✔️Longing for the person who abandoned it—that is the nature of a dog.

✔️If humans possessed even half of that quality, this world would be a much better place.

❌❌By the way, during the first wave, there was a lot of hype claiming that "Corona spreads through dogs."

Do you remember?

Did even a single dog contract Corona? How can a dog get infected by a human? Has there been any research showing that a dog was ever infected?

What a deception!

What an injustice!

A mafia that spares not even voiceless creatures.

Here is what trainer Imran said today (in Hindi): "You did a good job by coming to work out today. Working out releases 'feel-good' hormones and lowers stress levels." This is precisely why I was against the "stay home, stay safe" approach during the pandemic. If you go out-even just for a walk-you reduce stress. Instead, people sat at home in front of the TV, watching alarming news about death; this increased stress, lowered immunity, and led to infections-it was as if they were in a daze. Whatever long-term plans Bill Gates's group may have hatched, they managed to orchestrate a situation where people used their own fingers to poke their own eyes.

One who lacks emotions is a rock (or perhaps someone who is truly steadfast ).

Emotions are natural. However, ensuring they do not consume us is what constitutes emotional intelligence.

I have been immersed in work since the afternoon! Even when Rithika passed away, I went straight to school to conduct a class right after completing the ritual of offering milk at the cremation ground on the second day.

Today was no different.

Because...

At work...

Medicine...

Elixir...

God...

She played with so many people.

Spread the love. That's why so many people for the final stage.

"Blessed soul, Jassi - Good girl."

What is left for us is Jassi Cutie memories.

Jassi Cuty

Words fail me at this moment, Jessie.

You were the ray of sunshine in my life when I didn't expect one. You showed me what unconditional love meant. Your light came glowing into our lives and emptied our darkness. You were my friend, my sister and my baby over the years. You taught me a lot in life, including how to live. At two months old you had to air travel all alone for a whole day. You took the efforts to reach us. I was so naive in my teens to have made you come all the way from Delhi to Hyderabad, for us. You reached. You cried, you adjusted and in no time, you became the queen of our hearts and the house. I remember how adamantly I tried to stay away from you because I was leaving for college and I didn't want us to get attached to each other. But you strong girl, you insisted. Third day you were home you had a cold and ensuing breathing issue and literally the more I ran away from you, the more you came after me with those tiny legs. That's when our connection was locked for this eternity. You were mine and I was yours. Every moment after that is something I will cherish forever.

I sincerely hope I've never let you down. You always, even until your last breath, expected and looked forward for me to support you and be with you. I only wish I was able to do justice to the sweetheart and an angel that you are. You might be no more with us physically. But the hundreds of hearts that you touched, especially your amma, nanna and akka..will always and forever keep you in our hears. You are a God sent angel. You came for us. You will always remain ours. Jessie

By Krutika Vasireddy

It is said that the goddesses are dressed in white.

Never seen this before. Eleven years ago, Jassi came to our house as a goddess. Happiness resides in our house. The last breath has been taken by filling our hearts with sorrow.

Jassi Cuty. The last photo shoot ( as it turned out to be )

A person who celebrated by tying a hundred thousand firecrackers to a car and lighting them.

Wow.

The trendsetter.

Great.

For the upcoming Diwali, tie a hundred thousand crackers to your body and light them up!

You won't just be keeping up with the trend; you'll reach heights no one else has ever attained.

Go ahead, bro!

When facing a painful situation

sitting in one place and dwelling on it hurts even more; staying busy with work offers a bit of relief. That is exactly what I have been doing for the past two or three days-keeping myself occupied with some task or another. Jassi's health isn't improving; it continues to deteriorate. We are doing our very best. We didn't celebrate Diwali yesterday (except for the puja); we simply weren't in the right frame of mind for celebrations. Somehow, I am managing by staying busy and spending time with Jassi...

I met the LKG girl who was in the news yesterday.

She appeared to have fully moved past that incident; she was smiling and seemed completely back to normal. This is truly heartening. Please do not comment asking to identify exactly who the girl is; such discussions are inappropriate. She has put the incident behind her and is doing well-that is what brings everyone joy. That is all there is to this post.

With Jessi

Will Rishi fill the darkness and light in England?

A big yagnam should be done (should work hard to tidy up the economy) Whatever may be, let us hope that an Indian descendant will bring a real Diwali to the Englishmen who filled darkness in their lives during our grandfathers time. Survey people are happy - Indian descendants are in the blood.

Sexual abuse of young children:

This problem is far more severe than generally perceived.

For every five hundred incidents that occur, only one or two come to light.

Who are the perpetrators?

They range from ten-year-old boys to seventy-year-old elderly men. The majority of those engaging in such acts are over the age of forty or fifty. The victims range from nine-month-old infants to eighty-year-old seniors.

They have been subjected to torture.

It is a misconception that sexual abuse happens only to girls; boys also fall victim to such atrocities, often at the hands of individuals with same-sex attractions.

Why does this happen?

Those involved in the sexual abuse of young children can be broadly categorized into two groups:

1. Pedophile criminals. 2. Opportunistic offenders.

1. Pedophile criminals: These individuals are responsible for fifty percent of the sexual assaults committed against young children. Research indicates that their brain structure differs from that of others. They are frequently left-handed—though, of course, not all left-handed people are like this. They also tend to be slightly shorter in stature. However, one cannot claim that *all* pedophile criminals are left-handed and short; in short, they often appear just like anyone else.

Such individuals can only be identified through psychometric testing.

Pedophile criminals often begin these activities at a young age. Global data suggests that such individuals may rape between thirty and forty children over the course of their lifetimes.

2. Opportunistic offenders: These individuals might be described as seemingly respectable "gentlemen." They possess intense sexual urges and choose children to satisfy them. Their reasoning is that young children are easily subdued and that the abuse is unlikely to be exposed. These individuals operate within homes, among neighbors, and in institutions such as schools and religious organizations. Passing themselves off as respectable figures, they carry out their heinous acts secretly, ensuring the matter never comes to light.

Only ten percent of sexual assaults against children are committed by strangers; in ninety percent of cases, the perpetrators are acquaintances.

How to identify them?

Three years ago, an incident occurred near Warangal where a man took a nine-month-old baby—who was sleeping beside its mother—and raped the infant to death. Such incidents are very rare.

In most cases, perpetrators exhibit specific behaviors before committing a crime:

1. They feign affection or love for children and attempt to get close to them. Behaviors include having the child sit on their lap or beside them, giving gifts, attending to the child's needs, pretending to be friends with the family to gain access to the child, and staring at children.

2. They view schools—especially residential schools—as opportunities to get closer to children. Even without a genuine passion for teaching, they choose the profession solely for this reason. Such individuals can be found in one out of every three or four schools. While some act on these impulses, many do not; there are more who, after a few attempts, stop out of fear or simply wait for a "better" opportunity.

3. They harbor a fear that their crime might be exposed. Consequently, they approach the crime methodically. Initially, they might touch the chosen child—such as placing a hand on their back or thigh. If the child resists or walks away, they stop there. However, if the child—particularly a teenager—responds due to hormonal influences, the perpetrator may push boundaries further.

4. They expose children to inappropriate content. They show explicit, nude, or semi-nude images (especially to teenagers); if the child responds, they engage in conversation and suggest sexual acts. When did it start?

This has been happening for hundreds of years. But the cases that have been exposed are rare. But these incidents have increased tremendously over the past twenty years. The reasons for this .. 1 . Alcohol. 2 drugs. 3. Smart Phones -.

❌❌❌ The provocative words, vulgar videos in YouTube web series are more effective than porn. The criminals said that the provocative words that they came in the YouTube channel were influenced by the half naked scenes due to their uncontrollable sex desire. .

✔️✔️✔️How to educate children? If we say good touch and bad touch, do children get scared? - These things in another post..

I visited a place yesterday.

The person who took me there had called ahead to let them know I was coming.

That person was standing at the gate, waiting for us.

We both stepped out of the car, and the person waiting looked our way.

My companion said, "This is Vasireddy Sir." For a few seconds, he looked incredulous—or to use YouTube slang, he was in "shock.

Recovering his composure, he said, "I’ve heard about Vasireddy Sir and read his posts in WhatsApp groups, but I’d never actually seen him. I had imagined Vasireddy Amarnath would look a certain way. When you stepped out of the car, I saw a young man; I was actually looking around, wondering if Vasireddy Sir was perhaps arriving in the car behind yours."

To put it playfully—in the style of the comedian Brahmanandam—"That feeling is something else entirely!"

Prisons? Or centers of welfare?

"Prison sentence"—that is the phrase we hear!

Does being put in jail equate to punishment?

In aspects like being away from home and the inability to step out freely, prisons are indeed places where one undergoes punishment!

But according to the prison manual, they should function as centers for the transformation of prisoners.

A person commits a crime.

He is beaten up in public. The police file a case and send him to jail as an undertrial prisoner.

He receives treatment for his injuries. He gets adequate food—good food, unless the jail officer is corrupt. Meat is served once or twice a week. There is a gym for workouts. One can work during the day. Family members can be met according to the rules. There are sports grounds within the prison.

Many people stay in a spacious room... with a toilet nearby. Aside from that inconvenience, prisons offer greenery and fresh air; in short, they are almost like villas.

How many days are actually spent in jail after sentencing?

Three men from three different states commit the same crime. They are sentenced to life imprisonment by the court. Is this happening right now?

A prisoner in Tamil Nadu might have to serve fourteen years. In the Telugu states, one might get out after just five or six years. The situation is different in Uttar Pradesh.

Well... suppose they are released through a pardon. The prisons brought about a transformation in them, right? Did they exhibit good behavior after coming out?

Ninety-nine out of a hundred return to a life of crime.

This is one of the reasons why crime is on the rise. The principle is that prisons should be centers for transforming prisoners rather than merely places of punishment. This is our system.

It is a major subject. Discussion should be held at Parliament level. Changes have to come. But ... Who will tie a bell around the neck of a cat?

Very deep information.

Children should not watch. Adults should not be missed. Topic : Sexual rapes on children. Facebook live show today at 4 o'clock. Don't miss out

Child abuse - I will be speaking on this topic at 4pm today on Facebook Live.

Post your questions in the comments of this post. I can't read your questions while I'm live. ; So if you post here, I will take note and give answers in the live show at four o'clock. Please keep children away from this live show. Will give you very in depth information.

Who is at fault? Who will be punished?

The ones at fault were two individuals driven by a mad obsession. Both are currently in separate jails, serving their sentences—and they will continue to do so! That part is clear enough.

But...

Consider a scenario where a school has multiple sections—say, a second and a third section—for the same grade. If a student is moved from one section to another, they feel upset; it takes time for them to adjust. They lament the loss of their friends, and this disruption can even impact their academics. Even when a teacher changes, the new teacher must adapt to the teaching methods or struggle in the process.

If such a school is shut down now, who bears the punishment? Whether by circumstance or by birth, these children are students. Everyone's education will suffer to some degree. Why should they be penalized?

Parents likely paid hefty fees. What about the situation in a new school? Areas like Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills are city centers; school seats are scarce. Class sections are already filled to capacity. If adjustments are made to comply with government orders, sections that currently hold thirty students might suddenly swell to forty or fifty. This violates CBSE rules. Even setting the rules aside, such a sudden increase in class size harms not only the newly arrived students but also the education of those already there. When a class exceeds its limit, how can a lesson be taught effectively? How can notebooks be corrected? What happens to individual attention?

This means the hardship isn't limited to these specific students; the students at the new school suffer too. Why?

A school is made up of teachers and staff whose lives are deeply intertwined with it—their salaries, the loans dependent on those salaries, and their daily expenses. Is this akin to snatching the very food from their mouths? Three years ago, an encounter was staged to appease the public, who had been whipped into a frenzy by media reports. Did the mainstream media or social media ever pay heed to the plight of the police personnel who became entangled in that case and suffered immense agony? If a call were made to hold a demonstration in their support, would even a single person among those who once clamored for the encounter spare even half an hour to attend?

Now, consider this current case. The school is being shut down merely to quell public outrage. What do the people know? Do they realize that closing the school effectively punishes the students, their parents, the teachers, and the staff? In another two or three days, a new controversy will emerge—or if one doesn't arise naturally, it will be manufactured. By then, the public will have forgotten this issue. But for the students, this is a lifelong punishment.

Why?

So, what is the solution?

If there is a will, there is a way.

Many suggestions I offered during the COVID-19 pandemic fell on deaf ears. I knew they would. I know how political parties operate. I know the administration often works blindly. Yet, here I am, making another attempt.

I run that school. For free. I don't want a single rupee. The government could appoint one or two officers to handle financial matters—such as fee collection and salary disbursement. I wouldn't interfere in that at all; I would only handle the academic side of things.

This state is not that state; this party is not that party. Yet, even if the parties change, the scenario remains the same. Governments... the machinery of authority functions in the exact same way. That is simply the reality.

February 2005. Our little girl, Vasireddy Rithika, passed away.

My wife sank into depression.

February 2011. Jassi arrived from Delhi at the age of three months.

Birth... Reincarnation... Topics that fascinate brilliant minds.

My wife felt that Jassi had come to dry her tears. Our home became a haven of happiness once again.

Jassi’s daughters. The grandchildren. Six loving souls sharing our home with Jassi.

Time flies.

Jassi hasn’t been eating properly for two days. Yesterday, at the hospital... the tests revealed kidney and liver damage. Age is the cause; the doctor diagnosed it as stage three.

My wife has been weeping since yesterday, while I put on a brave face.

Dogs have a story of their own.

In the hearts of those who love them...

It is a place far away—a land across the seven seas.

There lies a city.

And within it, a school.

An official in charge.

And a driver assigned to her.

She is older than him. Senior professors whisper that there is a connection between them; whether or not they are related, she has granted him sweeping authority. He is a driver in name only. He conducts classes and supervises the teachers. If children misbehave, he takes them into a room to punish them. There is a risk that anyone who complains against him could lose their job, while he remains untouched. Such was the game he played.

The urge to sexually abuse young children took hold of him. When did it start? Had it really come to this? Had he done it before? It is hard to say. One day, he took a four-year-old girl into a room—placing a clock there—and raped her. Young children cannot comprehend such things; that was the source of his audacity. The girl's mother discovered the truth through her vigilance.

The matter came to light. The media published numerous incomplete or sketchy reports about the incident.

Consequently, every parent is trembling with fear. They worry that the same thing might happen to their own children, and they are spending sleepless nights. I visited that country, that city, and the people there...

"Sir... it is true that the world has gone bad. It is true that the number of predators lusting after young children is rising. It is true that, at least in some private schools—and for that matter, in government schools here and there—systems are flawed. But the situation elsewhere hasn't become as pathetic as it is in *this* school. A principal handing over absolute power to a driver, becoming a mere puppet in his hands, letting him call all the shots; a teacher reporting this to an official of the institution only to have it defended... schools generally do not sink to such despicable, horrific depths. Classrooms—especially for lower grades—usually have female teachers and female attendants present. The scenario where a driver snatches a child like a hawk, confines them in a room during school hours, and rapes them—that happens only in such depraved schools where the system has completely derailed and a madman reigns unchecked. Does such a situation exist in your child's school? If you suspect the system might be off-track, go and make inquiries. Spend time on the school premises. Talk to the teachers. Talk to your children. Make inquiries even if you have no specific suspicions; however, do not agonize over the fear that an incident which happened elsewhere might happen to you—that only leads to stress and a spike in cortisol." I intend to convey this message: "Hormones are released... followed by effects on blood pressure and the heart... caution is necessary... and fear causes harm."

Will the people listen to my words? Or will they remain drowned in the fear fueled by the media regarding Corona? If we reject fear in time, schools can reopen. Yet, do you still harbor doubts—much like the skepticism shown towards vaccines—about this? Will the fear-monger be hailed as a hero, while the one who dismisses fear is cast as a villain?

Statutory Warning: What I have discussed above has no connection to the incident that occurred in Hyderabad. That matter is currently before the courts, and discussing it is against the law. However, regarding the Hyderabad incident, I will soon share a post on how parents should keep a watchful eye on such matters and what precautions they should take.

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Once upon a time .. Central government has said that it will not buy vaccine anymore.

Immediately after that, "Ariveera is dangerous, Chandaprachanda variant" campaign started. Looks like the one who trusted the mafia got better. corona Not in the post-history.

Education Minister P demands immediate cancellation of BSD DAV school in Banjarahills. Sabitha Indra Reddy's order

Adjustment in adjacent schools to ensure that students currently studying in this school do not lose their academic year

The minister clarified that the responsibility of solving the doubts of the parents of the students is completely with the District Education Officer

A committee has been formed under the leadership of the Education Department Secretary to suggest to the government the safety measures to be taken to prevent such incidents from repeating.

In this committee, school education department sensitives, secretary of women and child welfare department, DIG level officers members who are monitoring the safety of women in police department

This committee has been ordered to hand over its report within a week

Based on this report, special measures related to the safety of students

Measures to be taken like taking guarantee letter from the management of Ayya schools on the responsibility to ensure that such incidents do not happen

(copy paste from News reporters group)

Putting up a post requires a lot of information.

Given what appears in the media, one cannot simply believe things blindly. If I did believe blindly, my posts about Corona wouldn't have turned into posts about vaccines. I just put up a post regarding the Banjara Hills incident; just look at how many people I spoke to for it. This post is dedicated to the person who commented that they cannot blindly believe anything reported in the media.

It is very difficult to gauge a person's thoughts just by looking at them.

Raping young children is a sign of a mental disorder, and the number of such individuals is on the rise. Recently, individuals ranging from ten-year-old boys to seventy-year-old men have been caught committing such crimes. These are merely the incidents that have come to light; often, only one in a hundred such cases actually surfaces. Regarding the Banjara Hills incident, it is clearly a failure on the part of the school management. The principal's driver should have been in the car or near the parking area. The underlying issue is that he was roaming the school premises acting like an autocrat-with no one to question him, no oversight, and an insufficient number of teachers present.

It has been a few weeks.

Just a small town. "A teacher at a school punished a student physically and that resulted in the death of the student," the news said.

I am against punishing children.

But I don't understand how the student died of that punishment. I called a senior journalist who shared the news on WhatsApp and asked this. "Sir... I will find our local reporter and tell him," he replied.

An hour later, the message he gave said, "The student was already seriously ill. It is true that she was punished at school the day before she died. Her parents thought that the punishment was not the cause of her death. But some local reporters and community leaders went to the father and said, "Your daughter died anyway. You say that the hospital expenses have been incurred due to her poor health for the past one month. Tell me that she died because of school. Then Patshala management comes to compromise. will give you money"

Finally, their script went according to plan. The mafia gang who put the Panchayat in the middle took half of the money.

Not everything that comes in the media is true.

All that comes are not lies.

Money to write news..

Money to avoid negative news.

Syndicates everywhere.. Mafias everywhere.

A level when large media . Now YouTube tubes. That is a big fair.

If you see those who think everything coming in media as truth and increase tension, you don't know what to do. Just saying it one more time..

Not all that comes in media are lies.

Some situation is better because there is media

Is my post contradictory and confusing? I have clarity. There is clarity in the post. Read it one more time. If you don't understand, leave it.

Distributed over 1000 veg biryani packets and equal number of biscuit packets , milk packets and fruits at four different locations in city ( More details like names of colonies and names of donors in a separate post )

Whenever incidents of sexual assault on young children occur

the topic of "Good Touch vs. Bad Touch" immediately comes to the fore. The prevailing narrative suggests that conducting classes on this subject can help prevent such incidents.

As someone who constantly works with children, I find myself torn between laughter and tears regarding this approach. If one simply walks into a classroom and delivers a lesson on "Good Touch vs. Bad Touch" without considering the children's mindset, it can leave them terrified. Such an experience can negatively impact their psychology for a lifetime.

This is a highly sensitive matter. Only skilled and experienced educators truly grasp its nuances and are capable of conducting such sessions effectively.

If you attempt to teach children about "Good Touch" and "Bad Touch" at home simply because you saw it in the media, the potential harm far outweighs any benefit. Please exercise great caution.

If I post about something, it should be useful to others.

I can only provide a meaningful analysis that benefits everyone when I have comprehensive information.

A couple of Facebook friends asked why there was no post on the incident involving the assault of an LKG girl at a school in Jubilee Hills.

I have spoken to two senior journalists so far. Here is a chat I had with a DCP-rank officer.

I do not post merely to create a sensation. I will only post if there is a lesson to be learned from the incident.

One thing is certain: the number of 'paedophiles' (mentally ill individuals who harbor deviant sexual desires toward young children) is rising. This is a consequence of alcohol, drugs, and the dark net.

It is naive to believe that technology like CCTV cameras alone will protect us.

For every single case that gets reported, a hundred go unreported. When a similar incident occurred in an apartment complex a month ago, I had to call senior officials just to get a police case registered.

People discuss it for two days when it appears in the media, but then another issue takes over. That is the nature of the public.

Let me put it briefly: no one is safe. If we nurture immorality while assuming technology will save us, our society will end up in a disastrous state—much like America.

Many happy returns of the day Devansh

*marijuana intoxication... youth thrash*

*In Suryapet district, parents are worried, police are looking after the police*

The youth is drowned in cannabis intoxication. In recent times, the sales of marijuana in Suryapet district are going on with full swing. The youth are becoming addicted to marijuana, without even knowing what they are doing under the influence of their golden future. Parents are seriously concerned about this. All this is happening right in front of our eyes, the police are watching.

Along with Suryapet district center, Kodada, Huzur Nagar Nereducharla, Tirunulagiri municipalities, the youth of Aya village are addicted to marijuana. Situation of not knowing what they are doing in the intoxication. With the greed of earning money easily, some illegals are transporting from Araku valley, Visakhapatnam, Mahaboobabad, Khammam areas in Andhra region without any noise. Inter, degree, engineering, medical students are being targeted and dragged into the brain. Marijuana is being sold in cigarettes to the youth. By making parks, educational institutions and bus stops a block, they are continuing the riot without any noise. And some pawnshop managers are also selling cigarettes filled with marijuana instead of making noise. Suryapet, Kodada Pattabalu along with the high number of educational institutions near 65th highway, thousands of students among them are studying education, mainly in these areas, marijuana mother's leg is running rapidly. Some young caste people buy a few kilograms of cannabis and get intoxicated daily by providing security in hostel rooms along with their renting houses. Parents in concern

Thali Chandrulu is in deep concern as the police who are watching Chodyam are getting intoxicated with cannabis. They are worried that their children's golden future is vaporizing before their eyes. They are getting frightened by their actions in the intoxication of cannabis. Some young people are addicted to marijuana and harassing their parents everyday, roaming around in the streets as pokiris and harassing women and girls. A week ago in Tirumalagiri Municipal Center, the incident of parents who got angry with the intoxicated youth has come to light. If this is the case, in the Khammam cross road in Suryapet district center, a people's representative's son drank marijuana and came on the road and blocked the vehicles by creating a ruckus. He is the one who created chaos on the road at night and attempted to attack students. These two incidents took place on the roads for almost half an hour. He also stopped motorists. He threw rocks and sticks at heavy vehicles. Wherever the vehicles are parked with this. He tried to attack those who questioned him. Some people who gave information to the police about this matter did not look at the other side. Criticism is coming over the lack of attention to local youth marijuana addiction as police are filing cases against people carrying thousands of quints of marijuana from other areas. Police who are registering cases against those who are selling marijuana are not taking any action against the youth who are using marijuana, they are just giving counseling and shaking hands. Along with the illegals who are selling police sulu marijuana, people are demanding to take action against the youth who are getting intoxicated.

Hey Paye !

Himaja school, puttur

'Palakabadi' is calling...

As the school-going age arrives, parents worry about which school will shape their child's future. Which 'Google' search should one rely on? Which 'ratings' should one trust? I asked God to show me the way. He smiled gently and placed a 'slate' in my hands, saying, "This is your child's future; 'Vasireddy' is the guardian." 'Palakabadi'—a sanctuary of tradition, a place far removed from cellphones and junk food. School is no longer a burden for the child here; instead, it fosters an unbreakable bond that makes them want to study all the way up to the tenth grade. Let us enroll our children in 'Palakabadi' and enhance our own standing in the process.

From: Satish Babu Mantri Pragada (Father of Hasith Sharma, 8th Standard, Slate The School, Karmanghat, Hyderabad).

Dear Parents,

We are proud to inform you that Slaters had participated in the 36th Greater Hyderabad Inter School / College Yoga Competitions and won laurels.

Slaters have won *one gold medal and 5 bronze medals* in the competition.

The details of students and the medals won are:

1.Pranavi 10k - gold medal

2.Ayush Ojha 10J - Bronze medal

3. Akshara jaju 9L - Bronze medal

4.Kriday chilangi 7H-Bronze medal

5. Thanav Jhawar 7A - Bronze medal

6. Panindra 7J Bronze medal

They are selected for State level competition.

About 700+ students from three districts- Hyderabad, Rangareddy and Medchal have participated in this competition.

Congratulations Slaters..!!!

Hero Worship Syndrome:

It is common to admire a cricketer, a movie hero, or a politician; this has been observed across various societies and eras.

This is a matter of mass psychology.

It involves identifying with a hero—especially a movie star—who performs feats on the silver screen that the admirer cannot achieve in real life; the admirer then revels in the resulting sense of vicarious fulfillment.

Consider the example of a rickshaw puller. While the profession involves hard work that deserves respect and societal appreciation, this rarely happens in reality, nor have there been significant efforts to change this perception; society often looks down on rickshaw pullers. In 1971, the Tamil actor MGR starred in the film *Rickshawkaran*, in which a beautiful woman from a wealthy family falls in love with a rickshaw puller. The hero performs feats in the movie that would be impossible in real life. Watching this gave many rickshaw pullers of that time a profound sense of emotional gratification.

This is merely one example.

What if the throat is touched...?

Admiring a hero is normal. But...

When it comes to a specific individual—whether a politician, a movie star, or a celebrity from any other field—

...that person becomes the object of:

1. Excessive adoration: Loving them more than one's own spouse, parents, or children.

2. Obsession: Spending the majority of the day thinking about, posting about, and arguing over that person—often prioritizing thoughts of the hero over one's own profession.

3. Intolerance: Refusing to accept any reasonable criticism of that person and harboring hatred toward those who offer such criticism. 4. Failure to recognize a person's flaws, or justifying them even if they are acknowledged.

5. Believing that a specific individual is a unique creation of God—worshipping them and making the adoration of that person the very purpose of one's life. Education is not merely about degrees and marks; true education fosters social and emotional intelligence. A lack of this leads to intellectual and emotional poverty in society—a kind of void. "Hero-worship syndrome" often steps in to fill that emptiness.

A person may also become susceptible to hero-worship syndrome if they fail to achieve their life's ambitions or harbor unfulfilled desires.

Through social media, hero-worship spreads like a contagion from one person to another, evolving into a pandemic; the intensity of the syndrome escalates as individuals influence one another.

Even though millions fall prey to this psychological condition, it spreads so widely that society, psychologists, and intellectuals often fail to recognize it as an issue. The situation shifts to a point where such behavior is perceived as natural and normal.

Hyderabad Traffic Police

Today, Master Dhruv of SLATE - The School, Abids, in Traffic Police Uniform creating awareness to the Commuters on Traffic rules and regulations viz., Avoid Cell Phone driving, Maintain #stopline discipline, Wear Helmet etc., at GPO Abids Junction.

Heroic stunts ! And the final result ?

Gates's overarching leadership... Pachi's assistance... support from the US and China...

creating an organism in a lab—one that accidentally leaked earlier than planned.

Since it had already leaked, they seized the moment. The plan was to terrify people into submission. They created videos showing people collapsing on the streets immediately upon infection to maximize fear, made them go viral, and used the media to spread alarmist propaganda—all designed to destroy half of people's immunity through sheer terror.

Lockdowns were imposed to habituate people to online business. Conspiracies were hatched against governments—like Indonesia's—that refused to implement lockdowns. Moves were made to defeat Trump, who opposed this agenda.

Vaccine promotion paved the way for the disease and the subsequent market for medicines; even when thousands died, the news was suppressed.

There is a long story behind this!

I am posting this brief summary because new followers kept asking about it. I am currently busy with other work.

Two years. Hundreds of posts and videos—all available on my timeline.

I stand as a living witness to a fraud unparalleled in history.

Do you want to make your child a genius?

Humans are the most intelligent creatures in the universe!

Just as bricks are used to build a structure, the brain is built from neurons.

A newborn baby's brain contains ten billion neurons—a number comparable to the stars in the Milky Way galaxy.

Although the number of these neurons increases slightly as they age, the real change lies in the wiring between the neurons. This brain cell wiring is known as "neural synapses."

A two-year-old child forms a million connections every second. A three-year-old develops tens of millions, hundreds of millions, billions, and even trillions of connections. If you calculate it this way, the numbers reach staggering levels. Do you understand?

Why do some people become geniuses while others lag behind in intelligence?

It is true that the number of neurons varies from person to person, but that is not the most critical factor. The real key is the number of connections formed between the neurons. To delve deeper: even if connections are formed, if they are not utilized, they weaken and become useless. The more these connections are used, the stronger they become, ultimately turning the individual into a genius.

So, if you want to make your child a genius, focus on this wiring—these connections must be actively utilized.

Strengthening this wiring and ensuring the connections are fully utilized will make the child a genius. Conversely, if this wiring is not put to use, the connections will weaken and fail to become functional. That is how the neural connections are strengthened.

To strengthen the wiring between neurons?

Things to do:

✔️ Talk to the child from the age of six months (or even from the time they are in the womb). They begin to understand what we say from the age of six months. Interact with the child whenever they are awake. Play with them, teach them words, and repeat words to them at their level of understanding.

.. They start imitating our speech as early as eight or nine months of age; they try to repeat what we say. Initially, however, this is just baby talk—repeating the same four or five words over and over.

They will learn to pronounce many words between the ages of 14 and 17 months. In their own way, they might point to a dog and try to name it. You must talk to the child at every stage and offer support as they pick up new words. Encourage them to say things—like "Look at the crow" or "Say this"—and praise them when they get it right.

Children under the age of five can easily learn three languages. The neural wiring in South Indian children who learn three languages ​​is stronger than in children who learn only one.

❌ Do not mock children. Sometimes, out of affection, adults might mimic and tease them when they mispronounce words; this should be avoided.

✔️ Engage them in play using objects and toys. Letting them play in the soil and grass helps strengthen their immunity. ❌ Confining them within four walls turns them into dullards. They need to be taken outdoors. Introduce them to the wonders of nature—the sky, clouds, the moon, stars, sunshine, rain, and the breeze. You surely remember the "Chandamama Rave" (Come, O Moon) song that mothers of the past used to sing while feeding their children! {Lullabies and songs about the moon exist in languages ​​across the world.}

✔️ Take them to the homes of relatives and friends, to social gatherings, and to parks. Children keenly observe everything happening around them. "Look, there's your uncle... your aunt... say 'Namaste'." "Look, a tiger [at the zoo]... look, a crow... say it... what does the crow say? It says 'Caw, caw'." "Look, there's a peacock... see how many colors it has!" — in this way, you must introduce the entire real world to them.

✔️ Sing songs—lullabies and more. Teach them poems and *shlokas*. Tell stories—at bedtime, while feeding them, and at various other times.

Why go on about all this?

In one word, it is about how mothers of the previous generation raised their children. Back then, not everyone might have been formally educated, but there were wise people—people with common sense. Is someone a genius just because they get a seat at an IIT but commit suicide in their third year because they didn't get the right company during campus placements? That is merely an educated fool lacking common sense.

Education is one thing; intelligence is another. Intelligent people do well in their studies. This post is about making children intelligent.

Things that should not be done:

❌❌ Handing them a mobile phone. This damages brain cells (grey matter, white matter, the hippocampus). It leads to mental disorders like ADHD. It harms various parts of the body, starting with the eyes. Physical and mental ailments are inevitable consequences. Handing a child a mobile phone just to keep them occupied is akin to burying their future. The truth can be bitter. Idle talk about "kids these days..." only reveals one's own naivety or lack of understanding. Does the mere passage of time change the nature of brain cells, eyes, fingers—or the body as a whole? Does the brain's mechanism of grasping information change? What if stories and videos (featuring forests, zoos, etc.) are shown to children?

It is certainly useful to some extent! However, the supplementary elements shouldn't overshadow the main experience.The actual experiences are things like going on a trip, moonlight, rain, the wind, the forest, a wedding, a hotel, or a movie theater; seeing them in a video is merely a substitute—an extra, not the real thing.

Can you feel the moonlight while watching it on TV? Can those who wanted to tour places like Ooty, Goa, or Singapore truly feel they have been there just by watching a video? It is like hanging up a live hen and eating the chicken—it’s not the same as the real experience.

An occasional substitute is fine, but it must be grounded in reality.

A cat chasing away a dog, a talking tree, a mountain on the run—these are the kinds of videos children watch today. Won't a child's mind get confused if they are exposed to such distorted imagery before understanding the actual reality?

It is like looking at a mere guard with the same eyes used to behold a king.

Movies often rely heavily on exaggeration. A scrawny hero might lift hundreds of people with a single hand; a cat might be portrayed as strong as the mighty Bhima. If a child becomes addicted to this magical world, how will they cope with the real world?

They want to remain in that magical realm. It starts with video games, and as they enter their teens, it shifts to pornography. Ultimately, it leads to a state akin to the effects of drugs like cocaine or LSD—inducing hallucinations and distorting one's perception of the world. What not to do"

❌ Countries in the name of GK - capitals, countries currency like sodi information should not be done by them. This is a waste of time. They don't get time to learn what they need to learn.

❌Giving training for hours in the name of TV shows { practicing a song or dance } .. Making them act in cinema and TV serials. Should learn about society in childhood. That is the foundation of life.

Baseless maid ends up in the bathtub

Otherwise, if you go for shootings at the age of three, money will be given to parents ... The second groom on the other side .. His movie business with his money.. The losses .. In the bathtub for insurance money .. The end of life .. Understood right ..... Why do the lives of childhood actors get destroyed?

✔️✔️Introduce the child to the real world. Parks are not hill stations.. Take them to old people's homes, orphanages and dirty places depending on their age.

As they grow you make them understand. Understand them.

Where did all this time go? For those who wonder..

❌❌❌❌If you think raising children is a burden .. Not that much time .. If you think you will not get it .. Don't see the kids . If you can't raise them properly .. They are doomed .. You are doomed .. Society is destruction.

Family is the foundation of society.

Giving birth to children is a big blessing. Great feeling

Food shortage!

A scarcity of food to eat! This is the situation in America, Europe, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and many African countries. Excess-inexplicable factors, the pandemic, inflation, and the war involving Russia-these are the main reasons.

A study was conducted back in 2021; it underwent peer review and was published in international medical journals.

Masks are made of plastic. Wearing them for hours causes microplastics to enter the lungs first and then the bloodstream. This could potentially lead to blood cancer. (Skeptics can check my timeline; I shared this information months ago.)

Microplastics are now present in the blood of tens of millions of people worldwide—and, finally, even in breast milk.

What did you say when someone suffered a heart attack after vaccination? Was it attributed to post-COVID effects?

There is nothing to stop this shameless mafia. People use plastic bags, which is why plastics end up in breast milk. Please avoid using plastic—that is true. But considering people have been using vast amounts of plastic for at least twenty years, how did plastic suddenly appear in breast milk and the bloodstream?

There is no one to question them; people simply nod along blindly to whatever they say.

Okay, the coronavirus phase is over. Why is there a fuss about masks now?

Even if few in number, there are still responsible people who wear masks regularly. Those who refuse will only curse you. An "intellectual" who has completely distorted global science to suit their own narrative.

During the lockdown, I used to attend Zoom conferences, webinars, and virtual interviews.

Sitting in front of a mobile phone or standing while talking on a Zoom-like app for more than an hour causes headaches—largely due to fatigue.

That is what I thought.

When schools reopened in Tirupati after the lockdown last year, I asked the students, "How are the online classes?" They mentioned that attending virtual classes gave them headaches.

I have been watching Smart TV for over 16 months—listening to songs or watching programs uploaded to YouTube. Compared to the past, I’ve noticed issues like my tongue getting stuck, lips becoming dry, and a burning sensation in my eyes.

When I looked into whether Wi-Fi radiation was the cause, research conducted to date indicated that Wi-Fi or cell phone radiation does not cause such effects.

Generally, I would have accepted such research findings as true. However, the Corona era taught us many lessons. Investigations are rarely conducted against major corporations; even if they are, negative findings are often suppressed. They label it "science." The reality is much clearer now.

Deciding to test this, I stopped watching Smart TV for a few days. The issues—dry lips and burning eyes—disappeared. When I started watching again, the problems returned.

What more clarity is needed? When will the truth finally be proclaimed loud and clear? I don't know if this post will even be published. It has become evident that Wi-Fi radiation and the blue light from TVs negatively affect the body and brain.

I got rid of the Smart TV and set up a music system at home that runs off a pen drive instead.

Let us set aside the issue of offices for now. To what extent is the need of 5G? Can be downloaded faster it seems. Isn't the speed enough now? Technology is coming which makes you feel like a person somewhere is talking in front of us. Will need 5G by then. If you keep an eye towards reducing the radiation effect, such technology will also come. Till then 5G was like riding Harley Davidson bike on Hyderabad roads.

Listening to Telugu songs from the 70s and 80s!

Back then, NTR's songs were truly NTR's own. Akkineni used to sing his own songs. The same went for Krishna, Shobhan Babu, and Krishnam Raju. Allu Ramalingaiah and Mada also used to sing wonderfully. There was no need for playback singers. So many actors! So many voices.

Every week, there is a new controversy in the media and on social media—everyone discusses nothing else.

As soon as one fades, another takes its place. If people devoted even one-hundredth of the time spent on such controversies to understanding...

1. Why microplastics are appearing in breast milk worldwide...

2. Why platelet counts drop even without a Dengue infection...

3. Why knee pain occurs even before one turns thirty...

4. Why children are committing murders...

5. Whether 5G is actually necessary...

6. Why watching movies on OTT platforms causes dry lips or mild headaches...

7. Why children who used to be all about "study, study" are no longer studying...

8. The overwhelming trends in Europe and the Telugu states—why is this happening?

9. Why malls offer combos like Coke with biryani...

10. Money doesn't come easily, yet what is the secret behind these "too-good-to-be-true" offers?

11. Why attending Zoom conferences or webinars leaves one with a throbbing headache for hours afterward...

...we might have understood these things.

Goa beach.

An argument between two people... followed by a fight...

Some supporting this man... others supporting that man...

People gathered to watch the spectacle, thinking, "It's a real-life fight—and it's free!"

The members of the two groups who had fought earlier met at the same spot within half an hour...

From now on, the money collected from the "goats" who stopped to watch the free show will be distributed among them...

Long live the goats... Long live Diversus.

With Executives of Slate. At a function

For children under five-and especially those under three-the greatest education we can provide is socialization.

Simply handing them a mobile phone while sitting at home or teaching them nursery rhymes like "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" is not the same as teaching them about countries and capitals. Interacting with people-whether at social gatherings, relatives' homes, parks, or other places-lays the best foundation for life.

No sweets. No ice cream.

No Coke. How is one supposed to live like this? What's the point of living? Shouldn't one enjoy life? - The older generation. No hookah. No LSD. No marijuana. No charas. How is one supposed to live like this? What's the point of living? Shouldn't one enjoy life? - The younger generation. If the cow eats from the hand, will the calf graze on the side? Like parent, like child!

When you attend a function, you are often served a welcome drink first—something that tastes delightfully sweet.

Oh, how delicious it is! You sip it with such pleasure.

But it contains artificial sweeteners.

That is poison. It can lead to serious health issues like cancer and heart attacks.

Do you think, "It's just this once"?

It always starts with "just one," but why make a mistake knowingly?

You could serve seasonal fruits instead, or a jaggery-based drink—or simply something with natural sugar.

Say no to artificial sweeteners.

This shirt costs exactly three hundred and fifty rupees!

I bought it from a pavement stall in Delhi's Janpath. Drawing from my experience of shopping in ultra-modern malls across world-famous cities like Paris, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Singapore, Beijing, and Kuala Lumpur, I have one thing to say: if you look carefully, you can find great clothes at places like Mumbai's Fashion Street or Delhi's pavement stalls-and at a fraction of the price, costing as little as one-twentieth of what you'd pay elsewhere.

Things I love to eat:

Cucumber, walnuts, almonds, raisins, and omelettes! Something I eat just like that: Rice. Things I really dislike: Sweets, biscuits, and ice cream! They are all much the same!

The effect of the third one lasts for another month.

Another round in three, four, or five months-starting from when the fourth one is administered! This will not stop unless there is awareness among the people. Gates's population elimination scheme.

Elephanta Caves near Mumbai.

It houses a rock-carved statue of the Trimurti. It dates back to the fifth century. Rajaraja Chola was an eleventh-century king. He built the Brihadishwara Temple in Thanjavur. He was a devotee of Lord Shiva. The history is unknown. Somehow, someone gets it twisted. That becomes the subject of a controversy.

Exactly 41 years ago, in 1979...

"What? Is an unknown old man the hero of this movie?"

"Good heavens! Portraying a courtesan as the female lead—how bizarre."

"Who is going to watch a movie with 12 songs?"

"A story based on classical music? God help the producer."

"Are they making it without any 'masala' elements? Do they even want to survive in the industry?"

These were the comments producer Edida Nageswara Rao faced when the film *Sankarabharanam* was announced, and later, when the first copy was screened over a hundred times for distributors after filming wrapped up. Yet, none of this daunted him, even though he was still taking his initial steps in the field. He was grappling with uncertainty, wondering if he would even recoup his investment given the lack of business interest. He and his entire team knew that Viswanath had crafted a film destined to go down in history, but outsiders did not share that conviction. Amidst debates over whether the film would even get a proper release, the prominent distributor Lakshmi Films acquired the rights for most territories at a low, bulk rate, leaving just two areas for the producer to handle himself. Having weathered these initial struggles, *Sankarabharanam* finally reached audiences on February 2, 1980.

Collections during the first week were negligible. Not even half the seats were being filled. Calls started coming in suggesting the film might have to be pulled from theaters by the second week. Small stages were erected at the theaters screening the film, where other singers would perform its songs. Intrigued by this novelty and drawn to the music, people would buy tickets and step inside. Gradually, word-of-mouth publicity began to spread. Tickets were selling out, and theaters were packed. Even the black-market ticket sellers—who had initially dismissed the film, wondering who would bother watching it—began organizing themselves into shifts to cash in on the massive demand.

The trickle of viewers turned into a flood as crowds surged to watch *Sankarabharanam*. Many were left speechless witnessing the kind of massive crowds at the theaters that were usually reserved only for superstars of NTR's stature. Those who had initially doubted whether the film would last even ten days became convinced that this masterpiece demanded to be watched at least twenty times. The phenomenon that began then crossed the hundred-day mark and continued for over a year; even now, that momentum remains unbroken. While the medium of viewing has changed, and generations have passed, *Sankarabharanam* remains—for both filmmakers and audiences—the cinematic equivalent of the *Bhagavad Gita*.

What is it about the story that makes it so great?

If someone were to narrate this story today with the intention of making it into a film, the writer would almost certainly be met with a look of utter disbelief—scrutinized from head to toe with skepticism. Shankara Sastry, a renowned music maestro, stands by the daughter of a courtesan—a young woman who detests her mother's profession and defies the social stigma attached to it. Having already fallen victim to sexual assault, she chooses to leave, fearing that her presence might tarnish his reputation. As time passes, Shankara Sastry’s glory fades, and he falls into financial ruin and hardship. Throughout this period, the young woman—without ever revealing her identity—quietly supports the mentor who gave her a new lease on life; she entrusts her child to him as his musical heir and eventually breathes her last at Sastry’s feet. Thus, the story concludes, leaving the audience with heavy hearts as they return home.

**Characters Brought to Life**

In truth, *Shankarabharanam* is defined more by its magnificent characters than by its plot alone. These characters impart numerous lessons and pave the way for personal growth. We often lose ourselves in battles of ego, believing that our limited perspective constitutes the entire world and our knowledge is absolute; this film teaches us the fundamental qualities required to live a truly meaningful human life. It eschews flashy, unrealistic commercial gimmicks, offering instead delicate, thread-like emotions that gently touch the heart. There are no stereotypical Telugu movie heroes or heroines here; instead, we see ordinary people—the kind we might encounter daily in the house across the street or in the neighboring veranda. However, two characters who serve as pillars of this film deserve special mention:

Shankara Sastry

He is the embodiment of a distinguished character. His firm resolve—believing that one need not fear anyone when one has done no wrong, even when society (which helped shape him) questions him based on caste norms—serves as an inspiration to anyone. Shankara Sastry is a man of great significance who dedicated his life to the art of music without compromising his cherished values, even when his livelihood was threatened by the onslaught of Western music that undermined tradition. He is a noble soul who redefined humanity by taking in a young woman from a family of sex workers—a background often stigmatized by society. His journey—unwavering in the face of scorn from his family and the entire village, and willing to go to any lengths for his principles—illuminates the path for many others. One could write an entire book about this character, who defined an uncompromising life by remaining devoted to music until his very last breath.

Tulasi

True to her name, she is a 'Modern Sita'—pure of thought—trapped in a corrupt environment. Although her own mother, driven by greed for earnings, attempts to force her into prostitution, Tulasi stands her ground with courage; she is a silent seeker who expresses her profound love for the arts of music and dance. Tulasi embodies the noble woman who—realizing that her presence might tarnish the reputation of Shastri garu, a man as sacred as the holy sacrificial fire—distanced herself from him; yet, upon returning, she could not bear to see her mentor in a wretched state and continued to wish for his well-being from the sidelines. She also reveals another facet of her character—that of a modern-day Goddess Kali—capable of ruthlessly striking down a beast consumed by lust. Tulasi serves as a guiding light for the many young women who, at the slightest of setbacks, succumb to feelings of inadequacy and resort to suicide.

A virtuoso display of acting prowess.

There is no better example than *Sankarabharanam* to illustrate the profound impact a great film can have on its actors.

No specific examples are needed; J.V. Somayajulu became so close to everyone that they regarded him as the patriarch of their own families. Manju Bhargavi, who portrayed the noble character of Tulasi, subsequently stepped away from acting for a long time to establish a dance academy, driven by a desire to uphold the sanctity of that role. Actors like Chandra Mohan, Allu Ramalingaiah, Nirmalamma, Rajyalakshmi, and Sakshi Ranga Rao—the list goes on—truly lived their roles in *Sankarabharanam*; the very thought that they were merely acting never even crossed their minds. Even today, whenever those memories are revisited, the thrill visible on their faces is beyond measure or description.

Viswanath’s Magnum Opus

Although Viswanath had already earned a reputation through his earlier films, *Sankarabharanam* revealed a new facet of his genius. In one scene, after Tulasi is acquitted in court and steps out, a goon acting on her mother's behalf grabs her arm, attempting to drag her away. Just then, Shankara Sastry—radiating regal authority in every fiber of his being and wearing the *Ganda Penderam* (a prestigious anklet of honor)—casts a piercing gaze at the man. That look is enough; the man slowly releases Tulasi’s arm, and Shankara Sastry signals her with his eyes to go and sit in the carriage. A single scene—where an elderly character exudes such immense heroism without uttering a word or resorting to physical blows—is enough to explain why the masses embraced *Shankarabharanam* so wholeheartedly. When the noble concept of forging a sacred, music-bound bond between a master musician who has triumphed in life and a courtesan struggling against the tide is executed with such sincerity, the result is a masterpiece like *Shankarabharanam*. Telugu audiences were fortunate enough to partake in this nectar and shower it with their heartfelt blessings.

Mahadevan’s Offering

The music composed by Mahadevan—whose very name embodies the Supreme Lord—will continue to resonate in the hearts of music lovers for as long as Telugu cinema endures. Through the voice of the legendary S.P. Balasubrahmanyam, songs like "Omkara Nadanusandhanamau Ganamu," "Ragam Tanam Pallavi," "Shankara Nada Sharirapara," and "Dorakuna Ituvanti Seva" made every street and village thrill with delight. To describe the melodies he composed—which left even laypeople marveling at the grandeur of classical music—simply as "sweet nectar" feels like an understatement. As for Veturi’s lyrics, describing them is akin to trying to measure the vast sky with a single thread; it is a monumental task. It is an undeniable fact that for over two decades—even before the digital revolution—gramophone records and audio cassettes featuring this music continued to sell in huge numbers. *Sankarabharanam* holds an enduring, unassailable place among the evergreen albums in the history of Telugu cinema.

Behind-the-scenes details:

* The story was initially narrated to Krishnam Raju. However, considering his screen image, he politely declined the role, fearing that if the audience failed to accept him in it, a great film would suffer an injustice.

* An invitation was extended to Somayajulu, who was then working as a Deputy Collector in Visakhapatnam. After a brief makeup test, he was selected without much difficulty.

* Kamal Haasan's *Kalyana Ramudu* and *Sankarabharanam* were released on the same day. While *Kalyana Ramudu* had a strong opening, *Sankarabharanam* sustained its momentum to enjoy a long theatrical run.

* *Sankarabharanam* significantly impacted the successful run of Akkineni's *Edanthasthula Meda*, which had been released the previous month. It completely overshadowed the competition, not just in terms of box-office collections but also regarding awards.

* Thanks to *Sankarabharanam*, music teachers saw a massive surge in demand, and parents began enrolling their children with them.

* When Balu Mahendra, who was handling the cinematography, received an opportunity to direct a film midway through the shoot, he completed the work through his assistant, Kasturi, with the permission of the director and producers.

* Although the common audience might not have fully grasped the profound lyrics penned by Veturi, people from all walks of life—scholars and laypeople alike—would listen to these songs with rapt attention.

* This cinematic gem garnered numerous accolades, ranging from National Awards to prestigious state honors like the Nandi Awards.

* *Sankarabharanam* earned great acclaim at film festivals across the globe, including in France, Mauritius, Russia, and Italy.

* This masterpiece achieved similar success in Tamil; a remastered version was re-released in Tamil Nadu a few years ago. For the Malayalam version, the original songs were retained while only the dialogues were dubbed, and it enjoyed a year-long run there as well.

* When 'Sankarabharanam Musical Nights' were organized in the USA back then, the Telugu diaspora turned out in droves, forming massive queues.

* Jandhyala’s dialogues served as the crowning glory of the film; he devoted a significant amount of time to crafting the script, even though it spanned only twenty-five pages. It was a feat unique to Jandhyala to write for both a commercial mass entertainer like *Adavi Ramudu* and an evergreen classic like *Sankarabharanam* within the same decade. What could be more remarkable than both achieving such immense success?

To conclude:

Mythology tells us that the gods remain eternally youthful and immortal because they consumed *Amrutam* (the nectar of immortality), though there is no physical proof of this. In the realm of Telugu cinema, however, cinematic "nectars" like *Sankarabharanam* appear only rarely, keeping the art form eternally alive. That is why, despite the passing of generations and technological advancements, they never lose their relevance or charm. Every viewing evokes a unique thrill and immerses us in waves of ecstasy. To savor this indescribable experience again and again, one simply must watch *Sankarabharanam*—one must keep diving into this ocean of sublime artistic excellence. While the *Pushkaram* festival for rivers occurs only once every twelve years, for a cinema lover, every viewing of a film like this offers a spiritual reward far greater than that. Watch it again, and you will find it impossible to disagree.

The 'Gang Leader'

from 31 years ago is back with the same fire-that is my one-line verdict on the movie *Godfather*. And there is more to say...

Initially, I was underwhelmed, thinking it was a film about political conspiracies. However, the family sentiment gradually took center stage. The scene where the brother and sister meet at their father's grave was particularly touching.

A nice role for Nayanthara; a fine performance.

Salman Khan is a special attraction.

Good entertainment.

Swathi Muthyam - 85

Godfather - 75

It was the early days following the formation of Telangana state.

A prominent figure wanted to organize an event in Hyderabad and needed a large venue for it. Given the political climate of the past and his extensive network, securing such a venue would have been easy; however, times had changed.

It was a new state with a new leadership, and he was at a loss as to whom to approach.

He met me and explained the event and his specific venue requirement.

I am someone who has no enemies and possesses a vast network of contacts, yet I never leverage these connections for personal gain. However, his initiative was noble—a truly worthwhile event—so I helped him secure the venue.

The event was scheduled to span three or four days with a large turnout, requiring experienced hands for its management. He asked for assistance with this as well, so I mobilized about fifty of my people. They worked tirelessly, day and night.

The program was successful.

Despite providing so much help, I was never once invited onto the stage. I have an aversion to felicitations—garlands, shawls, and ceremonial wraps. Often, these things are merely signs of an identity crisis; self-confidence is all one truly needs.

On the final day, during the closing hour, the vote of thanks was underway. He was calling individuals up to the stage to honor them by name. I had no desire to be called up; I understood that inviting me might hinder his ability to raise donations. { An opportunity to boast about the scale and grandeur of the event—and the money spent on it—while soliciting donations } ... In this vast world, everyone has their own brand of greed; there are so many ways to make a living. Over those few days, I realized his true nature: he was someone who sought to build a reputation as a great man while collecting crores in donations. I had given my contribution to the wrong person.

The event concluded... I walked to my car with my hands in my trouser pockets. "Life has taught me another lesson"—that is what I thought to myself as I sat in the car.

For some reason, I was reminded of this today.

The event organizer is a well-known figure in the community. I have shared this post without revealing specific details or hints that might compromise his privacy. Please do not ask who it is or what happened, and please refrain from commenting on that aspect. The spirit of this post is simply this: once we agree to participate in an event—whether it turns out well or poorly—we should see it through to the end and adapt accordingly. That is the respect we owe to the event. That is my perspective.

Do they belong only to a select few?

Starting with leaders of the national movement—or going even further back to the kings who once ruled—down to today's politicians, film stars, singers, cricketers, social reformers, and intellectuals... without sparing anyone, they have often been branded as leaders of a specific caste, religion, region, or faction, regardless of their own actual affiliations.

Will it stop there?

Whenever an event occurs, it is viewed through the lens of caste—weighing the good and bad based on caste lines. To members of one caste, a public figure appears as *their* leader; therefore, whatever that person does is deemed correct. Meanwhile, to another caste, the actions of the opposing side are seen as right, while the first group's actions are viewed as wrong. That is the pattern.

Until recently, this tendency was largely confined to politics. A political leader's virtues are recognized only by their own caste, while the opposing group perceives those same traits as flaws. The same dynamic plays out from the other side.

Politicians use caste as a shield. I once thought this trend would fade away over time, but today, this malady is spreading to every sector.

Can a single caste survive in isolation within the country? It is as if our constitutional system has effectively endorsed a caste structure that originally emerged from historical circumstances based on mutual interdependence. Over time, its significance ought to have diminished. Yet, what is this unfortunate turn of events?

Is there no one to declare that these figures belong to everyone?

Isn't it demeaning to reduce great individuals who served the nation and society to the property of just a few? Isn't it a betrayal of their legacy? Think about it.

If you are human... if you have a heart... think like a human being!

Incidents of school children drinking alcohol and smoking hookahs have been on the rise lately, especially since the pandemic.

I hadn't seen scenes like this in movies before—at least not to my knowledge—until they were featured in the film *The Ghost*.

I was worried: "What is this? Scenes involving minors doing such things? Will seeing this lead more kids down this path?"

But on the other hand, it was handled well.

I breathed a sigh of relief.

The movie is decent. There was an overdose of violence and no comedy, but it is still enjoyable.

Rating: *Swathi Muthyam* – 85; *The Ghost* – 65.

This is a word from a Facebook friend.

My word: Google, Facebook, Artificial Intelligence. Mine is a natural intelligence

Harshdeep Singh of class -5 secured 1st place in Ice Skating championship.

Congratulations Harshadeep!

Huge loss due to giving cough medicine to children. There is no gain for money.

Gambia is a country of Africa.

66 Gambia children died after taking cough medicine produced in our country (Haryana state). The World Health Organization, Haryana company has told not to take four cough medicines.

Why did I make such a harsh post about "Grandfather Gates" yesterday?

If you want to know...

1. If you post using his name, you need to understand why Facebook immediately blocks the account.

2. Regarding the vaccination issue... We need to understand the context behind such posts.

3. Consider the mother who lost her 18-year-old daughter due to vaccination—a fact scientifically confirmed by a government-appointed body. One should know why a case has been filed in the Mumbai High Court against that vaccine company and "Grandfather Gates."

4. Adverse reactions can occur when the vaccine is administered; even death is a possibility. This is not merely an opinion or "bad news," but a scientific fact confirmed worldwide today. More than a dozen research papers have been published following peer review. Yet, no media outlet in the world discusses this. Why? We need to identify the forces that are obstructing this information.

5. Let us set all that aside for a moment. Let's assume, for argument's sake, that no one initially foresaw these consequences and that the vaccine was introduced as an emergency measure. Okay.

A century ago, the Spanish Flu lost its potency once it had infected everyone; the virus effectively lost its ability to kill. Similarly, the coronavirus has now infected everyone across the globe at least once. By the time the Omicron variant emerged, the virus had effectively been defanged—like a snake stripped of its fangs. Humanity overcame the Spanish Flu without the need for a vaccine. Why, then, is there such a massive campaign claiming that one will die if they don't take the COVID-19 vaccine? Millions of people who were vaccinated still contracted the virus. Who is suppressing the truth? And for whose benefit?

6. Today, millions of people worldwide are living with adverse reactions, and several million have died. Think of the many mothers who suffered heart attacks! Yet, there is no discussion about this in any media outlet. Not even a single political party will speak. Why?

I don't know what to say, in the property dispute with the grandfather of Gates, are there any feelings? Is there any harm he got if I post here? Let's stop hunger at least now .. The only quest is to bring awareness among the people and stop them from going to fourth or fifth. That's it.

Those who don't believe, wait for a few more years. The truth is like a fire.

Did we make a mistake by getting a divorce?

If a spoonful of rat poison had been mixed into the pizza, the world would have been rid of that old man Gates.

The U.S. annual earnings are $24 trillion.

Now, their debt stands at $31 trillion! America's debt is equal to the total earnings India would generate over ten years! "Appula Appa Rao" (Mr. Debt-Ridden)! (GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product-meaning total domestic production. It differs from national income and Gross National Product. Explaining the nuances would be like a Civil Services class, but simply put, GDP represents the wealth generated.)

Amarnath Vasireddy sir !! In another 10 years, your Slaters will also tell about you like this right..

Crying in one scene, and laughing in the very next! It’s confusing—unable to distinguish between tears of sentiment and tears of joy.

Sitting at home idle is hell for me. The tour is over, but the Dasara holidays are still on. Unable to bear the misery of just sitting at home, I tried to get tickets for *Godfather*. But they were all sold out.

I went to watch *Swathi Muthyam*—a new release. I managed to get a ticket. I went in with certain expectations, but it turned out to be very simple. No high-voltage drama or exaggerated hero-elevation scenes. Just real people and their mindsets... accompanied by gentle, decent comedy. I really like that kind of film.

Don't stop me... Just because I like something, there’s no rule that everyone else has to like it too.

I’ve shared my perspective.

I’m still baffled as to why the movie *KZIF* became a hit; I simply don't understand your tastes.

Don't mind me, *Babayya*!

Personally, it was a movie that truly stirred my heart.

Victory over infections, vaccine-preventable diseases, and illnesses...

Moving towards complete mental and physical health. Moving away from the grip of cell phones and junk food for children, and the obsession with politics and TV serials for elders... Towards cultivating good habits. Triumphing over negative emotions-such as hatred, intolerance, anger, greed, and stress-and embracing positive ones like love, affection, cultural understanding, reciprocity, and happiness.

Hoping that everyone takes these steps forward...

... To bring about a qualitative change in our lives.

... May this Vijayadasami serve as the foundation for that. With best wishes...

Vijayadasami greetings to all of you! Good morning... Yours, Vasireddy Amarnath.

One should be humble as one grows. Success should bring humility.

The success achieved is great. But it is not possible to make the mind of a person who has achieved many such victories sad. The victories of the heroes are not worth asking for.

Bathukamma Song | Telangana Festival | SLATE -The School

SLATE -The School Bus

"He died while working out..."

"Working out is dangerous."

"He died while on a liquid diet..."

"A liquid diet is dangerous."

Oh my... what brilliance!

Then tell me this...

Another man died at the wedding altar just as he was about to tie the *thali*...

Another man died in the *shobhanam* room...

Another man died while dancing at a Vinayaka *mandapam*...

The Agra Thief vs. The American Leader:

This happened many years ago during a personal tour. We first went to Delhi and, wanting to see the Taj Mahal, took a one-day package tour from Delhi to Agra. As the bus reached the outskirts of Agra, the conductor announced, "The guide will join us now and explain everything."

The guide arrived. He began with a "history lesson" of sorts, warning us about the many scams in Agra—pickpockets, substandard goods, and exorbitant prices. Within five minutes, he had endeared himself to everyone on the bus as a savior.

"There is a shop selling goods made by prisoners under the Uttar Pradesh Prison Department. Government-fixed rates, unmatched quality, and nominal prices," he claimed. He stopped the bus in front of a large shop; the signboard clearly stated "Government of Uttar Pradesh."

We went inside and bought a replica of the Taj Mahal—just a model, really—paying the price he quoted. He insisted it was made of genuine Makrana marble. Not knowing the actual market rates, we simply paid what he asked. I also checked the prices of *kurta-pyjamas* in the shop, but they were marked up four or five times the usual cost. When I asked the shopkeeper if it was truly a government shop, he hemmed and hawed, unable to give a straight answer.

I told everyone on the bus about this; the guide promptly vanished. He refused to accept the goods the shopkeeper had offered him. It turned out that Agra had taken everyone for a ride—a complete fleecing.

Now, for the story of the "American leader."

While the Agra man was a petty swindler trying to make ends meet, the American leader was involved in high-level, sophisticated fraud. There is a government agency—the Food and Drug Administration—charged with safeguarding public health by inspecting the quality of items like vaccines and packaged foods.

It employs the exact same methodology as the 'Agra conman'—gaining trust only to eventually betray it.

Take the initial phase of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout: a company gets caught, a massive fine is levied with a dramatic "Look at the harm caused by your vaccine!" announcement, and then... nothing. It’s all staged drama designed to make the public think:

"Wow, look how strict our food and drug agency is!" That is the impression people are meant to have—and they do believe it completely. Meanwhile, the actual fraudsters just pay the fine and walk away.

If someone like me points out the harm caused by vaccines, people around me often dismiss it with chatter like, "What does *he* know? We have such strict rules and rigorous oversight here... surely it's safe? People in India trust it, after all..."

Convincing and deceiving the educated—'Grandpa' Gates has turned this into a fine art. That is the story of the Corona era.

Rao garu visited the city to consult a famous astrologer; carrying Rs. 5,116, he presented his horoscope and his question:

"Swami, when, how, and under what circumstances will I die?"

The astrologer examined the horoscope thoroughly, consulted a few reference books, and finally spoke:

"Look, Rao garu... your horoscope is extraordinary. It clearly indicates that you will live to the same age as your father. You will pass away in the very same place and under the exact same circumstances as he did."

Rao garu rushed away without waiting to hear the rest of what the astrologer had to say. Within half an hour, he had brought his father home from the old-age home.

A facebook friend has just messaged that he has eaten soya seeds powder and made chapatis, he has had forty motions, and his daughter has been admitted to hospital.

Indigestion and irritation can be caused with soy seed powder. More than this, soy oil and soy chunks came from soy, whatever you eat (for a long time), it can lead to autoimmune diseases like Thyroid. Sweet corn, soy genetically modified foods. Don't mess with them Also, if you take various medicines or canned things in the name of diet to reduce excess weight, kidneys will be damaged. Reducing carbs to reduce excess weight, exercise - these are the two ways. There are no short cuts.

Mr. Amarnath Vasireddy! It seems he, too, has read your article about games and their positive impact on children. That is precisely why he is teaching the little elephant calf football-or perhaps we should call it 'Trunk-ball'!

A tour covering passion, budget, and health considerations!

Munnar (Kerala): Beautiful tea gardens, waterfalls, and valleys;

Ooty (Tamil Nadu): Botanical Garden, tea gardens, waterfalls, and valleys;

Kodaikanal (Tamil Nadu): Breathtaking natural landscapes;

Manali (Himachal Pradesh): Flowing waters of the Beas and Sutlej rivers, Rohtang Pass, the world's highest highway, terrifying valleys, and a ten-kilometer-long tunnel;

Plus Darjeeling, Sikkim, Shimla... and many more.

❌❌ These are all hilly areas. It is better to exclude Ooty and Shimla from the list, as they have lost their former glory. In Shimla, there is nothing much to see other than Kufri Valley and Jakhu Temple; that’s about it. Ooty has become quite shabby; places like the Botanical Gardens, Doddabetta, and Coonoor don't offer much anymore, leaving one wondering why they even visited.

✔️✔️ Kodaikanal and Munnar in the South; Kullu-Manali, Mussoorie, and Haridwar in the North; and Sikkim and Darjeeling in the Northeast are all wonderful hill stations.

Each has its own set of attractions and drawbacks. For some, health issues make visiting hilly regions difficult. As soon as the vehicle starts climbing the ghat road (winding mountain roads), some people experience nausea, vomit, and become exhausted.

Driving in hilly areas is definitely risky. It is cold out there. Surrounded by clouds, facing unexpected rain—after taking the risk to climb up, the weather turns chilly, and one might even catch a cough. Some people wonder if it’s really worth it.

But there is the joy of touching the clouds with your hands, shivering a bit in the cold, and sitting by a campfire. There are echoes in the hills—a major attraction in Munnar; when you call out your name, it sounds as if a wizard in the forest is calling back to you. Adventures—this is what life is all about; it offers a different perspective.

Everyone has their own preferences and tastes.

Heading North means a train journey of nearly 30 hours (to Delhi), followed by at least 15 hours by road to reach Manali. It is a long way off. While some might find traveling for so many hours by bus, car, or train tedious, others consider it part of the fun—it’s a different kind of experience. Regardless, traveling in a group offers a chance to have a great time; traveling alone or as a couple isn't quite the same.

It also depends on one's budget. You can fly to Delhi, or take a flight to Cochin to reach Munnar; similarly, Bagdogra Airport serves Darjeeling and Sikkim. Manali is a popular destination, but it lacks direct flight services.

Why the hills? Many people prefer beaches. However, the East Coast beaches aren't ideal due to geographical factors—they can be quite dangerous. In contrast, the beaches along the Arabian Sea are lovely; Kovalam in Kerala is a decent, albeit small, option. Truly wonderful beaches in our country are found in Goa. Many are also drawn to Goa by the fact that alcohol is available cheaply there.

If you want to spend some relaxing time with your family, Kerala’s houseboats offer a unique experience. Then there is Rajasthan, reflecting the grandeur of kings—especially in Jodhpur. ...If you want to listen to amazing folk songs in the desert, go to Jaisalmer.

In Kerala, you get the whole package: hill stations like Munnar, houseboat areas like Kumarakom, and beaches like Kovalam—all in one trip. While you're at it, you can visit the Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram and travel a bit further south to Kanyakumari—the confluence of three seas—and see it all.

Tour planning is a struggle. Tour companies cheat you at every step.

❌ We entrusted our first school tour (about 20 years ago) to a tour company in Nampally. He handled the first two tours well, but later there was cheating—terrible hotels and lousy food.

❌❌ We thoughtlessly handed a tour over to a South Indian operator based in Delhi. He soon showed his true colors; he would load gas cylinders and cooking utensils right onto the tour bus. He tried to make money by feeding the children the kind of food usually given to beggars. The hotels he provided were barely "half-star" quality. After a dispute with him, we handed the tour arrangements to an operator in Kerala nearly ten years ago.

✔️✔️✔️ ✔️ His name is Sri Kumar Parameswaran. A former soldier and a man of integrity. He doesn't cheat; he delivers quality for the money we pay. He arranges good hotels and good food within our budget. For the past ten years—whether for trips to Delhi, Manali, Jaisalmer, or even East Malaysia—we have entrusted the tours to him. He handles everything without any stress for me. You can contact him if needed. Number: +91 94477 97564.

What? Has Amarnath... become a tour broker? To those who think I’m just sharing a number to promote something... well, yes—money is tight. I’ve turned into a broker and commission agent. After all, the income is great, isn't it?

Five 10th-grade students at a Delhi school planned and murdered a classmate after purchasing a knife online.

In another incident, students under the age of twelve raped a fellow student and killed him by repeatedly thrusting an iron rod into his anus.

In Bihar, students tied a teacher to a tree and beat him for not awarding them marks.

A student shot a teacher dead in Delhi because the teacher had scolded him.

In Tamil Nadu, teachers from many government schools protested, seeking protection against students bringing deadly weapons into the classroom.

In the two Telugu states, many teachers are so afraid that students might file cases against them that they have stopped disciplining them altogether.

All these incidents have occurred within the last two months.

❌❌❌❌❌❌❌

What is happening?

❌ A deplorable situation arose where schools were kept closed for nearly two years—either due to succumbing to online education companies or out of fear of their malicious propaganda. Children became prisoners in their own homes and were cut off from social life.

❌ Many people have a mentality where, if something is free, they would even drink phenyl. With the arrival of cheap data plans in 2014, mobile phones ended up in the hands of every child. When a three-year-old operates a phone, people exclaim, "Wow! How tech-savvy!"—while the innocent parents remain oblivious to the consequences.

❌ This issue escalated significantly during the era of online education. Once the lockdown was lifted, parents returned to work, leaving the children at home—with mobile phones in their hands under the guise of online education. In individuals under the age of twenty-five, the prefrontal cortex of the brain is not fully developed. Consequently, they often lack emotional control, self-restraint, and the ability to make sound judgments. Once an addiction takes hold, it becomes nearly impossible to break. That is precisely why there is an emphasis on keeping children away from alcohol and adult content.

A cell phone is like a mosquito; just as a mosquito bite can transmit deadly diseases like malaria and dengue, cell phone usage carries its own risks.

❌ Children have become habituated to explicit imagery and violent videos. They create WhatsApp or Instagram groups, often leading one another down a destructive path.

The internet exposes children to themes of murder, suicide, violence, rape, homosexuality, incest, and substance abuse—including cigarettes, hookah, marijuana, and other drugs. Millions of children are currently on this path, and psychiatrists are throwing up their hands in despair, unable to cure them.

❌ Parents often labor under the illusion that their children are completely innocent.

❌ Political parties fail to grasp the gravity of this issue; they wonder if improving the student community will actually garner votes.

❌ Children using cell phones generate business worth crores of rupees for hardware and software companies. The online gaming industry alone is worth billions of dollars. Beyond that, there is revenue from hardware and data plans. If children stopped using cell phones, these industries would suffer a massive blow. Consequently, no one gives this serious thought; instead, there are confusing, sponsored campaigns and attempts to whitewash the issue.

They spout deceptive rhetoric, asking, "How can today's children manage without cell phones? Wouldn't they be cut off from technology?" ❌ Shaving can be done with a blade; the throat can also be cut. It is a technology one can become addicted to. How can one say that becoming a slave to technology is necessary?

✔️ At home or school, a desktop computer—equipped with a child safety lock and used under the supervision of parents or teachers—can provide children the opportunity to gather the information they need from the internet.

❌❌ In contrast, if a mobile phone is placed directly in their hands, they take it under the blankets, into the bathroom, or to bed. By bypassing safeguards, they may encounter explicit content or become habituated to violent videos. Millions of children are already affected.

Hundreds of thousands of children are suffering harm due to mobile phone addiction. The brain's grey and white matter are deteriorating, leading to mental health issues such as ADHD.

Millions of children are losing their eyesight—either partially or completely—due to the blue light emitted by mobile phones.

❌ Playing video games on mobile phones causes various ailments: "gamer's thumb" (thumb pain), "trigger finger" (pain in other fingers), carpal tunnel syndrome (wrist nerve pain), tennis elbow (elbow nerve pain), "dropped shoulders" (shoulders slumping forward), "dropped head syndrome" (head slumping forward), and issues affecting the neck and spine. There are numerous such health problems, as well as mental health issues. It is not just one or two cases; millions of children worldwide are on this same path.

A mobile phone in a child's hands is a time bomb; an explosion is inevitable. The question is simply *when* it will happen—today, tomorrow, or sometime in the future?

❌❌ A ninth-grade girl from Chandanagar, Hyderabad, became pregnant. The shocked parents eventually realized that their son—who was studying in his second year of Intermediate—had been sleeping in the same room as his younger sister. This situation led to a sexual relationship developing between the siblings.

✔️✔️ Children are wonderful gifts from God... but mobile phones are turning them in the wrong direction.at all into child monsters. Protect your children from the nonsense phone pandemic. Teachers are school managements, parents.. This is the collective responsibility of all these people. If this does not happen, crimes will be worse for sure. No parent, no teacher, no child is safe. Devastation is inevitable.