"Why do you keep looking straight into my eyes?"

"...She is." "It's 'Madras Eye' (conjunctivitis) season. Just let it be, dear." - He

Good work Zareesha Anjum.

After rain break , back to duty ! That too on a Sunday !

Let us not face a 'Lothal' situation, Oh Lord!

Due to climatic changes over the past several years, phenomena like torrential downpours and cloudbursts have become commonplace. Consider this: what happens if the rainfall meant for a vast area pours down in just one single location? And what if all the rain expected over four or five days falls within a mere span of time? Water flows in torrents.

Streams and rivulets overflow. The natural balance of the hills is disrupted. Rivers swell and overflow their banks. Over the past month, heavy rains have caused immense destruction in regions like Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra. Property losses run into thousands of crores, and hundreds of lives have been lost.

Action Plan: 1. Avoid planning picnics or pilgrimages during the months of July, August, and September, especially to hilly areas. Those wishing to visit Chardham or Amarnath should plan their trips before the monsoon season begins.

2. Do not attempt to cross bridges or culverts that are overflowing with water. Never underestimate the kinetic energy of flowing water; if water enters a vehicle, the added weight can cause it to sink.

3. The maintenance of roads, bridges, and dams in many states is far from adequate; many structures have fallen into a dilapidated state. To ensure the safety of those living in low-lying areas, pressure your elected representatives to ensure proper maintenance of tank bunds and dams. Just as one cannot grow a crop after the guests have already arrived, merely waking up to the situation during the monsoon is not enough. Maintenance of structures like dams and bridges must be carried out year-round. Structural audits regarding their condition should be conducted, particularly during the months of April and May, and engineers must certify their stability. Failure to do so poses a risk of being swept away by water-potentially while asleep-during the monsoon season.

4. Do not venture into rivers. Water levels might appear low when you enter, but the flow can surge in seconds due to factors like the opening of upstream dams or heavy rainfall, leading to a disaster.

5. Avoid traveling on hill roads-or "ghat roads"-during the monsoon. Heavy rains often trigger massive landslides; a large boulder could tumble down in an instant and knock a moving vehicle into the valley below. Exercise extreme caution.

6. Regarding locations outside of hilly areas: Flooding has become a common occurrence in metropolitan cities. Do not build homes in areas that were formerly lakes or low-lying pits. Smartphones come equipped with a compass feature; by checking it, you can determine the elevation of your area. {I have shared an example in the comments section below: my house is situated 590 meters above sea level.} However, the crucial factor isn't just the elevation above sea level, but the relative elevation: is your residential area situated on higher ground compared to the surrounding area, or is it in a depression? This is vital to check. While some undulations in the terrain are normal, living in a low-lying area carries the risk of inundation during rains. This is particularly important for those building or buying new homes-it is a step that cannot be overlooked. Floods are likely to become more frequent in the future. Governments should identify low-lying areas and issue warnings before such zones are developed for habitation. If floodwaters enter a home, the resulting damage to household belongings can run into thousands. Snakes are like scorpions; if crocodiles-which rarely enter homes-do appear, life becomes perilous.

7. It is the government's responsibility to manage tree planting, forest conservation, drainage systems, bridges, and other infrastructure. Instead of leaving these matters to the whims of successive governments, Parliament should enact a law mandating specific annual targets and making their achievement compulsory. There should be constitutional consequences for governments that fail to meet these targets. 8. Recall the character played by Kota Srinivasa Rao in the movie *Aha Naa Pellanta*, who famously asks, "Naa kenti... My kenti?" (What is it to me?). We are all in the same boat; if it capsizes, we all go down together. People need to realize that for us to survive, others must survive too. Otherwise, we risk a catastrophe akin to a massive dam bursting during the monsoon, sweeping away a major city and numerous villages overnight. Let us not repeat the history of the final phase of the Indus Valley Civilization. A nation that forgets its history cannot survive.

There is a Slate student in this.

The Tiger!

A magnificent blend of immense strength, firm detrmination, regal majesty, and daring courage. On the occasion of International Tiger Day, here is hoping that these qualities flourish in everyone.

Trivikram Srinivas is a genius, I have always known.

But didn't expect him to be a full-fledged philosopher (There is no satire in this. There is no dilemma ) The movie is very confusing. Many people may not understand it easily!

This post is specifically for those who work out at the gym.

Everyone is aware of belly fat, but fat on the legs-particularly around the thighs and glutes-is stubborn and very difficult to shed. Ninety-five percent of people (especially women, though men are affected too) carry significant fat in this area; in fact, a certain vulgar term in Telugu likely originated because of this very issue. If you want to see perfect thighs-completely free of excess fat-to find inspiration for your workouts, take a look at the photos below.

Vasireddy Amarnath -2017. UNESCO -2023.

Smart phones are not needed in schools

Does a man who cannot love his mother need a girlfriend?

"She's my girl, man! I fell in love with her back in the tenth grade," says the hero in the movie *Baby*. The hero has a close friend, right? If *he* were to speak up...

"Why do you keep saying 'my girl, my girl'? Think about your mother... She lost her husband and is mute. Yet, she raised you without letting you want for anything. She educated you in a decent school with whatever limited means she had. Why? Hoping you'd study hard and make something of yourself. Hey! Do you even know the pain of a woman living alone after losing her husband? Hoping her son would succeed and bring her comfort in her final days... that mute mother played the role of both mother and father to raise you. Did you ever try to understand her? Why does a man who can't understand his own mother need a girlfriend? Why does someone who can't understand a woman need love? "That was just hormonal attraction back in the tenth grade! You developed an infatuation. Society-which has no real direction-gave it the fancy name 'love.' Hey! What *is* love, really? Did you love your mother? Did you love your education? Did you love your profession? Did you even love *yourself*?"

"Forget all that. Let's say you *did* love that girl. What does love mean? Just because you 'claimed' her back in the tenth grade, does that mean she has to remain stagnant for the rest of her life without any personal growth? Even though you dragged her into the picture in the tenth grade, she didn't fail like you did. She actually studied." "Whether through a donation or some other means, she secured a seat at a good engineering college. She took after her mother. When she saw a guy from a wealthy family-with his car, iPhone, and all the trappings-she deluded herself by labeling him just a 'best friend.' Alcohol reveals what's truly in one's heart; the fact that she kissed him at his birthday party after drinking meant she had feelings for him. She got herself into a mess-a situation straight out of a movie. Otherwise, if she had just finished her engineering degree and landed a job in America... what would *you* be

doing then? Driving an auto-rickshaw in America? Or begging on the sidewalk?" "Don't give me that rubbish-'Aren't auto drivers human? Don't they deserve love? Shouldn't they have a wife and kids?' You idiot. I'll skin you alive. Have you ever driven that auto properly for even a single day? You used it for joyrides and going to the movies. You even pawned the auto just to buy her a cheap, crummy phone. That shows the level of dedication-the *devotion*-you have for your profession. And then there's the debt. Even though the moneylender warned you repeatedly, you kept stalling-'tomorrow, the day after'-but never paid. If you had just worked hard and driven the auto sincerely for a week, you could have earned ten thousand rupees, couldn't you? You could have paid off half the debt and asked for another two weeks to settle the rest. But you didn't. You're a shameless wretch who ended up getting slapped by that guy."

"What the hell!" "Was it a mistake on your mother's part to give birth to a wretch like you and raise you? When she stepped forward in distress seeing someone beating you, how could you say you felt disgusted even looking at her face? She should have mixed Datura juice with her breast milk and fed it to you when you were an infant-*that* is the only mistake she made. She is your own flesh and blood. She toiled hard to save that money, yet you-infatuated with your girlfriend-took it to pay off the debt incurred for her cheap phone. And what did you do? You snapped at your own mother. You tried to cover it up with excuses and even threw the money at her. Yet, in the end, wasn't it that very money you used to clear the debt?" "You couldn't even buy a cell phone for the girl you loved using your own money. Do you even know the meaning of love? Marriage... if you have children, what will you provide for them? Should that girl stay with you-stagnating in life-just because she committed the 'sin' of loving you? Is the fact that you studied up to the tenth grade-while my husband works as an auto-rickshaw driver-the only qualification you have to climb the ladder of life and claim that you love me?" "There's a minimum age limit for every job... even for something as basic as employment. Shouldn't there be one for a romantic relationship? For fifteen years-specifically, the prefrontal cortex in the front of the brain-development isn't fully complete. That means your personality isn't fully formed yet. At an age when you don't even know who *you* are... how can you decide what kind of girlfriend you want? It's just immaturity. Like back in the 10th-grade school playground... or that time we snuck out during the assembly-that felt like a huge adventure. Isn't that love? It's the magic of the hormone oxytocin. Wisdom often comes only when one is a bit older. There's nothing wrong with seeking happiness on earth... Old movies used to suggest there was nothing wrong with fulfilling youthful desires. What exactly did you see in that girl that made you fall in love? Was it her personality? Her beauty? You crave love, sure-but you don't yet know what kind of girl is actually right for you."

"And yet, you blockhead... you've got this crummy old phone. Look at this iPhone-see how great the pictures are? I was practically offering to give that old phone to my mom or even to you-didn't you get the hint then? Oh well. How could you understand, seeing as you gave up on your studies back in the 10th grade?" "That gave you so many hints." She was laying it all out there. "Hey auto driver, look at the reality here. You failed 10th grade; I passed Intermediate. She has the mindset of an average girl who simply wants to be happy. Is that a mistake? If you see a handsome hunk, he catches your eye for at least a minute, doesn't he? But look at girls these days-don't boys go crazy over heroines..."n skimpy dress? Should chastity be for girls? Shouldn't the boys have it?

"Look, you've failed as a son, as a student, and as a friend. And when I point this out, you snap at my throat? You've failed as an auto-rickshaw driver, too-drinking while driving in those final scenes? Your license should be permanently revoked. Why does a guy who can't even love his own mother deserve a girl? ... 'I fell in love in the tenth grade'-stop obsessing over 'my baby, my baby.' Do you think a 'failure' of a son can become a successful husband? Listen... a woman's beauty lasts only about twenty years. Modern girls know that an average guy is attracted to their looks. But whether it's girls from the past or the present, what they truly seek from a husband is security in life. They leave their home country in search of a better livelihood. It's tradition here to have one's baby at one's parents' home, yet they choose to deliver abroad so their child can get citizenship there. The very people who used to pledge 'India is my motherland' in school are now desperate for citizenship in the countries they've moved to. This isn't a crime or a sin; it's a struggle for survival-an attempt at a better life. It's the hope that even if they toil hard, their children will live comfortably. That's the reality of the world. You fell in love in the tenth grade, and now you're drinking yourself to death, insisting she must remain committed to that love forever... Just go ahead and die, then. You're nothing but a burden on the earth." It will subside.

"The mother who gave birth to you is mute; otherwise, she would have sung that old movie song: 'No mother should ever give birth to a son like this.' It's not too late yet-I'll take you to a good counselor." Those are my additional dialogues for the movie scene. Now, feel free to post what the hero's reply might be. There's no harm in that.

IIT: Over 8,000 students dropped out of IITs midway...

About a week ago, a Facebook friend and bank officer, Mr. Turlapati Vijayabhaskar,

messaged me saying, "Sir! If you were to combine the various posts you shared last year, you would get the movie *Baby*." On the other hand, a few other friends have sent similar messages. Since I had the day off due to the rain, I watched the movie today and have just returned home. The movie is good.

The first half is realistic, while the second half leans more towards drama. They introduced twists in the heroine's character arc; had they portrayed her realistically, she might have come across as a villain, potentially alienating female viewers. To balance this, they presented her character in a positive light-a move likely necessitated by the need for commercial success. Regardless, it has been a long time since I watched a movie that feels so close to reality.

A ninth-grade girl!

It has been a long time since the body has been under the control of age hormones... Time to dream! On one hand... Boring studies... scolding teachers... parents who get irritated at the drop of a hat! A cramped house... a noisy fan... mosquitoes at night! Unattractive people reeking of sweat! Boring food! Shared autos! A rickety scooter. Real life feels so dull! On the other hand! A dream world inside the cell phone! Heroes, heroines, models... Muscles, lipstick, trendy outfits, expensive watches, jewelry, towering skyscrapers, bikes, cars, fast food... A beautiful, wondrous world.

What if one lived just like Mom and Dad? Is that even a life? Even the street dog and the donkey at the end of the alley manage to survive. What is the point of living a long life if it's like that? While heroes, heroines, anchors, models, city guys, and girls live happy, trendy lives-how long must she go on like this? Can't the glamorous life she sees daily on YouTube and the internet be hers too? Tons of curiosity and excitement...

A desire to know more about the world... Oh, that sounds like a lot of work... Did Columbus and Vasco da Gama have to venture out for that? What? The way to explore the world is right in her hands... Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter... Making so many new acquaintances... chatting for hours... A fascinating world-one not visible in real life-is unfolding right there on the cell phone. People who praised her beauty... those who claimed they were madly in love with her... people who thought about her every waking moment... those who remembered her birthday better than she did herself... that is the world... that is life... Chat friends... a young man from Mumbai is the closest among them all. He is the child of a millionaire. He is more handsome than a movie hero. He is head over heels for her. He wished her a happy birthday at exactly midnight. Mom and dad are there... but for what? Even if he remembers in the morning, he doesn't know how to say "Happy Birthday" properly. When he messed up, he just gifted her a cheap, useless dress from the shop next door.

In contrast, her Mumbai boyfriend couriered her an expensive pendant. Her handsome Mumbai boyfriend dreams of seeing her become a film heroine. This is art! Is it true? She looked in the mirror so many times. She looks this way because of roaming around in the sun and wind... and never once visiting a beauty parlor. But what does it matter? That's exactly what the Mumbai guy said: "Within four hours of you arriving in Mumbai, I will transform you into a heroine." He keeps asking her to come... but he lacks the courage to make it happen. Besides, how long can this go on? Is this even a life? One day, on Snapchat...

"If I leave home and come back, Mother, what will happen to you?" "What's the big deal? The police will register a missing person case. Your parents will search for a few days and eventually give up. Once you become a big heroine, you can return to town in a trendy car. Everyone will praise you then-even the parents who are always scolding you." "Oh my... that's so far away... I can't come to Goa all by myself. Do you know I've never even gone to Tirupati alone?" "I'll wait for you near Balaji Colony in Tirupati. Just tell everyone you're going to school, then catch the Chandragiri-Tirupati bus and come over. We'll drive to Goa in the car first. We can enjoy the Goa beaches for two days and then head to Mumbai."

The chat ended. She felt a mix of tension and thrill. Such love... such concern! He was coming all the way from Mumbai in a Benz just for her. She was truly lucky! She logged in again and typed, "Okay." That day... The girl didn't return home even two hours after school ended. It turned out she hadn't gone to school at all. The police were notified... Her mother was inconsolable, weeping bitterly. A young man-a B.Tech graduate-tracked the girl's mobile phone. The police cooperated in the effort. The day after next...

With the help of the Goa police, the girl was found in the red-light district. "Lord Venkateswara... it is all Your grace... If it had taken any longer, I would have lost my daughter forever... She would have been forced to surrender her body all night to some seventy-year-old man... Oh God... what a terrible fate... Oh, Almighty!" The mother is sobbing uncontrollably. "You wretch... look at how you've raised her! Don't you have the time to keep an eye on what your grown daughter is up to? If you keep up this fake crying, I'll hack you to pieces." - A husband beat his wife right in the middle of a road in Goa, completely disregarding the police surrounding them. None of this is fiction. It is a scene from real life. { Four months ago, a mother brought her daughter to me for counseling. }

Today, the Correspondent Mr. Amarnath Vasireddy conducted a 3- hr class to all Mentors, ADPs, Principals and Deans.

A few important points that he explained to the Executives:

- Panorama Sheet (Holistic Evaluation of Children)

- How to Motivate children to be their best self.

- Educating and sensitising parents to share correct and honest feedback about their ward/s.

- Ensuring dedicated participation of Teachers.

- Making the entire system robust and transparent.

- Ensuring holistic, realistic and futuristic, ie 360 degree development of each and every SLATER!

There are many varieties of rice.

Black rice:

It is known as "Forbidden Rice."

This was once a rare, luxurious rice.

There was a rule stating that only Chinese royalty could consume it, while common people were forbidden from doing so.

It is rich in anthocyanins and antioxidants. Its outer layer contains vitamins and minerals. It helps prevent diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease.

Jasmine rice:

It has the fragrance of jasmine flowers. It is cultivated in countries like Thailand and Cambodia.

When cooked, this rice tends to become somewhat sticky. People in Southeast Asia enjoy eating a bowl containing a mixture of the cooked jasmine rice, some rice broth (congee), vegetables, and fish or chicken, using chopsticks.

Arborio rice:

It is often used in Italian cuisine. It has a high starch content.

Rice cultivation first began in the Yangtze River basin in China. Rice was grown there as early as 7,000 years ago. This crop likely spread to our country from there. It was cultivated 4,000 years ago in sites belonging to the Harappan civilization, such as Lothal. In the Vedas, the paddy plant is referred to as *Vrihi*, and the rice grain as *Tandula*. In South Indian restaurants, the "banana leaf meal" (or "full meals" / *thali*) is famous. It includes unlimited servings of rice, *sambar*, *rasam*, curd or buttermilk, *papad*, pickles, chutneys, and two or three types of vegetable fries.

In contrast, restaurants following the North Indian style serve a single plate of rice accompanied by a curry of one's choice (such as chicken or paneer). For those trying this for the first time, limiting the meal to just one or two varieties often leaves them feeling unsatisfied, as if they haven't truly had a full meal.

Interestingly, in restaurants abroad, if you purchase a curry, a small cup of rice is provided for free. Here, when we order, we get a large bowl of rice and a smaller bowl of curry; abroad, it is the reverse-a large bowl of curry and a small cup of rice. Essentially, the curry becomes the main dish, with rice serving as the side dish.

In our society, eighty percent of people (specifically those over the age of thirty) have developed conditions like potbellies, diabetes, and high blood pressure due to excessive consumption of white rice.

In the Hitech City area-encompassing Shilparamam, Madhapur, and Kondapur-roads get flooded whenever it rains.

The reason for this is the disappearance of approximately three lakes that once existed in the region; buildings have sprung up in their place.

Consequently, rainwater naturally inundates the roads, causing difficulties for moving vehicles and leading to traffic jams.

The situation becomes even more complicated if it rains between 6:00 and 7:00 PM.

Software offices have now reopened after the 'work-from-home' period ended, and employees stream out of their offices en masse around 7:00 or 8:00 PM.

During the monsoon season, most employees commute by car, resulting in thousands of vehicles flooding the roads simultaneously.

The resulting chaos baffles even Google Maps; the app struggles to accurately calculate travel times between locations.

Since Google Maps estimates travel time based on traffic density, its calculations go awry when hundreds of cars from various software offices pour onto the roads every hundred meters during that 7:00-8:00 PM window.

Last Tuesday, we were returning from Vijayawada.

It took four and a half hours to reach the Gachibowli area from Vijayawada, with the final ten kilometers alone taking an hour and a half.

Last Tuesday, the rain stopped before 7 PM, yet there were traffic jams even after 9 PM.

We went to Vikarabad yesterday.

By the time we reached Chevella, it was 6:30 PM.

At that point, there was a torrential downpour in the city, especially in the Hitech City area.

I thought it might be past midnight by the time we got home.

Google Maps was showing an arrival time of 7:40 PM.

I thought, "Its calculations are way off."

By the time we passed the Police Academy and got onto the Outer Ring Road, the estimated arrival time kept increasing until it hit 8:30 PM.

I thought I'd be lucky to reach home by nine.

In the end, we reached home by 7:45 PM.

How is that possible?

Last Tuesday, the police were exhausted from back-to-back duties.

They had already been on duty for nearly three days due to the Bonalu festival.

Consequently, they couldn't play a very active role on Tuesday.

But the role of yesterday's police was admirable.

It was pouring rain.

Poor souls-they performed their duties for three to four hours while standing in the traffic jam.

Decisions had been made previously; for instance, the Outer Ring Road stretch from Gachibowli Circle to Sarath City Mall had been closed due to flyover construction work.

That road was opened yesterday.

This allowed vehicles to travel from Gachibowli Circle towards Kondapur.

I definitely use Google Maps when traveling.

Yesterday, I drove underneath the newly completed flyover.

Had I taken the flyover towards Meenakshi, it would have taken an extra 25 minutes.

The job of the police-especially the traffic police-seems to be a thankless one.

After all, they are just employees.

But in between the sounds of sun and rain, the noise of war and more, the pollution that chills the breath, they do their duty for us daily.

We never say thanks to them.

One rainy night especially in the hi-tech city area if they quit duty one day we will reach home.

Should stay in vehicles on roads.

Great Job Cyberabad Police .. Thank you very much . Stephen Ravindra .. Great commitment

With Gnaneshwar. District forest officer. Vikarabad.

A wife (the second one) severed her husband's genitals because he was watching videos of his first wife.

A wife bit off her husband's tongue because he tried to kiss her against her wishes.

These were yesterday's breaking news stories.

Women are often described as embodiments of peace and patience.

So, why have women, too, changed in this manner?

Read that previous sentence again.

I didn't ask "Why have women changed?" I asked "Why have women, *too*, changed?"

This implies that among men-and for that matter, even among young children-there exists this extreme violent tendency.

These aren't incidents that occurred in some foreign land; these events took place right here in our region.

Just the other day, ninth-grade students attacked each other with knives at school.

Students are supposed to carry notebooks, pens, and atlases to school.

How did they manage to bring knives along? Why did they bring them?

One could ignore it if it were just an isolated incident or two.

But today, such incidents occur frequently.

Impatience, retaliation, anger, violence-this is the trend everywhere, from six-year-olds to seventy-year-olds.

TV serials, YouTube (which is a hundred times more influential), OTT platforms, and the Internet (a thousand times more so)-all of them are filled with violence and sex.

It is a toxic mix that capitalizes on human weaknesses, all in the name of entertainment.

People might think, "What's the harm? It's just entertainment for a while."

But...

The things we hear and see get imprinted on our subconscious minds.

They often remain buried deep within, unseen.

The person doesn't even realize they have been insulted.

It is one thing to have the mental maturity to recognize that a crime or sexually explicit movie/serial watched occasionally-perhaps once every month or two-is merely fiction.

But what happens when one is immersed in violent video games, serials, and movies every single day?

A person gradually loses their sensitivity.

Normally, we are deeply distressed if we suffer even a minor injury, and we empathize, realizing the other person would feel the same pain.

However, for someone who consumes violent entertainment as regularly as their daily meals, that sensitivity dies out.

A week ago, a video from a preschool in Bengaluru went viral.

The teacher was absent from the classroom, and two or three UKG children beat a boy so severely that the act defies description.

Children quarreling is natural, but with such extreme violence?

Where do such ideas come from?

How does such a monstrous attitude-ignoring the victim's screams of pain-develop?

The answer is quite simple: violent video games.

The brain is not a drainage channel.

Positive reinforcement...

If you tell the mind a thousand times, "This is good... keep doing this... this is how one should live," it follows the right path.

Stories like *Satya Harichandra*, *Nala-Damayanti*, the *Ramayana*, the *Mahabharata*, *Akbar-Birbal*, *Tenali Rama*, and the verses of *Sumathi* and *Vemana*-these are the things we read and heard until recently; they offered positive examples and wholesome entertainment for humanity.

But what about now?

Negative reinforcement...

Consider how much minds have been poisoned; a fifty-year-old reading this might wonder, "What is this? Is it all just nonsense? Isn't there violence in the Mahabharata? Wasn't killing Kichaka an act of violence? After all, the Mahabharata is about war, and war implies violence, doesn't it?"

They are left pondering this.

When people lose their common sense and discernment-reaching a state where they seek twisted meanings in everything and normalize negativity-that is the kind of situation social media pushes them into.

Discussions about God and religion are a different matter entirely.

But the point is, regarding the Mahabharata-whether viewed as traditional entertainment or folklore-the way it was heard or read in the past didn't breed negativity.

During a *Harikatha* performance about the slaying of Kichaka, the audience would feel anger towards Kichaka and a sense of justice being served by his death; the evil itself wasn't glamorized.

However, if that same episode-the slaying of Kichaka-were adapted into a movie for an OTT platform today, the violence, the evil, and the negativity would likely be glamorized.

The story remains the same; the difference lies in the narrative approach-once designed to foster positivity, it is now crafted to fuel negativity.

There was a movie called *KGF* released a while back.

I still don't understand why it resonated so strongly with audiences, though it certainly reflects the public's mindset.

The same applies to that earlier Telugu film-a love story involving medical students.

These are some of the things I shared with my children the other day while teaching them a lesson on life skills.

He is an actor.

He had suffered a shoulder injury during a movie shoot.

For three months, he worked out at the gym alongside me, under the guidance of my trainer.

My routine was resistance training-exercises to build muscle-whereas his was rehab training, designed to strengthen injured muscles.

Whenever the trainer set a target for him, he would cry out in pain-that was the reality of his situation.

Yet, in that very same movie, he transformed into a smuggler who tormented police and forest officials; with a single sweep of his arm, he could send ten strongmen flying through the air.

Watching the film, I felt, "This actor has incredible willpower; he recovered from his injury in three months and delivered a great performance.

The way the smuggler toyed with the police officers, however, was purely cinematic."

An hour after watching the movie, I had completely forgotten about it.

What if an average young man watches that movie? .

When the actor was suffering from shoulder pain, the director could not cancel the shooting of the movie and changed it into a style.

Thinking that was the real style, thousands of people imitated it.

It doesn't matter if you stop there.

What if you really become a smuggler or an anti-social element?

Do you know what happens in real life?

The police will catch you.

Now the censor will say a few words.. a stick.. a spice for it.. another rubber stick.. he will spit out information.

After that, they will take you to the forest and tell you to run away.

Something will happen there.

That is life.

To the real life.. Raising children without knowing the difference between reel life.

What is a raise?

More than half of the elders are in a state of lack of intelligence They only don't know.

Now what will you say to their child?

The media man needs money.

The cinema man needs money.

OTT guy needs money.

People on a dopamine high..

They saw the violence of KJV.

Now we need more violence.

Just watching such a movie gives you a kick.

A drinker has one drink.. two drinks.. half a bottle.. full bottle.. and then dances like a master till midnight... and then gets drunk again.. that's alcohol addiction.

Dopamine high

More than that, people are addicted to violence a thousand times.. sex now.

Dopamine high

How do basil plants grow if you sow marijuana seeds?

Which course will be in highest demand in the future?

Robotics?

Medical science?

Space science?

There is one field that will be in even greater demand than all of these: Psychology!

In this era of smartphones and smart TVs, there are at least two people suffering from mental health issues in every household!

Psychologists and psychiatrists will have their hands full with work.

You can lead a happy, comfortable life just by majoring in Psychology!

Dikshitha Harshini, Gayatri social movement! (students of Slate vijayawada)

Spoken English skills do not mean speaking like an American or playing with stones in a box.

Intonation, diction, pronunciation should be correct.

Don't understand?

Then watch the video!

( Nithya -Class -4. Slate Ameerpet )

As all of you know, English language originated in Great Britain.

In course of time, it travelled, rather was exported to various countries like USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa among many others across the globe.

Each of these countries have got their own accent, US accent, Canada accent, Australian accent, New Zealand accent, South African accent....

Here, in India, oflate, we're seeing some trends, i.e. some people forcing the US accent on Indian students.

Language is the way in which you communicate your ideas to others.

The best leader is the one who creates an impression on the listeners.

When you speak / talk using the correct pronunciation, diction, intonation and body language...you make an impact on the listener.

*_Take a look at this SLATER!_*

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Slate Tirupati

Aman of class -7 From Slate vijayawada.

If even a cloud appears in the sky, some international schools in Hyderabad immediately cancel physical classes and switch to online sessions.

The wealthy parents—who shell out anywhere from three to ten lakh rupees in annual fees—are delighted!

Children's well-being has already suffered immensely from two years of online classes. Yet, there is a failure to grasp the damage caused by handing mobile phones to children.

You reap what you sow!

School transport costs become surplus savings when classes are held online.

Expenses for air conditioning and electricity are also saved.

Many international schools make lunch and snacks mandatory, collecting the charges upfront.

All of this becomes profit for the school management.

Meanwhile, parents will eventually face a massive financial hit—spending ten lakhs on psychiatrists to cure their child's mobile addiction—not to mention the ruin of the child's health.

(Due to the heavy rain, our school is closed today, Thursday.

There are no online classes at our school.

If a situation like COVID-19 arises in the future, online classes should only be considered if parents set up a desktop computer with software locks to block access to adult sites and social media.)

Rithanya of class -4 of Slate Himayath nagar educating her friends !

An attempt to make the video go viral by exploiting people's patriotism. The entire setup... the whole thing is a drama. Watch the video. Use your critical thinking to identify six points that expose this fraud.

Chinese, Mexicans, and Indians are the groups that have been flooding into America over the past few years.

Most Mexicans arrive illegally; most Indians come by exploiting loopholes in visa regulations; and the Chinese arrive using their own distinct methods.

People go there for higher education and settle down permanently, leading to a massive surge in the number of new immigrants in America.

As one side struggles for employment, opposition towards them among the citizens is growing.

The presence of non-white groups—such as brown Indians, yellow Chinese, and Mexicans—has fueled growing opposition among white Americans; this is a sentiment often associated with Donald Trump.

Trump lost, and Biden won; otherwise, strict measures against illegal immigrants would likely have been implemented by now.

People of Indian origin—who moved to America years ago and have since become citizens—opposed Trump's racist actions. This opposition was a major factor in the Republican Party's defeat in states like California, which has a significant Indian-origin population.

The media here tends to label everyone simply as "our people" (*manallu*). However, analyzing the situation without a deep understanding leads to such oversimplifications.

Broadly speaking, these "our people" fall into three categories.

The "Coconut" group: These are the individuals who migrated before the Y2K crisis—prior to the year 2000. They were exceptionally talented professionals. They have since become American citizens, and their children and grandchildren are also American citizens.

Indians have been arriving in huge numbers since the year 2000. Unfortunately, local laws and traditions are often disregarded, leading to rising intolerance and hatred towards Indians. The impact of this on us—especially on the new generation—is significant; people worry about the future consequences for their grandchildren.

Regarding the middle class: Many left after the year 2000. Their children are now citizens of those countries. Some of these individuals are now considering returning to their roots.

New Goods vs. Junk Goods

It is difficult to draw a precise line or specify a particular year when this started, but the trend has surged recently. It would be incorrect to label everyone leaving now as incompetent; this young generation includes individuals who are even more talented and hardworking than those who migrated before the year 2000. However, the problem is that such individuals are few in number.

Going to America before the year 2000 was seen as a monumental achievement—a moment of immense pride.

But now?

For a billion forms of poverty, there are countless schemes to get by.

Punjabis often resort to "sham marriages" to migrate illegally and settle there—marrying a citizen, then getting a divorce.

For the citizens there, this serves as an additional source of income. An entire broker network has emerged for this purpose: marriage, money, divorce—followed by remarriage, money, and divorce—a cycle that never ends.

Gujaratis take a different path. They are kings of business; exploiting loopholes is second nature to them—as natural as eating *Dhokla*.

Telugu people have their own approach. As I mentioned in a post yesterday, the number of people taking the "proxy" route is increasing drastically.

The Chinese are intelligent...

They have great vision. They don't just follow the herd blindly. The issue stems from the "hawk" mentality regarding higher education in America—a trend fueled by hype. Hardly one percent of those who pledge to return immediately after completing their higher education actually do so. In fact, the proportion of Chinese nationals going abroad for employment has dropped to fifty percent, whereas the number of Indians fluctuates rapidly.

"If those who went before could settle down, why can't we?"—that is their line of thinking.

Following the right path is one approach; but what happens if one chooses the wrong path instead?

In the past—specifically after the year 2000—the number of people taking illegal routes was low. Gradually, however, that number has surged massively, reaching a saturation point.

White people aren't necessarily outraged right now; instead, these migrants may have to face the wrath of the "coconut" community.

Rather than focusing on *whose* anger it is—is this a movie where one can flout the law, take shortcuts, expect everything to turn out fine, and then sing, "Tell me who among you is without sin; show me who is without fault"?

Are even tougher times ahead?

Vivek Ramaswamy might well become the Republican Party's nominee, taking Trump's place.

The Republican Party already commands respect among white nationalists. Is the sentiment of the "coconut" community now becoming intertwined with this?

One could certainly say so.

As millions migrate, the feeling that they stand to lose more than the white nationals is growing among the latter. We might soon see people of Indian origin not just at 10 Downing Street (which some mistakenly think is merely a pub), but also at the White House.

If not Vivek, then someone else.

Every country protects its own interests. When hundreds of thousands of people arrive by flouting the law, the host nation takes action because it perceives this as a threat to its long-term interests—right?

The issue isn't about whether it is Viveka or someone else.

We have to question what happened to our wisdom.

Why does every child born here want to go there once they reach the age to earn a living?

Why do parents feel that their child will only be happy if they go there?

Let me say this again: we are living in a globalized world now. Wherever...

People may leave; they might seize opportunities. That is not wrong; it is fair.

But what about the methods adopted to go?

And the sheer number of those leaving?

There needs to be serious deliberation among our governments, leaders, educationists, and society at large. Why have we reached the wretched state of bearing children solely to export them to America? How long will this continue? Even assuming there is no immediate crisis, will this trend persist for another hundred or a thousand years?

Are the analyses predicting that South Korea, Vietnam, Japan, China, and Taiwan will emerge as superpowers accurate? What are the chances of our country joining that list? What must our governments and people do to achieve that? Everyone needs to reflect on this.

It used to be called "brain drain." Later, it was termed not a drain, but a "brain bank." What should we call it now?

Facebook friends keep asking me to post videos related to my class.

I will give you one reason for not recording my class.

In my class, I give my children real-life examples with names as needed. If they are recorded and posted, will there be disputes?

In yesterday's class, I said, "Who is the hero? Do you have a hero who is better than your father who works so hard for you? Is there a heroine who is better than your mother?" about screen heroes.

I told many screen heroes about their dark lives.

I said that they are not all heroes.. Just actors.. Real-life zeros.

Our children laughed so hard when we told about a hero who promotes soft drinks by taking many precautions to keep himself healthy. If posted in the same video form .. Oh my god ..

Are you a human?

Is social media a pig?

One side ground soft Tiwachi. Perfume on it, panniru jasmine flowers and rose petals..

Another side mud pit..

What will the pig choose?

Deep in a mud hole... It's pouring down nicely.

To the pigs .. Poor thing their biological necessity..

This post is about social media pigs.

With the arrival of cheap data plans, by buying a smart phone, for twenty four hours, swimming in the mud pit of controversies and abuses ... About the brainless elders who are causing the destruction of society by leaving children to the wind ..

About the society that has forgotten knowledge, decency and culture.

If you want to drive a pig out of the mud pit, how about using a peacock feather?

Do you need a stick..

That's why this post is... Solid will be very solid.

If you don't have social media madness .. If you are sensitive, stop reading this post from here.

Don't go ahead.

There is only one.. Words that a man should not speak... He took a video while drinking vodka and posted it.

Those who saw that, were shocked.

"Do you also talk like this? Is it this bad? Is this much injustice? Lakhs of people got burnt because of this.

That's it, that video got trolled.

"See how rubbish he is talking".. They have scolded abusive words and shared it.

Comments on that video are coming in huge numbers. People are sharing the tribe.

According to the Allogyrithms... The more people comment... The more you share, the more it will reach.

Three million views in three days.

In ten days, he got a check of lakhs of rupees from YouTube channel

. Actually a lot of debts .. Bankruptcy .. No money for vodka.

The tribe was destroyed by drinking vodka.

"People's scolding are blessings for me. Mad idiots think they are abusing me. Didn't know the more comments it would go viral. Am I ashamed of being scolded? If you have shame, how much money will come? "He pulled the seventh peg thinking.

In another place... And the other guy.. He posted a video abusing a god.

That's it right there. People's scolding has become a big check on him.

The one.. There is no job.. There is no work part. Need money. Know the weakness of the people. "That hero is a waste man. He gave me the chance to come. He will keep posts saying "he copied my action". There will be a tribe dispute. Hero fans will scold . . Somebody kick it .. Post engagement increased for her posts and money, she got a kind of stardom. Who has seen this? Tomorrow morning I can become an anchor in a shit program in a shit channel

;A person made a video abusing a hero. Fans of that hero started scolding. They commented that "your hero is a scumbag" while doing work. Fans of this hero went away after seeing this. Swearing at each other is cursing. Sixty lakh views in a week. Awesome money in the form of check

Another she is. When trying to get chances in movies, they used him except him... Didn't earn much. Crores of people will see if you post abusive things. It has come to know that money will come in millions. If someone is scolded for work, then that person's favors will go away. The more extravagance happens, the more money. Money is money.

Another woman. Gone to the Gulf for a living. Once upon a time someone posted a video scolding. That has gone viral. She understood the mystery even if she didn't study much .. In the village, all the abuses swearing between the pots of water in the Godhari gattu in the village have been taken video and started posting. The money that can only buy shake has come in Gulf. Is that all.. Turned into a celebrity.

Welcome to a shameless society.

Welcome to a no brain society.

The more abusive words, the more money you talk. The amount of controversy can be created, the amount of profit is returned .. That's the name of fame.

Youtube .. Instagram .. Facebook .. Snap chat .. And on and on ..

These people did not come for social service. Theirs is a shameless business. .

The more you use the weakness of people, that is the same money.

Caste scandal, area scandal. Extremely fond of actors who are not bothered by religious scandal, Anapaisa. Now new caste/religion basis for this affection. Extreme affection on political leaders / disregard. They figured it out this was the situation here.

Smart phone first .. Cheap data on the other side. People who drink phenol when they come for free. What else is there?

The girl zella.. Village man.. Mental and nonsense on the phones

Hatred on Avatali hero / political leader .....

Should be scolded .. The tribe should be scolded. Should be punished by scolding.

If you don't, you won't sleep. The rice won't go down.

Batches in batches .. Avatali hero's group .. Our group without being reduced to that. Avatali political leader's group.. We shall not decline. .. Competitive abuses and curses.

Even if the child's education is destroyed at home... After watching pornographic movies... There is no time to care even if I join the Ganja batch. Thirteen

year old daughter did vulgar chat with unknown boy/uncle in Snapchat .. Planning to run away from home but no time to bother .. Won't be . Our hero/our leader should not be reduced. They should not be spoken on. What if the family members do?

Abusive good morning .. Milking services .

How to lift the neighbor's marriage? Episode one .. Episode ten .. If shown, it is a Jabardast hit .. The brainlessness to not understand that the neighbor boy plans to take your marriage away by watching such shows.

The obscene show anchor .. The mother of a twelve year old child... If you wear a bikini, you will be a thief.

How did her delivery go?

What was the name of that baby.

What is the meaning of that name?

How to write that name?

Things that are more important to us than the health of husband and the life of wife and children.

Abbo .. Okta ? Two? Hundreds of crores of misfortunes.

Ways to earn infinite crores of assets for social media person and YouTube channel head.

Floating in abuses and controversies .. Increasing the BP .. Crores of people affected by cortisol hormone ..

If a cow eats in the hand, will a calf eat in the pasture?

Mom and dad in Kompa, if this is how children are future Indian citizens, guts - cannabis - drugs - sex - online betting will not be found in the way?

Politician spends time with people's weakness. Why does he put a barrier?

If a verdict is taken by spending a lot in the name of freedom, there will be no one to ask.

In the opposite direction of the eyes... Due to mobile phone in ten years... Because of free data... Due to the lack of saying a certain policy regarding social media... From seven year old child to seventy seven year old man... Mainstream media seems nothing will happen even if it rains so much.. Intellectuals.

Sad history on the go.

I am thinking of starting a movement to come up with a certain approach regarding social media..

Is it me by the posts?

Or I am thinking of going back to town and making people aware!

At this age, what you should love is not a girl... ...but your mother, your father, your education, and life itself.

❓Why do people become more attracted to negative news?

❓Is there a link between social media algorithms and controversies?

‼️The more controversial a topic is, the more publicity it gets. Through social media like YouTube, the more revenue is generated.

In this case, those who talk nonsense become popular. They earn money.

Those who make provocative comments will become heroes. Those who say good words will go to zero.

❓How will this affect teenagers and youth?

‼️Why are most adults today attracted to the mud of controversy / filth like a pig looking for a mud pit?

⁉️Finding controversy in every matter, creating controversy where there is no controversy, drowning in the mud of controversy - this is the situation of today's adults.

Why? Has social media made people so crazy?

Is this mass hysteria?

Is there an antidote for this?

❓Who is guiding society in such situations?

At a time when social media is disrupting society and becoming a threat to peace and security and personal safety, what can't governments, the police system, and the legal system do?

Why are governments watching? Why are courts turning a blind eye to injustice?

⁉️Does individual freedom mean being beaten to death?

Is it to drown in abuses?

Is it to be destroyed by addictions like alcohol, drugs, and betting?

❓Will adults who are addicted to social media come to their senses?

Will intellectuals wake up?

✔️An action plan on these issues!

It is not a matter of waiting for someone to come and do something, but of everyone practicing the idea that change starts with me.

(For the first time on these subjects, our students have a class today. There will be no live. If not more detailed on this soon via Facebook )

Not the glamour.

Believe in grammar (i.e. knowledge, skills, personality).

If you believe in glamour, you can't avoid midlife crisis.

Three and a half hour class (Slate Vijayawada for 7-10 girls)

A few comments on yesterday's post, and my clarification.

“ISRO is a great organization!”

… That is exactly the essence of my post! It is precisely because it is a great organization that so many people want to visit it!

"If children are allowed, security problems will arise."

… Goodness! So many students are allowed in every week. The CISF is there to handle security.

“If students are allowed every week, then why the criticism?”

… How can you miss the point after reading the post?

Tell us openly what method is followed to select educational institutions! Recommendations from political leaders, or something else? I told you, it’s a mystery!

All I said was: please follow a proper procedure for selecting educational institutions. Set up a website or something similar and ensure transparency.

What many people fail to understand is that matters like this fall under the purview of the administration department; scientists have nothing to do with it.

How can you get worked up—asking, "Hey! Are you criticizing the very ISRO that made Chandrayaan a success?"—without reading the post thoroughly?

ISRO is great; giving students the chance to visit it helps mold future scientists! They *are* providing the opportunity... but the selection process is flawed. That is the essence of the post.

Here’s a suggestion: if you don’t have the patience to read and understand properly, don’t visit my timeline. And if you feel it’s necessary, go ahead and block me.

Efforts are going on to enforce Romeo and Juliet law in India.

If such a law is introduced, minors can have sex in the open. Teachers should not interfere in school / college. They will be criminals if they say it. And to put it bluntly, every school / college will become a hotel.

We just arrived in Vijayawada and checked into a hotel! When I turned on the TV, I learned something amazing.

At first, I wondered if it was true. Realizing it was actually true made me happy.

We think that height increase stops after the age of twenty, right? Well, if you drink two glasses of 'Birada' a day—a height-boosting syrup made from a leaf used by African tribes—your height will increase within a week.

I immediately picked up my phone and called the numbers displayed on the screen.

But now, I’m worried about something.

I need to raise the height of my house's doorway within a week.

Will I be able to find a carpenter and a master craftsman to do this job?

If I can't find one, I might end up stuck living on the street.

Can you help me with this?

Slate's awareness program on children's mobile phone usage.

Bala Krishna, a student from Slate Vijayawada, raising awareness among his fellow students in the neighborhood.

Tejaswini, a student from Slate Vijayawada, is explaining the harmful effects of cell phones to the children in her apartment complex.

Bonalu Festival || Bajare Bajare Teen Maar Bajare song

Tiger does not attack a man. So if it stands on two legs, it will not attack at all..

According to the analysis, I have posted the video of an incident that happened in China Zoo in the comments column below. Watch .

(Things said by some so called experts in YouTube videos (Tiger does not attack a man. Standing on two legs won't do it at all) Seeing that tomorrow anyone can go on a misadventure in the zoo parks and wildlife conservatories. This post is for awareness on that. Don't mess with the beast. )

Can you sit on a chair on the moon?

You can sit.

But ..

1 . The design of those chairs, the material used to make them should be different. Otherwise, the moon dust will go into them.

2 . Can sit down . But a person who weighs sixty kilograms is only ten kilograms. Need to get some practice in.

3 . Above all, a face shield is a must. Oxygen supply is a must.

4. If a person speaks from the top of the moon, it will not be heard by the people next to him. Sound waves can't travel in silence. That's why astronauts who went to the moon communicate through radio wave devices.

Indeed that is a quote !

A castle means an enemy's weakness. Castles were built by kings for their safety to prevent enemy armies from entering in the olden days !

There is a NASA center in America. It extends a special invitation to students. It organizes many programs to make them passionate about the space sector. The public can also visit.

Visitors got one-on-one with an astronaut who went into space when we visited the NASA Center.

Every year some students go from here to visit NASA. It is an expensive affair.

Now about the modern fort Sri Hari Fort.

Here is the ISRO center.

The government has allocated an island for this. Rehabilitation for the tribal people living in that island.. It was allocated to the space research center. It means this is the property of the people.

As per the name, it is a fort. The student is confused.

Not a single student is allowed to enter here. For the last twenty years, we have written to them many times to take our students here. We have given them e-mails. There is no reply to even one of them. There is no politeness to reply. If we go there, they will see us as if we have come from Pakistan or the Taliban regime. Even if we wait like dogs for hours at the main gate, the kings who ruled over the same ISRO center, let alone the director God, are not allowed to meet even a junior employee. They will look at us like "Why did you come, you idiot".

Does the students have no admission means.. Now and then student groups come and go. If you lick the shoes of the head of the educational institute... If you make a phone call ... Then permission will be given. It means entry if you keep contacts at a higher level and satisfy them. Occasionally students from one or six government institutions have access to tell them that all is well.

Such a big institution. Indian students have the right to see it.

Is there a transparent procedure for visiting it?

Entry is only for the one who made the nest?

Should those who do not want to do this be given entry?

Is this the grandfather of ISRO Babu?

This matter may or may not have come to the attention of the central government.

It has been the rule of officials for many years.

Hope central govt will pay attention to this.

ISRO is people's property. Students here have the right to convey this.

Is ISRO not doing what NASA is doing?

Can't a transparent procedure be introduced in place of the current nesting procedure regarding this?

Free for government school/college students... The same private students can be given admission by paying fees. A website for that, for those who have applied first ... There should be a method like this.

Congratulations on the successful occasion of Chandrayaan-3. Open your fort walls to students at least now. Notice they are not the army of enemy country.

{ One phone call and it's gone is a piece of cake. But I won't go on a roundabout way.. My way is the road }

Things that move, make sounds, and are colorful—humans, especially young children, are naturally drawn to them.

That is the secret behind human evolution.

After all, humans were born and raised in the wild, weren't they?

They had to escape from snakes and wild beasts, and track the animals they hunted. That is how the human cognitive system was shaped.

In the woods... In the villages up there...

Sky, clouds, birds, animals—humans grew up in the lap of nature.

Nowadays, however, we have to raise children in apartments and cramped houses.

We cannot go back to the wild, nor is there a need to.

But whenever possible, we should take children outdoors and show them the world around them.

Millions of brain cells form in children by the age of two; a two-year-old has as many brain cells as an adult. Connections develop between these cells.

The more time adults spend with children, the stronger the connections between their brain cells become. When these connections are solidified, children grow up to be intelligent.

In essence, all parents need to do for their child's development is spend time with them—talking to them, teaching them language, and showing them nature and their surroundings.

This is something that must be done.

There is no substitute for this.

The more this is done, the more intelligent the children become.

It is not enough for parents merely to interact with an infant.

Whenever the child is awake, someone needs to be there to talk to them and play with them.

This is essential until the child is at least three years old. Alternatively, there is the option of enrolling the child in a day-care center.

No matter how much a mother loves her child, she has her own needs—attending to personal hygiene, cooking, and housework. It is not feasible for the mother to be constantly engaged with the child the entire time the child is awake. Ideally, there should be relatives around—like a grandmother, grandfather, or aunt—or, if that isn't possible, at least domestic help.

But what happens if the child is confined to the apartment and left alone because there is no time?

First, the child gets attracted to the TV—drawn by the sounds, movement, and colorful visuals.

Then comes the mobile phone.

If the child refuses to eat or starts crying, the mother (or someone else) needs to hold the child, play with them, sing, feed them, talk to them, and put them to sleep.

But what if, instead of doing that, a mobile phone is simply handed to the child because they aren't eating or are crying?

And what if parents beam with pride, thinking, "Look how tech-savvy my child is," while the child becomes addicted to the phone?

Mobile radiation and the blue light emitted by the screen can kill brain cells. A lack of social interaction causes the natural connections between brain cells to wither away, potentially leading to intellectual impairment.

Intellectual impairment existed in the past as well; it is often associated with conditions like autism. You might remember Shamili from the song "Anjali, Anjali, Anjali... Virise Navvula Puvvula Jaabili." In the past, intellectual disability in children often stemmed from factors like consanguineous marriages (marriages between close relatives) or complications during childbirth. However, such cases were rare—perhaps one or two in every ten thousand children.

Today, we face a form of intellectual disability that humans have brought upon themselves through technology; this is known as "Virtual Autism." Thanks to mobile phones, there is now a child suffering from intellectual disability in almost every household.

Mobile phones are also responsible for another condition in children: ADHD.

Children fail to speak even after turning three. They cannot sit still in one place. They do not listen to instructions and lack concentration. Frustration, impatience, anger, insomnia, anxiety, and depression—they exhibit so many of these traits by the age of just five.

What should be done?

Parents often hand the mobile phone to the child, effectively ruining their development. If a child isn't speaking by age three, they are sent for speech therapy. The cost is steep—thousands per session, continuing for months.

What do they actually do for that money? They teach the child to speak. Beyond that, there is behavioral therapy—teaching them how to behave.

Is there any result?

Ask the parents who—after failing to spend time talking to their children at home and inadvertently causing intellectual disability or hyperactivity—spend lakhs of rupees at hospitals to teach them speech and behavior. Ask them what the hospital says.

"How can we guarantee results? It depends on how you treat the children."

True... but the poor parents—what else can they do?

If the brain cells have already died, what can anyone possibly do?

Why is it necessary to teach speech in a hospital setting? How did such a need arise in the first place?

What should such parents do? The mobile phone should be placed against the east-facing wall.

On the other side... That means the East has to bow again...

As I write about the immense harm caused by mobile phones, some people ask, "What should we do?"

What should you do? Don't you even know that?

Who put the mobile phone in the children's hands?

Who got them hooked on mobile phones?

Children's brains are very delicate. Don't you realize that mobile phones destroy them?

Do you not care, even though you know? Are you too busy watching OTT movies?

Greedy for money from an EdTech company, they used alarmist rhetoric to instill fear in parents, leading to the closure of schools for two years and causing mobile phone addiction among school-aged children... That happened two years ago...

The result? Teenagers are now turning into murderers, goons, drug addicts, and anti-social elements!

Even with such a terrible crisis unfolding all around, people ignore it and... TV...

For parents who lack basic common sense—spending their time watching mindless serials and chatting on WhatsApp—the curse bestowed by God or Nature upon their children is "virtual autism" and hyperactivity.

They have invited a massive disaster upon themselves for a problem that could have been easily averted.

Won't you wake up even now?

If everything that comes under the label of "technology" is considered good, would you buy your child an AK-47? After all, that is advanced technology, isn't it?

Why not go to Pakistan or Afghanistan, get a nuclear bomb, and drop it on your own heads? That would be "super technology," wouldn't it?

If your child needs the internet, set up a desktop computer in the living room with child-safety software locks—not a mobile phone.

If children are already addicted to mobile phones, you need to explain the situation to them clearly and reason with them. However, if their classmates are enjoying mobile phones, your children won't listen to you alone. This issue needs to be addressed at the school level and the government level. Ensure that happens.

There are no shortcuts or quick fixes!

For those who overeat and become obese but refuse to exercise to get slim, there are now pills available that promise weight loss. Countless people are ruining their kidneys by consuming them.

Soon, pills to cure mobile addiction in children will appear on the market too. Just wait and see. As long as there are people willing to be deceived, there will always be those ready to deceive them. People want shortcuts and quick fixes for everything.

Pills to lose weight, tablets for diabetes and high blood pressure... The very person who creates the problem exploits you in the name of a solution—the head of a multinational corporation.

If the miseries of countless millions were to take human form... they would manifest as the infinite tricks of these swindlers.

One reaps exactly what one sows!

Is a human race that doesn't even know how to raise its children not destined for ruin?

Amarnath Vasireddy garu, in a remote tribal area also, these atrocities are happening

My parents were government school teachers, and I studied under their guidance until the seventh grade.

For the eighth grade, I was enrolled in the local Zilla Parishad (government) school. The entire school consisted of thatched-roof huts with sand floors; we used to sit directly on the sand. We were completely unfamiliar with the concept of a toilet—girls would go to the bushes on one side, while boys went to the other side where the shrubbery was sparser.

We didn't seem to have any problems at all. We had the best teachers—those who taught lessons well and motivated us. Our studies went smoothly.

Times have changed. A school made of thatched huts is no longer feasible today. In this era of mobile phones, girls would face numerous issues if they had to urinate in open spaces. Facilities must be created to suit these changing times. Governments have the budget; all that is needed is the will to act.

One thing must not be forgotten: simply providing good buildings and toilets is not enough. Cities like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Mumbai are home to international schools that resemble magnificent palaces. The facilities here rival those of five-star hotels... but...

Vodka in children's water bottles; beer and wine shops right next to school premises; packets of drugs tucked among textbooks; nude images of female teachers scrawled on bathroom walls; Instagram posts describing the physical attributes of female teachers—in the post-COVID era, at least 150 female teachers in Bengaluru alone have fled the profession, deciding it wasn't worth it.

Students arrive at school under the influence of gutka, alcohol, or marijuana. There are knife attacks. Teachers aren't in a position to discipline students; instead, fearing blackmail, they end up handing over their salaries. Broadly speaking, this is the state of government schools today. Is this the case everywhere? It is spreading. There may be exceptions here and there, but this toxic culture is expanding like the second wave of COVID.

Marijuana in government schools, hookah pens in private schools, and charas in international schools.

There are differences, certainly—but they relate only to the budget.

What lesson can a child absorb if they arrive at school sleep-deprived after playing video games all night? What thoughts occupy the minds of students who have witnessed a boy and a girl kissing near the school restroom? What fills the minds of children sitting in class after watching pornographic films? Some time ago, an NRI group added me to a WhatsApp group. There were intense discussions about how to provide financial aid to government schools and set up facilities there, along with Zoom meetings every Sunday. When I posted about the issue that actually required immediate attention, I was removed from the group.

My "madness" intensified during the COVID era. Watching TV news reports about the "death dance" of COVID caused people to wet their pants in fear and spike their cortisol levels; when I tried to tell them, "Sir, there is no need to be afraid; just take Vitamin D and Vitamin B," some people didn't like it. Sadly, many of them have now passed away—becoming mere memories.

I also warned people not to take the "poisonous" vaccine and risk dying of a heart attack. (By the way, heart attack deaths have dropped significantly now, haven't they? Where are those analysts who cooked up wild theories—blaming social media, gym workouts, or work stress for the heart attacks? Did they vanish?) ... I faced a lot of mockery. Some of those critics even "retired" from life itself. Perhaps it was the luck of the survivors that the whole thing fizzled out before a fourth dose could be administered; otherwise, all those "satire warriors" would have met their end.

A restless leg and a wagging tongue never stay still, do they? Now, I’ve turned my attention to issues like mobile phones, pornography, marijuana, and drugs. Yet, there are so many people who act as if these aren't real problems at all. He who builds a business on people's weaknesses is considered clever.

He who views people's suffering as his own and swims against the current is considered a fool.

Warangal: Nine students—studying in the ninth grade and Intermediate—at the Social Welfare Residential School in Mallampalli engaged in antisocial behavior. Last Saturday night, they purchased alcohol and consumed it on the school premises. A Physical Education Teacher (PET) noticed them drinking and reprimanded them; he also made them write a letter promising not to repeat the act. However, the next day, the students left for their homes without informing anyone. They told their parents that the PET had come to them while intoxicated and forced them to write the letter admitting to the consumption of alcohol. Believing their children's version, the parents visited the school the following day and got into an argument with the teachers. The facts came to light after the parents lodged a complaint on Tuesday with the Social Welfare Department Regional Coordinator, Vidyarani, and Tahsildar Satyanarayana Swamy, prompting an official inquiry at the school.

The investigation revealed that seven ninth-grade students and two Intermediate students had consumed alcohol. CCTV footage confirmed that the students had purchased the liquor from a shop on Saturday night. Principal Ankaiah stated that no disciplinary action has been taken against the students so far because they did not return to school after going home. He added that a case has been registered against 'Sri Rama Wines' in Mallampalli for selling alcohol to students under the age of 21.

Boy loses his mind due to smartphone addiction.

Classes for Slate School

Mr. Amarnath Vasireddy!! Hoping that, through you, this reaches school children and a large number of parents!!

Not a rakhi. First aid training for snake bite. (In all of the slate branches)

Think back...

Ten or twelve years ago, it was Jammu & Kashmir... then Mumbai... Chennai... Mumbai again... Uttarakhand... Chennai once more... Hyderabad... Mumbai for the third time... Bengaluru... and now Himachal...

Every year, during the months of July and August, devastating floods strike somewhere in the country—specifically in the Himalayan mountain regions and in sprawling metropolises that have transformed into "concrete jungles" lacking even basic drainage systems.

What happens when the rainfall meant for the entire region pours down in a single location within just an hour or two? And what if that area happens to be mountainous terrain or a concrete jungle?

This is precisely what is happening.

Overpopulation, deforestation, environmental destruction—there are numerous causes behind these natural calamities and cloudbursts.

A yagnam is going on, the owner got a golden pearl in the yagnam pot. He was surprised . That's what the wife said.

"Yesterday I accidentally spit a tambulam in the yagnam pot. That is what today is a golden lump."

The owner of the house also spit a tambulam in the yagnam pot to test.

The next day another golden lump was found.

This news spread like wildfire. All the Brahmins who perform yagnas also spat in the yagnam pot. They got golden lumps. Except for one Arka Soma Yaji.

"Wisdom is sacred. The yagna pot is sacred. Doing yajnam is my duty. My duty is to be. Even if golden kisses come, even if the universe is broken, I don't have any reason to spit in it" he said.

The whole village became rich. Except for one Arka Soma Yaji.

His wife didn't like it.

"Let's also spit. Let's get gold," she said.

Arkasomayaji said sasemira.

Finally, she went home in anger.

Arkasomayaji also followed her, trying to please her.

Whether he had crossed the village's outskirts or not... A big fight started in the village. Fighting started over lumps of gold. Houses were burning. People were dying. The entire village was reduced to ashes. No one was left.

Except Arkasomayaji and his wife.

Just then, Kalipurushu came to meet them.

"All these years I left the village thinking that you were there. Even if the whole village is missing Dharma for gold pearls, you and your family followed Dharma. That's why you haven't touched the village as long as you were in the village. As soon as you left the village, I did my duty and destroyed the unrighteous. "said the man of the mix.

...He who is righteous is always the winner...

When small problems are faced by those who practice Dharma, some fools laugh and mock and get monstrous happiness.. But in the end, righteousness will prevail.

(copy paste from a WhatsApp group).

1200 boys of classes 9-10 ( Slate Abids Ameerpet Kharmanghat. Himayath nagar. Bowrampet. )

Ravindra Bharathi auditorium. Powerful counselling session.

Fingerprint:

Even though technology has advanced so much, why are fingerprints still being taken at registration offices and immigration centers?

Because no two fingerprints in the world are the same!

DNA Fingerprinting:

Just like fingerprints, no two people in the world have the same DNA structure. That is why in criminal investigations, a person can be identified by finding the DNA structure from things like hair and blood stains.

Neuroscience has now taken another step forward. Every person's body emits certain types of scents!

No two people's body smells the same.

By testing a person's body scent through spectrometry, it can be determined whether the person is a man? A woman? How old?

Do we bite into beauty?

.. as the saying goes. A person's height, facial expressions, and body shape determine their beauty! Isn't it?

In fact, it is their body odor that gives pleasure to couples during sexual activities in the bedroom. If one's body odor matches the other's, it is climax for that couple.

Artificial body odors are like plastic flowers.

If one's body chemistry is mixed with another, that couple will get a higher pleasure in sex .. Anonya will be the foundation of marriage.

Perhaps in a few years such spectrometry tests will become commercially available.

Do you understand why you can't get pleasure from sex workers? They don't participate in sex willingly. With that, the body odor doesn't come in full.

Along with this, there is fear / anxiety / guilt feeling.

Uh, will you hit? Would you be able to swallow?

"So, sister-in-law! When did you get back from America? How are they doing over there—your daughter and son-in-law?"

"Oh, they’re living like royalty! They live in Dallas. The roads there shine just like steel bowls—you wouldn't even need a mirror; you could see your reflection right in them! Even the Maharaja of Mysore wouldn't have a house as huge as my daughter's. They say it cost crores! Both my daughter and son-in-law earn really well; they’re millionaires at such a young age. Do you know what the toilets are like in that country? My goodness! They’re so spotless and shiny, you could practically lie down and sleep in them. It’s nothing like here in India, with our cramped roads and houses packed so close together there isn't even a gap between them. Crossing the road there takes ten minutes—it’s that wide. You have to take the car just to get from my daughter’s house to the neighbor’s; you simply can't walk it—it’s that far."

"Everyone who comes back from America talks about nothing else! I’ve just enrolled my little one in the IIT course at Techno School, too. Who knows, maybe I’ll go to America someday myself? Anyway... tell me this: how is your daughter and son-in-law’s married life?"

"My son-in-law is a gem of a man! He doesn't let his wife face any hardship. He handles all the cooking himself. Even if she says, 'I’ll do it,' he won't hear of it. He tells me, 'You just rest, *Atta* (Mother-in-law),' and does everything himself. He truly has a magic touch." "The food is so delicious. Your brother keeps asking, 'How did you put on so much weight in just three months?' You know, in that country, there are machines for everything—washing dishes, doing laundry—they handle it all. But it’s not free, is it? My daughter actually has a higher-ranking job than her husband; she earns five thousand dollars more. And times have changed, sister-in-law! Back in our day, no matter what education we had, we’d still have the meal cooked and served by the time our husbands got home. But things are different now! I told my daughter, 'Look, dear, it’s not like it was with your father and me. A husband ought to respect his wife. Why should a wife who works and earns a salary have to cook? If necessary, he should even massage your feet. Keep your husband in line.' My daughter turned out to be very smart—just like me. She’s got her husband well in hand. We used to feel too shy to even call our husbands by their first names, but my daughter calls hers 'Rakesh.' Sometimes, when I’m in the bedroom and she thinks I can’t hear, she’ll even say, 'Hey, Rakesh!'"

"Does the daughter have any problem with her father-in-law?"

"Why wouldn't she? Both of them are retired, you see. They have no work or chores to keep them busy here. They fly over once every six months. And when they do visit, they don't just stay for a week or ten days—they camp out there for months. Then come the complaints that the daughter-in-law isn't showing them enough respect." I told them straight out: "My daughter is well-educated and earns lakhs. If you need help, hire domestic workers in India, or else join an old-age home." My daughter was firm about it too; she said, "If you keep coming here every year, I can't handle it—I’ll divorce Rakesh!" Scared by that threat, they aren't going there now. So many people lost their lives during Corona... who knows when *they* will go? It’s all our fate, you know.

"How is your son's married life in Bangalore, sister-in-law?"

Oh, it’s shameful to even talk about it. He’s a complete fool—he takes after his maternal uncle. His wife has him wrapped around her little finger. She acts so high and mighty just because she has a job; she’s a vain woman. When she comes home, she expects her husband to help with the cooking. We’ve never had that sort of thing in our family. He’s a brainless idiot; when she returns from the office, he actually takes tea to her. It makes me want to die of embarrassment. After all, does a woman sprout horns just because she has a job? If she doesn't serve her husband, she’s no better than a dog. That’s exactly what I told her. But then again, if our own son were any good, why would we have to face all this trouble? "Why wouldn't I go? It’s scorching hot here, whereas Bangalore is cool. If I go, I’ll stay for at least six months. I worked so hard to raise and educate my son! If your brother gets bored, he can stroll around Cubbon Park or Lalbagh. That 'fancy piece' stays in line only when I’m around; she actually does the cooking then. Next time I go, I’ll make sure to get rid of the maid. She’s eaten so much she’s grown fat as a pig. Did *we* ever hire maids when we were running our households? After all, if a daughter-in-law doesn't do at least that much... Don't you dare give me that 'times have changed, we must change' nonsense—I’ll chop off your legs and throw them in the stove."

"What is this, sister-in-law? You speak one way about your daughter and another way about your daughter-in-law."

"Everyone has their own family matters to deal with. Why do you care? Even at my age, would I be wandering the village minding other people's business? Wherever we go... well, when I’m not around, someone is bound to be up to no good, right? The whole town would have talked."

"Should I slap myself for even opening my mouth to you? Is that a mouth or a YouTube channel? If I ever come to you again, just hit me with a slipper."

Sannasi @ 30!

A cell phone in hand while the milk-feeding nipple is still in the mouth. Video games. Destruction of brain cells. Sleep deprivation. Provocation. The control system that regulates emotions is destroyed. Anxiety... A 'psycho' state by the age of four.

By the time milk teeth fell out, there were fights with other children—in the classroom and the apartment. Kicking, and thoughts of killing or dying.

Testosterone surges at just ten years old. Extreme agitation. Violent mania. A conflict between testosterone, cortisol, and serotonin hormones.

By eleven, viewing semi-nude, fully nude, and sexual intercourse scenes on cell phones and smart TVs.

Excessive secretion of oxytocin, dopamine, and testosterone.

Boys and girls lost in that same world. (In girls, testosterone is accompanied by two other sex hormones).

How long can one satisfy urges merely with hands and fingers?

A desperate yearning to reach the climax.

Romance at an age before body hair even appears; 'OYO' hotels to satisfy a high sex drive. Experiencing it all before turning sixteen.

When testosterone and oxytocin are surging, even a base metal seems like gold; even sweat feels like fragrant sandalwood paste. You are right beside me wherever I am... within me... with me... all around me... filling my heart and my entire body! ... Oxytocin-fueled feelings...

The infatuation fades after just four or five sexual encounters!

It crashes early... a hasty feast... a race where cuckoos run like chickens!

A teenage romance that sprouts before the frontal lobe of the brain has fully developed withers and falls without ever blooming.

The falling flower turns into a melody of hatred.

The love hormones sparked by teenage infatuation dry up, replaced by the stress hormone—cortisol.

Bickering... fighting... attacks with acid, knives, or guns. Murder, or at the very least, a violent breakup.

A second romance blossoms before even turning twenty... "You're second-hand... I'm second-hand..."

"Pre-owned" loves, just like pre-owned cars.

The first relationship might see at least a few intimate encounters; the second sees even fewer... a fast-track breakup.

"He has two" — an old movie title.

"How many does *she* have?" — a modern-day movie.

Three or four romances and breakups before even hitting thirty... "happy hormones" dried up, leaving a body filled with cortisol. A foolish philosophy: "Marriage is wrong... it's outdated... family is a burden... my life, my choice."

Uncles and aunts who ought to be guiding the youth... in their desperate bid to prove they are still young... spout shallow philosophy: "Times have changed. Change is natural. This is the future."

The Climax Scene—

The fool ends up in a mental asylum.

The "modern" uncle or aunt ends up in the ICU.

Blistering truths...

The 'Sannasi' (Good-for-nothing) at 30!

A cell phone in hand while the milk-bottle nipple is still in the mouth.

Video games. Brain cells destroyed. Insomnia. Agitation. The emotional control system ruined. Anxiety... A 'psycho' state by age four.

By the time milk teeth fall out: fights with peers in class and the apartment complex... kicking and getting kicked... thoughts of killing or dying.

Testosterone surges by age ten. Extreme agitation. Violent mania... a clash between testosterone, cortisol, and serotonin hormones.

By age eleven—cell phones and smart TVs showing half-naked or fully naked sex scenes.

Excessive secretion of oxytocin, dopamine, and testosterone.

Boys and girls lost in that same world. (Girls experience testosterone alongside two other sex hormones).

How long can one satisfy urges manually—using just hands and fingers?

The urge to reach the climax.

At an age before body hair even grows—romance... visiting hotels to satisfy a high sex drive. Experiencing it all before turning sixteen.

When testosterone and oxytocin surge, even a base metal seems like gold; sweat feels like fine sandalwood paste. You are right beside me wherever I am... within me... with me... all around me... filling my heart and my entire body! ... Oxytocin-fueled feelings.

If you have intercourse four times, you get the thrill! Cuckoos that sang too early—rushing into their "feasts"—end up like fighting cocks.

Teenage love, sprouting at an age before the brain's frontal lobe has fully developed or a distinct personality has formed, withers and falls before it can even bloom.

And the falling flower drops to the tune of hatred.

The love hormones sparked by teenage infatuation dry up, giving way to the stress hormone, cortisol...

Squabbles, fights, attacks with acid, knives, or guns; ending in murder or, at best, a violent breakup.

Then comes a second budding romance before even turning twenty—"You're second-hand... I'm second-hand..."

Pre-owned loves, much like pre-owned cars.

The first relationship might have seen at least four "bedroom scenes," but the second sees even fewer—a fast-track breakup.

"He Has Two"—the title of an old movie.

"Who Is She?"—the movie of the day.

Third and fourth loves before hitting thirty... the breakups... happy hormones depleted, leaving a body full of cortisol. "Marriage is a mistake... an outdated notion... 'Family is the temple' is nonsense... My life, my choice"—so goes the silly philosophy.

Uncles and aunts who ought to be guiding the youth, in their desperate bid to prove they are still young, spout shallow philosophy: "Times have changed. Change is natural. This is the future."

The Climax Scene—

The fool ends up in a mental asylum.

The "modern" uncle or aunt ends up in the ICU.

Post-credits: Amarnath Vasireddy.

A python tried to eat a venomous snake. The snake bit the python. In the end, both lost their lives.

Whether it involves parents and children, a husband and wife, or friends—there are no winners in such conflicts; loss is inevitable on both sides.

It is not an outrageous idea.

Wisdom is needed.

Is that all? There is much more. I have been saying for a long time that soy is poison-and not just soy oil.

"Does your daughter use a mobile phone?" The answer was "Yes." When my colleague opened the phone right then and there, he found pornographic content—including videos depicting incestuous acts between fathers and daughters—as well as dating apps.

Does consuming high-cholesterol foods like ghee and egg yolks raise blood cholesterol levels?

No, it doesn't. That is outdated science—a misconception.

Processed foods like potato chips, pizza, and burgers contain trans fats; consuming these does raise cholesterol levels.

However, there is one point to consider: ghee and eggs are high in calories. Eating them in excess increases body fat, leading to obesity. One should consume them while keeping calorie intake in mind.

"Dammaro Dham..."

This is a song from the movie *Hare Rama Hare Krishna*, starring Zeenat Aman. It features a scene where hippies are enjoying themselves while smoking marijuana.

The government of that time had briefly banned the novel *Marichika*, written by Vasireddy Seetha Devi. In the story, one girl becomes a hippie, while another joins the Naxalite movement.

The government lifted the ban following a court order, and that was when I read the novel. I was quite young at the time, and it left me completely captivated—almost obsessed—for two days.

The hippie movement.

It began in America in 1965. By 1970, it had spread to many countries across the globe. It was a form of rebellion by young people who were dissatisfied with the prevailing societal attitudes. Rather than calling it a rebellion, it is perhaps more accurate to describe it as a wayward, misguided path. Long, unkempt hair, bell-bottom trousers... leaving home to join up with other eccentric drifters and wandering from town to town in groups. There was no concept of "yours" or "mine"—only a philosophy of "ours" and communal living. Sexual encounters with partners of choice. Drug use.

It was all the rage in the 1970s; it became a major trend. In Goa, for instance, Arambol Beach was teeming with them, and the Anjuna Market was established to sell the goods they created.

At the time, intellectuals predicted that the future would continue in this vein.

What just happened? The hippie movement had disappeared by 1980.

The hippie heroes and heroines of those days have vanished. So many people have already experimented with drugs. Anyone who lives will eventually die of old age. Those who were in their twenties back then are now fifty; that means they are over seventy-five today.

A craze might trend for a while.

But that is not the future.

This post is dedicated to those who believe that marriages and families will cease to exist.

The hippies of the past perished due to physical ailments.

The new generation of hippies—who rebel against the institution of marriage and family—will succumb to mental illnesses.

Nature exists.

It will take care of things.

Time provides answers to all questions.

One who insists on learning everything through personal experience will end up merely as a "case study" on a webpage—a figure of the past.

The wise person is the one who learns from the experiences of others; that is the person who truly knows how to live.

AWhat Babu garu spoke about me !

In China during the Mao era ..

“ The family system is inculcating selfish thinking in the individual .. A big attempt has been made to say that if the family system is destroyed, the actual communism will come. That's a tussu mandi.

Fifty years later, in capitalist America, multinational companies are making a similar attempt to create company slaves.

The people who went to America from here for jobs (the new generation) are falling into this trap and preparing for life under the illusion that the era of marriage is over.

At least take health insurance. If you get a mental illness tomorrow, there will be huge expenses.

What if it's a marriage?

Wife / Husband, Children .. The family.

Leave for marriage.

Leave for honeymoon

Maternity leave!

If children are not healthy, leave for two to three days!

If transfer comes to wife / husband

Resignation from the job!

Family first priority.

Next is the company job.

While in university moon conducted quad and started with kisses .. Premarital sexual relations crossing the boundaries, hormone induced immature loves .. Live ins .. The break ups ..

If anyone gets married, it will break up and make extra marital affairs come

Illusions saying no marriage at the age of thirty and no live in (no spelling mistake. You read that right)

These illusions.. Saying that the marriage era is over, on the other hand, they live as company slaves thinking that company job is everything.

Long live the company.

The wedding is down.

Family down down down.

They do not understand themselves, nor do they know what kind of life partner they want.

They fail to truly gauge the other person's personality. Driven by impulsive passion—mistaking it for love—they rush into marriage, only to quarrel and part ways once the infatuation fades; then, they declare that the era of marriage is over. These are the educated, "civilized" ones. The fault lies not with you, but with your education: it may have secured you a job in America, but it failed to teach you how to live. Now, life is a shambles—leading to depression and even suicide.

School children are getting addicted to a new form of intoxication.

Students are getting accustomed to e-cigarettes.

They are smoking electronic cigarettes with intoxicating flavors.

E-cigarettes are being bought and sold in the vicinity of schools.

Cyberabad SOT (Special Operations Team) conducted an operation in Raidurgam, Gachibowli, and Madhapur.

Police apprehended students smoking electronic cigarettes.

Police caught individuals smoking e-cigarettes in locations such as subways.

Subways are situated right next to prominent international schools.

Police have arrested students found in these subways.

Police took action regarding subway-related issues in Raidurgam.

Cyberabad SOT police are providing counseling to the students.

Don't come!

This is the word that many European countries are saying to foreign tourists! Foreign tourists in droves. Their people are struggling to find essential goods. Crowded tourist spots. Traffic jams. With this, many European countries are imposing entrance fees.. fines.. and imposing rules that say you should only come out during these hours. Don't go to Europe for vacations.

Made by Naga Raju Cnr

5 minutes photo session compulsory before 4 hours class.

Some gatherings of "our people" are taking place in the US.

A woman who attended one of them posted the following:

"Many people behave as if every woman can be swayed by money. Fellow women can carry pepper spray or even slippers (the kind that are easy to slip off) for their safety. At the very least, carry a safety pin. You can call the police if the need arises."

Yesterday's class for the girls of class nine - tenth.

Today for the girls of class seven - eight!

Boys class in the next ten days.

Keeping in mind the things that are being told, we planned like this.

Yesterday the girls asked very deep questions.

It shows their mental maturity

“ Sir! Not in our school but … outside … if you don't have a boyfriend, they will see you as a useless girl. How to deal with this peer pressure (i.e. pressure from friends)? “ A question.

My answer is " if we believe in ourselves .. It means if you have self confidence, you will look for the certificates given by Avathali people. Those with thick minds follow the trend. Windy people become followers. You slaters ! Future leaders. People with a unique mindset. Thinking about it.. You will decide which is good and which is bad.

If you drive sheep to the edge of a hill .. If you make one jump down, they will all jump in a row.

Pigs in groups. Lions singly ! “

While saying this, I remembered a question asked by a friend on Messenger, and my answer to it.

Sir! There are Telugu associations in America. Did you not get an invitation to their conferences?

“ Abba! I don’t have enough scenes ! “ was my answer.

Uttuthi fighting

A few years ago!

Off to Goa . Vagator beach . They started fighting in both groups. Why are they beating like this? And we started to stand and watch.

Immediately our car driver {local guy} came and said "Sir.. don't stand here. That fighting is all drama. They pretend to be fighting. They push each other and fall on us. We think we are fighting. They beat what is in our pockets. Sometimes they even grab the bags. After a while they go away and share the whole thing. This happens every day. The locals know it very well" he said.

Why do you think this is posted now?

Oh, I remember. I posted it.

That's it

A four-hour session analyzing a wide range of topics from a scientific perspective-starting with human evolution, biological makeup, and hormones, and covering teenage romance, premarital relationships, marriage and family systems, modernity, critical thinking, and social-emotional intelligence.

A four-hour session analyzing a wide range of topics from a scientific perspective-starting with human evolution, biological makeup, and hormones, and covering teenage romance, premarital relationships, marriage and family systems, modernity, critical thinking, and social-emotional intelligence.

Sleeper buses .. Walking coffins !

There is very less chance of escaping in case of an accident. That concept is just wrong. Bus designing is a big mistake.

Sir! You might find the post I shared today controversial—it came from a Facebook friend via Messenger.

Why does society get so uneasy about its existence?

It is spreading stealthily, like water seeping beneath a mat.

The deeper one delves, the more shocking it becomes.

It would be a good thing if my post serves as a wake-up call.

A modern woman.

Is doing a job in the MNC.

At home watching movies on OTT.

Age group 20-30.

What if these three points are tally?

Less than fifty percent have been in extramarital / marital relationships. Or just live in. Relationships with more than one man.

Men are more attracted to porn. There is no story in porn. Or a weakness. The strongest story in OTT movies.. Words that brainwash. Most of these are made for women. Keeping in mind the mentality of a woman.

If there is OTT in the house, you may not be in that house tomorrow.

Women said fifty percent. And do you say men? More than Tombai in men. Before the arrival of new technology.

If you look at it from that angle, it is like gender equality has come.

Love is great!

But first you need to understand who you are. Only then you will know what kind of life partner you want. Pre-frontal cortex will not develop even after twenty years; a certain personality will not be formed. Love is not what comes at the age of education. Obsession due to the effects of hormones. If you think about a person all the time for four days, it feels love due to the effect of hormones. Concentration on studies will affect this. Education is as important as the foundation of a building is necessary for a person's life. The phase of education, especially from seventh standard to inter, determines how our life will be.

Eat the right food. Eating junk food promoted by film actors for their income destroys health. Eating food is the reason why people get thyroid disease before they turn twenty.

Women and men are never equal.

Is a man great?

Oceans are rivers .. What do we say which is great? If there is no sea, there is no river. If there is no river, will there be sea? For what. The same way the man is the woman.. There are two sides to creation. If one is not there, the other is not there. We meet many people in life. Parents are children .. Their relationship is also great, means it has been fifty years. But wife and husband relationship? Much longer than that. First of all, nothing to each other. But if such two people stay together for thirty quarter of a time in life, the foundation of that is love, sexual relationship formed on the basis of this. Animals don't have families. They don't need it. Human is a community creature. To fulfill the needs of the individual and the needs of the society, a family system that is formed on its basis is mandatory. Man gets the feeling that his birth is mine. My wife/husband, son/daughter. There is no replacement for this emotional bond. Won't come.

If you think it will come... if you try to come, it is against our biological structure and the laws of nature. Today's society is ignoring the importance of such systems as if they were thrown down. It brings them back at a heavy price. If you fall into this whirlpool and get stuck, your life will be ruined.

The source of all the addictions seen today is the cell phone. And smart TV.

Until recently, women were mostly far from addictions. Today, addictions are spreading even among women due to the poison brought in the name of technology and entertainment.

This is the reason why teen love and premarital sexual relations are spreading today.

If OTT is in the house, that man will see the woman as a sexual object. This is the reason for the spread of sexual violence in men and extra marital relationships in women.

I am telling you many many things like this. Some of you may think that my words are Aranya Ghosha. What most of you don't know is that the things I'm posting, I'm brainwashing a new generation of kids. They are definitely following these things. Less is eighty percent .. Up to ninety-nine percent. They are the leaders of tomorrow's generation.

I am taking one such class today. It is a continuous process.

“ Do you have shame - egg, dignity, shame or not?

Is that a mouth? Do the raw rock abuses come out of your mouth randomly that the people of Avathaliya are shocked by public toilet?

But our search is for you.

There are many opportunities for you on our “ Shameless Lives ” YouTube channel.

The more you get angry and talk so much nonsense, the more views you get. You are rewarded according to the views.

Those who worked with us in the past have now become spokespersons for political parties.

Tomorrow your turn will come. “

Like this.

The YouTube channel of the perverted society

How can you say that our society is developing technologically well? - IAS interview question.

In the past, uneducated women at street taps and men in the fields would hurl obscenities at each other.

Now, educated individuals, the unemployed, fading actors, and politicians use microphones to trade insults on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

Back then, nothing remained for them but physical exhaustion; now, they earn 'Paytm wages' for it.

Reach has increased with the use of technology.

Income is being generated.

This has become a brand-new form of self-employment.

He is a real man!

He named his daughters “Buddhi” and “Shree” to be different.

When his daughters’ friends come to his house,

“Buddhi uncle?”

“Shree uncle?”

They say.

He has stopped leaving the kitchen when he hears the bell sound

(Some coffee, some my imagination - Sunday wilding)

Copyright – Copy Wrong!

If you use any music found online in a video presentation and post it on social media, Artificial Intelligence immediately detects it and sends you a notice stating, "You have violated copyright." Repeated copyright violations lead to your account being blocked.

Writers, music directors, and others are all now securing patents and copyrights for their intellectual property.

Saraswati is the symbol of knowledge. One day, she wept and lamented, "Knowledge belongs to the people. How can we dedicate it to kings?"

"Mother! Do not weep such that the tears from your kohl-lined eyes fall upon your bosom! Knowledge is the people's wealth. I will not sell it to those tyrannical oppressors. Trust me, Mother India!" he said.

Much later, Tyagayya said, "There have been so many great souls! I shall share the musical knowledge I gained from them with the people, while walking the righteous path. Is mere material wealth the source of true happiness? No, it is not."

Such was the situation in those days.

The modern 'golden goose'

A hill.

Four villages surrounding it.

For generations, the people’s relationship with that hill was defined by grazing goats, sheep, and cattle, and collecting firewood and timber.

At the foot of the hill lay a tank, sustaining the surrounding farmlands. Perhaps they realized—or perhaps not—that the hill was the reason the tank existed and the rains fell.

A deity resided on the hill; there were rituals and festivals celebrated around it.

It was a way of life where, long before the advent of modern science, people recognized the bond between humanity and nature and took steps to preserve it.

Then came science. It turned out there was granite. Now, hundreds of people work there. Ten lorry-loads of granite are transported daily! Money flows to the politician.

Money goes to the police, revenue officials, and the media.

Liquor shops spring up, along with stalls selling chicken snacks.

By evening, the youth are seen staggering about.

A decade of easy money.

But the hill on the other side is gone. The lake is gone. The grazing grounds for cattle are gone. Farming has ceased.

The rains have become erratic. The heat is scorching.

How do the people of those four villages survive?

1. Growing or trading in cannabis.

2. Kidnapping and murder.

3. Begging.

4. Mass suicides.

5. Another way... tell me, what could it be?

A person bought an acre of farmland for ten lakh rupees. Within two years, he sold it for one crore.

That means he made a profit of ninety lakh rupees.

According to economic principles...

The increase in production over those two years was zero.

Yet, he made a profit of ninety lakh rupees without increasing production.

A significant portion of this—exceeding ninety lakh rupees—was untaxed "black money."

The way such individuals typically spend these profits is on feasts, alcohol, and indulgences.

Contrast this with the farmer who works hard to harvest a crop—only to receive a box of insecticide.

Meanwhile, the person who sold the land for real estate—or the speculator who constantly buys and sells land to rotate capital—ends up with a glass of whisky in hand.

This pattern has persisted for thirty years... and it is only intensifying day by day.

The fault lies not with the individuals, but with the system itself.

Artificial deserts!

Buying a land where crops can be grown .. Putting a fence {guard wall / trusses} around it.. When will the rate come by keeping it empty?... Looking at that .

A few lakh acres of crop land around Hyderabad has become useless in the name of real estate, the same situation is in the outskirts of all the major cities of the country.

Land, therefore, land suitable for agriculture is the most valuable resource.

A severe food crisis is coming.

The government should take some steps to discourage buying land suitable for crops and leaving it unused and fenced off.

It is now very easy to convert agricultural land into commercial land. If lakhs of acres like this remain useless like deserts surrounded by fences, will there not be a shortage of vegetables / fruits / food? Will people survive on soil and sand?

If you buy farm land and keep it empty like that, tax should be levied on it per year. This tax should be given under subsidy to those who grow fruits / teeth / cattle fodder / food grains.

Many of the works undertaken in the name of rural employment scheme are not productive. Steps should be taken to link this scheme with agriculture.

Cooperative farming should be encouraged, agricultural modernization should be taken, steps should be taken to ensure that farmers get a reasonable price. Now it is very easy to import food items from abroad. This is one of the reasons why farmers do not get a reasonable price. This should be made stricter.

If someone makes a mistake, they say, "Would the insects fall!"

The day will come in another five years when insects will eat as food for the mistake we are doing now.

Food crisis is likely to come very soon than corona

"Playing video games on mobile phones or laptops turns children into maniacs.

In a systematic way, these games corrupt the brain and are effectively creating a 'terrorist' in every household. Do not hand mobile phones to children; doing so ruins their lives." This is something I have stated repeatedly over the past eight years. I even composed a song about this; you can listen to it by searching for "O Chinni Vidyarthi" on YouTube.

Breaking News: The French government has identified the violent frenzy among the youth—fueled by video games—as a cause for the ongoing riots in the country and has initiated certain measures in response.

"Type-1 diabetes in young children linked to Corona" — an analysis aired on an international channel yesterday.

Type-1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease.

Did it stem from Corona? Or was it caused by the 'vaccines'—akin to poison—administered in its name?

To determine this, we need to analyze data from children in the same age group (5 to 10 years) across various countries. For instance, children in our country were not administered those shots, whereas children in the US were. Children in the US developed this autoimmune disease, while children of the same age in our country did not (statistically speaking). What does that imply? It implies that the fault lies not with Corona itself, but with the toxic vaccines administered under its banner. Right?

It feels incredibly unjust. Is there such a massive cover-up?

Did it stop there?

Do genetically modified crops cause health issues?

Oh no, no. They claim they are perfectly safe.

Is consuming soy good for you?

Oh, they say it's very healthy.

What about American corn? They say the same about that.

Apparently, consuming canned weight-loss foods can ruin your kidneys?

Oh no, they claim that's very healthy.

Cough syrups offer absolutely no benefit; in fact, they can lead to health problems.

Oh, they insist there's no such issue.

What about foods labeled 'Zero Sugar'?

Until recently, they hailed them as very healthy. Now, they’ve had a change of heart and say they might cause cancer.

That’s just how it is. At a time when selfishness among the general public knows no bounds, it is naive to expect the international medical and food mafias to uphold ethical values. Isn't it?

"Our people are cigarette smokers.

A week of doing nothing. Inspired by seeing your posts, you have stopped completely for a month now. Seeing the gym photos you posted the other day, I will also get a physique like that now. They say they will meet Amarnath garu only after achieving that."

Yesterday, a woman met me regarding an issue faced by her daughter, who is pursuing a degree at the Slate Vijayawada campus.

Before that, both his grandfathers (his father arrived towards the end) brought a boy studying in the second year of Intermediate at the Slate Gannavaram campus to see me. The boy was suffering from a mental health issue, and a hospital had quoted ten lakh rupees for the treatment. Even though I was swamped with urgent work, I dedicated an hour to provide the treatment.

Will his problem be resolved?

I think yes. We will know in two months.

Last night, while traveling back from Vijayawada to Hyderabad on an Indigo flight, I met a multi-millionaire (he owns a school and college spread across two hundred acres in the Kadapa district, and beyond that, a real estate business in Bengaluru; he introduced himself). He asked, "Amarnath garu, there are thousands of children in your school. You must be making a huge profit, right?"

"I don't have cash in hand. I am so tired today; I’ll sleep soundly when I get home. Tomorrow, our children have a field trip in Hyderabad—that’s what makes me tired. Tomorrow night, I won't have any trouble sleeping either. It’s like this every day. Having a handful of work is enough. I am happy"—that was my answer.