All the people fought for Telangana state.

... Their leader is KCR.

The leader who fought for Telangana for more than ten years has been made Chief Minister for ten years by Telangana people.

Congress gave Telangana.

If not, Telangana people are for that

We had to wait for ten years.

Maybe that is why. People made Congress wait for ten years for power.

BJP helped in giving Telangana.

Then we have to see how they will support that BJP in elections.

Centralized rule is BRS strength .... weakness.

There will be a decentralized rule in Congress.

That is their strength .. weakness.

In a democracy, the leaders are the ones elected by the people. The people's verdict should be respected.

If congress and government is formed, for that party

Greetings to those leaders.

Two main parties in this election

Promises that are not used to were given.

Financial crisis is inevitable no matter which party wins.

The economic situation is already untenable.

Telangana Chief Minister's post

Crown of thorns. Wearing it off

Who's up with now?

Courtesy of Amarnath Vasireddy

A preliminary assessment of the Telangana election results!

Based on information gathered from various sections of Telangana society...

This is not an exit poll...

It is not a personal preference of mine...

Merely an attempt to reflect the mindset of the majority of the people!

My prediction might be wrong.

I am not asserting with absolute certainty that this is exactly what will happen.

If you do not agree with my prediction, you can post your opinion in the comments section here.

A healthy public discussion is necessary...

Voting in Telangana has concluded.

Opposition to the government was clearly visible across the state.

Main reasons for the opposition to the government:

1. The sense of self-respect among the people of Telangana.

2. Issues regarding appointments (recruitment).

3. The public's desire for change after ten years.

4. The sentiment that "Congress, which granted Telangana statehood, should be given a chance."

Just stating this once more: these are not my personal thoughts or words; they reflect the thinking of the majority of Telangana's people. {This is an attempt to gauge their mindset; disagreements are natural.}

The unemployed, government employees, Muslims (except in the Old City), and Christians (the majority of them) sided with Congress against the BRS.

A notable development in this election was that two communities—traditionally regarded as "upper castes" in the undivided state—set aside their past opposition and stood with the Congress party.

Regarding the erstwhile districts: there is a possibility of a Congress sweep in Nalgonda, Khammam, and Mahabubnagar.

Women, the elderly, and urban residents largely sided with the BRS.

Had the elections been held a year ago, the BJP might have won and formed the government in Telangana. However, the political landscape shifted rapidly thereafter. A narrative took hold that the BJP and BRS were one and the same. Regardless of the actual facts, the BJP failed to counter this propaganda effectively. Consequently, it was as if the anti-incumbency vote was handed over to the Congress on a silver platter.

A week ago, the outlook was that the BJP would secure only three seats; however, the party has gained significant ground over the past week.

A three-way contest is unfolding in North Telangana. The BJP is expected to win 8 seats; there is talk that if all factors align, they could reach up to 18 seats.

An observer remarked, "The BJP will form a coalition government within six months; the groundwork for this has already been laid."

It appears certain that the Congress will come to power.

Their tally is unlikely to drop below 65 seats.

The Congress lags slightly in booth-level election management. However, this mattered less in rural areas; most villagers accepted money from whoever offered it but ultimately sided with the Congress.

In contrast, booth management in urban areas favors the BRS. If the BJP primarily splits the anti-incumbency vote in North Telangana, the Congress will secure a narrow majority.

If the BJP also manages to split the BRS vote there, the Congress could win up to 80 seats, creating a political tsunami.

Majlis holds sway in Hyderabad's Old City.

In the rest of the city, the Congress, BJP, and BRS will share the remaining seats.

Rangareddy is leaning towards the Congress.

Medak is as well.

It could be said that nothing went right for the state unit in these elections; many of their moves were alarming.

Even if they contest sixty or seventy seats, a humiliating defeat—limiting them to around 25 seats—seems inevitable. If precautionary measures are taken regarding issues like competitive exams and public protests, they might return to power for a third term. However, overconfidence seems to have set in.

As well as excessive rhetoric!

People from all walks of life fought for the Telangana state.

… Their leader was KCR.

The people of Telangana made the leader who fought for the state for over a decade their Chief Minister for ten years.

Congress granted Telangana statehood; otherwise, the people would have had to wait another ten years for it. Perhaps that is why the people made Congress wait ten years to regain power.

The BJP also cooperated in the formation of Telangana.

It remains to be seen how the electorate will support the BJP in the upcoming elections.

Centralized governance is both a strength and a weakness for the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS).

Congress favors decentralized governance; this is both their strength and their weakness.

In a democracy, leaders are elected by the people, and the people's verdict must be respected.

If Congress forms the government, congratulations to their leaders.

Both major parties have made unrealistic promises in this election.

A financial crisis is inevitable, regardless of which party wins.

The financial situation is already precarious, and on top of that, there are promises of freebies.

The post of Telangana Chief Minister is a crown of thorns.

Whose "turn" is it to wear it now?

(According to my assessment, no one should engage in betting; betting addiction will ruin you and your family.)

Sarvejana is happy!

Students, student union leaders, senior employees, leaders in rural areas, leaders of various public organizations..

I am in touch with many people from remote villages of Telangana.

I have a clear understanding of the election results.

I will consider the polling simplicity today.

I will post my predictions at exactly 5pm.

In relation to this..

1. How will the judgment of Telangana people be.. Let me explain what is the majority of people's dislike. That's not my preference. The party that I wanted to win will win.. Is there any foolishness than saying that after elections?

2. The parties that are going to lose.. I will briefly tell you why the Telangana people rejected them. Actually, I want to tell you in detail. But there is no such healthy atmosphere. Why are there so many people who do not understand the meaning of good reviews.. getting angry with them?

.. I have no illusions about politics. My favorite leader.. There is no party. I don't have a political agenda. I told you politics is a sea of ​​piss. Not a fool who jumps into it.

4. Politics will affect us even if we don't. So once every five years.. I thought of giving my analysis at the end of the elections. This is a social analysis. That's it, but astrologers are not gatra.

5. The main reason why I have to analyze election results like this.. Telangana people. Somewhere in remote villages.. Many people are not educated out loud. But their understanding of the deeper things.. When you see the maturity, you will talk. Salute to Telangana rural people. If common people are seeing such social development, it will be a fleeingism not to analyze it. I am not a coward. My evening post is a tribute to Telangana people especially rural people.

6. My predictions { told you right .. That's not my preference .. Only analysis of what people are thinking } If it is wrong, I will not be ashamed. Mistakes are human nature

7 . Invitation to healthy criticism of my posts. Discussion for the longevity of democracy .. Healthy discussion. I will delete the comment if it goes beyond the norm. I will block if it involves personal insults. Such people will lose the opportunity to ask what is wrong and get free advice.

In our Intermediate alumni WhatsApp group, Geetha asked, "Is this really our Intermediate classmate Amarnath?

None of us realized back then that you were so brilliant. We never imagined you would achieve such great success." Kota Purushottam—my super-senior at the university and roommate in the hostel (back then, 'Purushottam Anna'; now, simply 'Purushottam')—wrote in a Facebook post: "I never imagined that my roommate Amarnath—who looked so lean, frail, and innocent—would grow into a person possessing such strong leadership qualities."

Friends like Geetha, Purushottam... and others... If anyone asks me the secret to my success, I want to give them a single answer: "Civil Services preparation."

In the counseling sessions I conducted across various university campuses, I repeatedly told students: "Prepare sincerely. If you pass, you become an IAS or IPS officer..."

"...and if you don't pass... you still become a successful person in life."

"...Those who prepare for the Civil Services are never labeled failures."

Preparing for exams like Civils or Group-1 (and to some extent, Group-2) means acquiring life skills and communication skills, and practicing leadership.

In fact, one doesn't prepare for these exams separately; the preparation is combined—meaning you prepare for all of them simultaneously.

If you pass, you secure a government job.

But what if Vasireddy Amarnath fails? (I salute those who view themselves as their own benchmark.)

It isn't just about failing after putting in so much effort.

It is about failing despite having prepared sincerely.

...That failure becomes fuel that drives you for the rest of your life...

...The knowledge you gained and the life skills you acquired during that preparation will stay with you forever, no matter which field you choose to enter...

...You will undoubtedly emerge as a winner, even in the face of failure in the Civil Services exam.

This is a reality that many people fail to grasp.

They ask, "Why wait for government jobs when the private and software sectors are offering so many opportunities?" Some people often ask...

"A software job or some other private sector role... that just gives you a livelihood."

"But landing a job like the Civil Services or Group-1 services... that gives you a distinct identity and standing in society."

If you don't grasp this distinction, stop reading this post right here.

That is precisely why there is such a craze for Civil Services and Group-1 jobs.

Back when I started IAS coaching, out of a batch of a hundred students, forty were engineering graduates. Some were from IITs; a few had even gone from IIT to IIM.

True, times have changed.

The craze for going to America has grown.

Regarding civil servants... people have now reached a point where they look at them and say, "Oh, poor things!"

Yet, even after thirty years... when the topic of Civil Services or Group-1 exams comes up—even in places like Madhapur—everyone gets involved. From software professionals working in America and Australia to government teachers, many apply and compete seriously.

In a post I shared the other day, I wrote about a conversation I had back in 2000 with the then-APPSC Chairman, Suryanarayana. I told him, "Sir, if a notification is issued for 500 or 1,000 jobs (Group-1 and Group-2), candidates will step up and put their talents to the test. If they fail, they will accept it as their own shortcoming. However, if notifications aren't issued, the five lakh aspirants who would have competed for these exams will blame the government for their unemployment." Merely issuing DSC notifications isn't enough; even if candidates pass or fail those, they will still look toward Group-1 and Group-2 opportunities.

Elections are taking place in Telangana today.

A new government will be formed in another week.

Some party or the other will emerge victorious.

My suggestion to this new government (in the newly formed Telangana—a proposal I actually made about nine years ago) is this...

(Sir, everyone is currently caught up in the election fervor...) Even if the current ruling party wins again, it will still be considered a "new" government. Please do not misunderstand my post. At 5 PM, I will reveal which party the people of Telangana have elected; until then, let's avoid political commentary—please.

1. In major cities like Hyderabad, Warangal, Khammam, and Karimnagar, coaching centers should be established to provide integrated training for competitive exams—such as the Civil Services, Group exams, and Police SI recruitment.

2. This coaching will place special emphasis on English communication skills and life skills.

3. Consequently, the youth will develop better life skills and communication abilities, as well as leadership qualities. Feelings of desperation and hopelessness will vanish. Whether they secure a government job or enter any other field, they will emerge as leaders.

4. Regardless of the number of job vacancies, recruitment notifications must be issued regularly—much like the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) does. Examinations must be conducted transparently and without postponements.

Looking at the posts of fans of political leaders, I feel pain, fear, anger and disgust.

Goranta knew about them!

But a mountain of affection.

Ok till then!

but but

On the other parties .. On the leaders .. More than that, abuses on other party fans .. Poison !

Question :
Why do liquor shops close during elections?

Answer:

Who the hell are you!

So much innocence?

If it is available for free, will anyone buy it in shops? If wine shops are kept open, won't the shops be harmed?

I posted on a TV channel that they made a satire serial using our uniform!

To the notice sent by our lawyers, the representatives of that TV channel sent the answer at night.

Apologies for using without our permission.

They said that they are removing all the scenes with our uniform logo.

( At night .. there is only one scene left and that too will be removed today ).

Otherwise the case would have been filed in the court today.

I am leaving this matter here!

Courts for me once .. Cases .. I mean fear !

Now lawyers are at home !

Lawyers who come looking for big leaders.

The target is to make them cry!

There may be a sense of humor in laughter!

But there is only one feeling in crying!

Emotion! Childhood! Child upbringing is a science in the changing times ... Art!

Those who suffer due to improper upbringing are cockroaches.

Those who do not know what is good or bad are in lakhs!

As a tone! As a tone!

This is our movie but a movie!

A movie beyond movies!

It starts with explaining the greatness of the nightingale.

A boy like the nightingale.. A mother like Yashoda. His dream is to go to the world of dots.

"How to raise your son mother? Is that royal jelly?"

He says Indian Prime Minister in Sriharikota... With the mother of that boy who achieved the goal..

A father like Obama.. A job that always makes you think. But a daughter is life. Tell me what you want.. he shows the whole world. Why did the girl who is a roboticist settle in India? What profession did she take up?

"Your brother.. that thief Sachini... has taken over the countries.. Where are you from?.. I live only for you," said Suryakantamma. She looked at her son with bated breath. She performed many pujas to make him a doctor. He failed his intermediate exams due to some birth curse. Even after thirty years, she could not find a child for marriage. She found a girl somewhere in the village and married her son. The girl who beat him and made him cry drove him crazy. The mother, unable to see her son's suffering, fell into bed. "If I don't come, he won't survive Collector. I will hold your legs. Save me.. I have to live for my son," she cries. Seeing the mother's tears, the innocent son cries heartbreakingly. The nest of lives is disturbed.. God who does not descend the hill. Why? Is God so cruel?

"Status status.. We would have been there ... Now in kokapeta golden mile .. And what are the words with the people? I am not a millionaire now .. Koteswara Rao .. Koteswara Rao garu, who scolded the marriage saying that it is a headache, give me some buttermilk. " I can't live without it. "Survive it from brain stroke even if it costs crores" says the doctor. Now someone will eat everything that has been earned .. And he will cry. Daughter born in Chanchalguda jail .. Wife in critical care unit. ... Directionless Koteswara Rao ... Lord Ramachandra.. And he will cry . "Relations are till there is breath .. The ties .. If you stop breathing, everything stops" sounds from somewhere. Did the sky speak? Did Ramachandra answer?

"If you don't get a seat in IIT, I will kill you... Isn't it difficult to eat spoons and spoons? You are the one who should be sold in front of the IIT gate. It would be better to raise a cow than you," Jaya Prakash, who raised her son with daily insults, said ..

He can't sing before his son sings.

Heart wrenching scenes .. Words that touch the heart .. Parenting Education is above all else.

It will become viral if Vasireddy Amarnath's post by spending one hour.

If you write a story for three months? If you spend hours on its stage play and everything else?

That's the same tooniga .. T O N E G ..

Most people don't understand the value of what comes for free.

Posts on many issues on Facebook .. Guidance in Facebook messenger .. How is it coming for free .. This is just like that .

As a social responsibility .. Vasireddy Amarnath.

My comment on a post made by a Facebook friend who mentioned my post (probably) without mentioning my name!

I think this is about the post I posted!

I was very careful not to give any prediction before the polling, thinking that it would affect the polling to some extent. Even when asked on Messenger, I did not tell anyone my prediction.

In the message I sent this morning, I said “The whole state is a mixture.. in Hyderabad city, a mixture.”

Will you kindly tell me how you felt that it was congress victory?

BRS all over the state; Majlis in the city is BJP

Or can you think that the whole state is BJP.. in the city, all parties will participate in the polling enthusiastically?

The whole state will participate in the polling enthusiastically! In the city, it is a mixture (means a little bit of fatness, a little bit of enthusiasm) can also be thought

Chicken-65!

1857...

The year the British faced a massive blow.

Although it began as a soldiers' mutiny, in many parts of North India, it evolved into a mass uprising of the common people.

That is why it came to be known as the First War of Independence.

Our own weaknesses, the Britishers' strength and cunning—there were many reasons—but ultimately, the movement was suppressed within a few months.

The British were shrewd.

Wisdom was their investment.

Hailing from a small island, they built an empire on which the sun never set; intelligence was indeed their capital.

After 1858, the British began to reflect and introspect.

"Is there such deep resentment among the people here against our rule? We were completely unaware of it. Had we known, we could have taken remedial measures before the simmering discontent erupted into an open rebellion. No matter how much we try, these Indians remain an enigma to us. It would greatly benefit our empire to have an organization that understands the local people's issues and conveys them to us. Just as a pressure cooker has a safety valve to release built-up pressure, we need a connecting link between us and the people—an organization comprising educated Indians." With this vision, British intellectuals like Allan Octavian Hume worked towards establishing the Indian National Congress.

The political parties and leaders of today lack the kind of foresight the British possessed about 150 years ago. There are two types of criticism: one born of malice—that is a different matter entirely.

But what about constructive criticism? It is akin to having a good friend. But what happens if you shun criticism? If you ignore those who criticize you and disregard their words? You are essentially digging your own grave!

Consider Bapu's movie *Mutyala Muggu*. The character played by Rao Gopal Rao has a musical troupe with him. Whenever someone praises him, the troupe immediately steps in to play music. It is a way of telling the other person, "That's enough... stop the flattery."

Sycophants flock to wherever there is power. They sing praises—"Oh Moon... Oh Leader... Does the whole world adore you?"—constantly laying on the flattery thick.

Every person has a weakness.

Criticism causes irritation; one refuses to admit one's own flaws.

Yet, when someone offers praise, it feels delightful—like scratching an itch or pouring warm water over a sore spot—an immensely satisfying sensation.

Wherever there is power, you find these "flattery gangs"—this is a global phenomenon.

It is rampant in our country. Think of the "heroes" who have mastered the art of flattery—earning diplomas and PhDs in it! It is practically the sixty-fifth art form!

These gangs keep the truth at bay. By constantly feeding the leader flattery, they eventually bring about his downfall.

History proves this.

A true leader of the people should drive away these sycophantic gangs. He must realize that they are his primary enemies. Constructive criticism should be welcomed, and a direct connection with the people maintained. Great kings of the past used to visit villages in disguise to understand what the people truly thought of them.

How should leaders conduct themselves in this democratic era, where they must seek the people's mandate every five years?

Look at Naveen Patnaik—Chief Minister for 23 years.

How is that possible? Everyone in power ought to understand this.

The season of revival:

From 1994 to 2003, I wrote numerous articles for *Eenadu Pratibha*. I used to provide comprehensive information and analysis regarding the Civil Services, Group exams, and other competitive examinations. (My coaching institute, Apex, achieved the state's first rank in competitive exams ten times in a row.)

In those days, I frequently visited the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission office to gather information (during the era of the united state, the Service Commission office was located opposite Gandhi Bhavan in Nampally).

Within a short time of starting my articles, I became a favorite of everyone at the Commission—from the Chairman to the members and the secretaries.

"We provide information to the media, but they often distort it for sensationalism and mislead job aspirants. Vasireddy Amarnath, however, offers an honest analysis. He holds the Commission accountable if there are errors, yet stands by the Commission when it is on the right track." Commission officials often expressed these sentiments.

In those days, no exam took place without being postponed. Candidates had become accustomed to postponements; whenever the Commission announced an exam date, they would dismiss it lightly, assuming, "It will definitely be postponed."

It was likely 1997.

The Group-1 preliminary examination. Heavy rains occurred four or five days before the exam, leading to widespread speculation that the preliminary exam would be postponed due to the floods.

Appa Rao was the Commission Chairman—a man who had previously served as the Hyderabad City Police Commissioner; an honest and forthright officer.

"Sir... No to postponing the preliminary exam." I had advised issuing an announcement stating that no posts would be made.

Despite the official announcement, many assumed that a postponement was inevitable. Through my articles, I have explained to everyone why procrastination is detrimental.

It took place on the date originally scheduled for the exam. On the other hand, there are no words to describe a situation where things are postponed for years on end.

I was frequently invited to the full commission meetings. Madana Gopal, the Chairman, used to tell officials, "If you have any doubts, ask Amarnath."

Even when Suryanarayana was the Chairman-in-charge, he used to seek my suggestions on many matters.

Among the commission officials I have known, Jayaprakash Reddy was outstanding. He served as the Finance Secretary and was the brains behind the commission for many years. He devised numerous strategies and methods to ensure that no errors occurred while conducting the commission's examinations.

After 2001, the commission's operations went off track. Governments stopped issuing recruitment notifications.

The period from 2001 to 2005 was a critical phase in history.

If I do not speak up, who will? I will tell you today—I will speak out even if the heavens fall.

The Group-2 notification of the year 2000 will go down in history. There was widespread talk that a notification for over a thousand Group-2 posts was forthcoming. That was the essence of the Finance Minister's statement. You might wonder, "What is the connection between the Finance Minister and government jobs?" That is the magic of the World Bank—a story that no media outlet has ever told. It is a long and complex history. One could write a book about this.

Finally, a notification arrived with a disappointing 236 posts. Shockingly, with only two months left for the exam, 126 Assistant Section Officer posts were withdrawn. Candidates were left in shock.

Group-2 candidates began protesting at the Apex center in Narayanaguda; there were demonstrations and road blockades.

There was criticism directed at the media—which ought to have stood by the unemployed—while the unemployed staged further rallies.

The then Commission Chairman, Suryanarayana, was close to the Chief Minister and had direct access to him.

"Sir, please tell him... the candidates are furious. This situation is not good at all; it spells severe political damage for his party. Just say it to him once, brother."

"He is not in a frame of mind to listen to us, Mr. Amarnath," he replied.

Meanwhile, leaders of the Group-2 action committee met the CEO—a title he had affectionately adopted for himself. (Reflecting on the anger back then versus the pity one feels now... what else could someone like me do?) "There will be no government jobs." "Go and learn computers," the CEO told the candidates who met him.

He wouldn't have guessed it then. The foundation for so many changes occurring without his knowledge—and for the consequences that would cause him severe loss—was laid right there.

It was all set in motion.

The foundation for so many events—the formation of Telangana state, the ruling party's defeat, the rise of the opposition leader, the political shifts in the united state, and the establishment of the 'Slate School'—was laid right there.

You might troll me after reading this sentence. I know that. But it is the truth. It holds true for all three scenarios.

I cannot explain much more. I hope you will understand.

Another phase spanned from 2005 to 2010.

A third phase ran from 2010 to 2023.

I am not writing about these stages to chase follower counts, but rather for the cultural leaders who are open to constructive criticism.

There is one thing I can say with certainty.

Regardless of which party comes to power in Telangana now, a new phase is set to begin in 2023. Many government recruitment notifications are on the way. This implies the return of the 'golden era' that existed prior to 2001.

Overhauling the commission... a job calendar... conducting exams systematically... the long-held dream of the unemployed—spanning 23 years—is finally coming true.

Back then, the commission...

Those who prepared for the exams are now parents. Their children are now going to write the exams.

It is true that not everyone will get government jobs. The number of jobs is limited. Who said no ?

But ...

Oh my goodness...

please send me the text or a video of the speeches he gave on terrorism! I’d gladly die and be reborn as a 'Sir' in your household.

Good afternoon ma'am. Just wanted to share something very important for me as a parent.

Sometime back Nithya and I were talking about school and I asked her how she could stay away from mobile completely unlike her friends from other schools who are completely addicted. She started explaining all videos that were projected on screens along with examples. She explained them very clearly that I could visualize the stories. I could clearly understand the impact those videos had on these delicate brains. Wherever I go I see a lot of children watching mobiles when their parents are still by their side (they are least bothered). They throw tantrums if the mobile is taken away. The kind of efforts Slate management is putting in especially with regard to mobile is really appreciable. As parents what more can we ask for? Quality education, healthy food, special focus on each and every child... And the list goes on... Special thanks to Amarnath sir who treats our children as his children. And the relaxation that our children are in safe hands... No words to express. Just a general discussion between us turned out to be a very big topic. And the way she explained those things to me... The kind of maturity our children are showing at this age... all because of Slate. The other day after she returned from school, she saw me busy with my work. She went into the kitchen. Utensils were piled up. Silently she cleaned all of them and went out to play. A child being so much concerned at this age??? Real homework is just amazing part. I am sure Slate is molding next generation gems thank you so much!

A message from a parent of class-4.

Sunset ride on cable bridge

Slate principals, admin officers, transport managers meeting.

Lunch now ( lunch at Abids traditional hotel. Meeting till evening 6 again.

If it is liked only by fans, will the movie become a hit?

Box office rain will come if it impresses the general public!

The same principle applies to political parties too.

If politics are done just to be liked by fans, if the general public is not able to get the trust ... Deposits are missing!

“ Do you think this is code language when we eat masala dosa on Sundays instead of understanding it? “

I will explain on 30th at five o'clock!

This Week @SLATE: A Glimpse Inside

#SlateFamilyFest #ParentTeacherPartnership

The media has been raging for three days!

Pneumonia in children in France too! !

Thief is police!

Crime is the culprit!

Police Vijal is the only one who uses anything!

He is a pharmacist!

Chee your lives are bad!

Is there no minimum level of compassion?

Sir ! The thing is ...

China caro extended my walk scene to three year olds too.

In countries like France, five-year-old children.

Poor children's immunity is destroyed with this!

Bacteria that are usually present in the air are showing their power on them. Pneumonia is rampant. They are calling it a very difficult disease and scaring people.

It does not happen to young children in our country.

(Here they put for 12 year olds. When they were 14 ) .

Swami, wear wet clothes and sleep.

Who was the leader who once said, "To win elections, having media and money is enough"?

Which leaders are relying on that same formula now? How are things likely to unfold?

Respected Amarnath Sir,

I mother of Mahi Sharma studying in class 7A want to take the opportunity to thank you and all the concerned teachers and Mentors of my child who are guiding and shaping their minds and future so excellently...

It happened during Diwali that an accident happened because of a burning candle.. where everyone panicked and stepped back dint know how to handle the situation my daughter, at the same time, had saved the day with critical thinking by what she had learned in Physics by Mayuri Maam, and managed the situation very well..I was very happy to see that and was very proud of her being a Slater. I am very thankful to all the Slate Teachers, Mentors, and Amarnath Sir that you are actually preparing a better future generation for the world out there..

Once again, I thank you all and especially to you Sir...

"Suicides in Politics"

An analytical post! Coming up next Thursday at 6 PM... A political analysis from Vasireddy Amarnath that appears only once every five years!

#AnnualSportMeet #Competition #Sportsmanship #SchoolSports #Teamspirit #SlateTheSchool #Hyderabad #Vijayawada #Gannavaram #Tirupati #AmarnathVasireddy

16-year-old Mohammed Zubair (name changed) brutally murdered a 17-year-old boy by stabbing him 60 times over a ₹350 biryani.

After committing this harrowing act, the perpetrator not only celebrated but also danced.

The accused first strangled the victim and then indiscriminately stabbed him on the face, ears, and neck.

The victim was his mother's only son; this shocking incident took place in the Welcome area of ​​North-East Delhi.

- The perpetrator's name has been changed as he is a minor.

Famine, hunger, unemployment, infections...

These are all problems of the past.

In the days to come...

1. Loneliness

Live-in relationships, breakups, marriage, divorce, remaining unmarried; couples living apart due to jobs; grown-up children moving to distant lands; humanoid robots in the home—simply spending time with them.

Consequences: Mental stress, anxiety, depression, negative thoughts, loss of emotional control, rising crime rates, a drastic increase in the number of people with mental health issues, and the rise of stress-related ailments like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart attacks.

2. Gender Confusion:

Creating gender confusion during childhood—using schools and colleges as platforms—according to a deliberate plan. "Do you think you are a boy? That’s all nonsense... The idea that there are only two genders—male and female—is an outdated, regressive notion... Your parents don't know anything. Look, there are over eighty genders among humans. People who look like boys but are attracted to boys, those born male who undergo gender reassignment surgery, those who prefer group sexual activities... Bigender, cisgender, androgynous, agender... there are eighty-seven such types of people. This is science.

Humanity has lived in ignorance all this time. Come... let’s change society. Just as you choose the clothes you want to wear, live life exactly the way you want"—this is the kind of brainwashing taking place.

This is happening rampantly in America today. In India too—in cities like Bangalore and Mumbai—some international schools have begun acting as platforms for this, often subtly or covertly. {It starts with things like gender-neutral uniforms, shared restrooms for boys and girls, and library books that promote these ideas.}

Consequences: Gender reassignment surgeries, hormone therapies, and the severe health issues resulting from them; the inability to procreate due to same-sex relations, leading to a massive decline in the human population.

The business of exploiting vulnerabilities... Portraying mobile phone usage as a virtue, while the pornography industry aggressively promotes itself; sowing discord within families through web series and films. "Marijuana was used in Vedic times... It was used in Ayurveda. Cannabis should be legalized"—the marijuana mafia launched this campaign. Alongside marijuana, all kinds of drug outlets will gradually emerge, much like how pubs and drug stores proliferated twenty years ago.

Brand-new outlets offering drugs, alcohol, and sex all in one place.

The result: a massive surge in violence and crime rates, miscarriages, the birth of children with intellectual disabilities, severe health issues, and a drastic decline in the population.

In the industrial era, there was a greater need for humans to operate machines. While medical facilities and scientific knowledge expanded, they also brought about famine, starvation deaths, and infectious diseases.

...This meant the death rate dropped significantly while the birth rate rose, causing the human population to multiply manifold over the last three hundred years.

Now, the robot era has arrived.

Robots handle all the tasks. It takes only a few humans with common sense to manage the work done by robots; the rest become a burden on the earth. Unemployment is rising due to robots, and demands for jobs—or for handouts like unemployment allowances and old-age pensions—are increasing. Money is distributed under various labels. The number of people who simply eat and sleep at home without working is growing, leading to social unrest and movements. If we were to get rid of these people, the burden on the earth would be reduced.

A thorn must be removed with a thorn. Health systems should be utilized—leveraging scientific and technical knowledge—to reduce the human population.

Social consciousness among the youth needs to be extinguished. Youth represent the intellectual driving force behind any movement worldwide. If alcohol and marijuana use—and sexual activity—begin as early as school, the youth will be destroyed. Rising crime rates lead to increased government control over the people (Think about how; a separate post is needed to explain this point in detail).

Our population is declining.

1. Pharmacists' incomes have skyrocketed.

2. Governments gain total control over the people.

3.Massive surge in the revenues of major corporations.

This is the operational strategy of certain intellectuals—based in America—who amassed vast wealth.

A great deal has already transpired.

They used the 'Corona' scare to terrify and kill people. Do you remember? Before the disease even reached our country, videos went viral showing people in China collapsing and dying while simply walking down the street.

Did you die walking like that?

What does this mean?

It was a form of brainwashing.

Who kept these videos?

Who made them go viral?

Did even a single person stop to think?

Similarly, there were visuals from Italy showing bodies being dumped into the sea using cranes. That was actually a scene from a movie; yet, it was circulated as a 'Corona' event.

It all went according to plan.

Crores of rupees changed hands.

There was a broker in America—Ramanan Lakshminarayanan. When this epidemiologist predicted that fifty lakh (5 million) people in India would die within the first three months of the outbreak, newspapers and TV channels sensationalized the claim with screaming headlines, terrifying the public with a narrative of impending mass death.

Capitalizing on the public's naivety—believing this was all just a coincidence...

The vaccine mafia is in a frenzy. They have unleashed a poison-like vaccine on the people without conducting full-scale tests.

If lakhs of people are suffering from heart attacks and brain strokes with it, and it is still suffering with various side effects, the reason for heart attacks is not the vaccine .. In fact, the deaths have decreased because of that, the shameless campaign has started. Intellectuals, organizations, leaders who say social service when they wake up.... They are sitting there without a shiver.

This is the same, taking weakness as money ...

In the coming days ..

Benefits of cannabis . The losses caused by its ban

How ignorant it is to think that only Ada is male is an outdated concept, those who say that gender reassignment is not a birth right of children... are brainwashed into saying that they are anti-social ..

Many new diseases .. Walk scenes in their name .

Marriage is a monologue .. The propaganda that family is madness ..

Above all, the human population is decreasing at a rapid pace .

Then, more and more people with common sense will be left behind and machines will be replaced . This is the new world .

Due to the new medical technology, there is a turmoil in the youth by reducing the age and living according to the new world methods is the plan of people like Gates grandfather.

All this is happening as a witness to the crores of people who watch crazy serials on TV on YouTube and share them in WhatsApp messages. It has already started .

Everything is going well. If four people are doing it, what is wrong with me? Those who think so are fools. Those who think that showing the ongoing conspiracy is just a pastime and self-publicity talk are fools.

The human race, which has died, is moving towards destruction.

The future will not forgive today's humanity

Hey! I don't know if your investments are in pharma companies or corporate schools.

I don't know if this is an act of vendetta against Vasireddy Amarnath.

Do you use our school uniform—complete with the logo—in your trashy serial?

Is that 'K' in 'G'?

Court cases! Stopping the serial! Defamation suits!

Be careful!

Real homework. No smartphones. Just curiosity, creativity, and the joy of learning!

Badam Kannaiah with my daughter

America, Thailand .. Each country is allowing marijuana smoking.

The number of people who smoke marijuana illegally in our country is increasing by two to three times.

Maybe in another ten years, many more countries will say okay to marijuana.

Even if our governments do not come forward, will the courts allow it saying that it is in the public interest?!

Smoking marijuana will bring permanent changes in DNA .. A scientific research conducted on thousands of people in America has found that babies born with various genetic traits.

In the coming days, every house will have an autism child! (Please don't think that parents of autism children smoke marijuana. There are many more reasons for autism ).

When there is a problem we try to solve it. There are people who think that when the problem is closed, we have money.

As the batch of marijuana increases, the pharmacists get money.

Let me tell you something else.

Your boy who went to college comes home one day and says “Mom! Not your daughter in law. I will bring a son-in-law soon, how will it be.

They say that telling your stomach hurts will reduce it. But if you are in America, saying “No. Your idea is wrong” is a crime. That is the law there.

In schools and colleges, now there is a lot of propaganda. You are not a boy .. girl girl .. You are not a girl but a boy.

They are doing hormonal therapy there as easily as buying shoes here. This is becoming a multi million dollar industry

What if someone takes your pony to a counselor?

Wow, is there anything else? Doing so is a crime. You will have to go to jail. No counselor will be ready.

A poor mother asked, “Sir, tell me if there is a psychiatrist in India.”

Can I give you a number.

The fee is 25 thousand for one session.

After five sessions, he will know if his treatment is working. God.

You can't get it .. So you can do counselling. That boy was born and raised right there. I don't know who I am. Now I don't believe if I do virtual counselling will have an impact.

Asaktudni

Make sure that this kind of misery (marijuana, hormonal therapy mafia) does not come to India

This post is specifically for the bettors!

I had said—watch the India vs. New Zealand match; it’s a source of 'happy hormones.'

I predicted the final match outcome four days in advance! I even posted that Australia is like a crocodile in the water when it comes to crucial matches.

They analyze the opposing team members' recent matches, identify their weaknesses, and devise a strategy accordingly.

Our side relies on emotion; theirs relies on strategy!

Cricket is a psychological game... I told you that.

After saying all this—and despite having to wish them luck before the game—I find myself having to say negative things.

I felt even sadder than you did about our team's loss.

But how could you place bets driven by emotion when it was clearly evident that the chances of winning were slim?

That's the thing! Why doesn't a bettor think without letting anger cloud their judgment?

There are astrologers who only tell which team will win in cricket!

This is news!

How many runs in which over, which batsman how many runs? How many force sixes in that? How many wickets for whom? Who will be out? Who will be the catch? Astrologers who tell the entire score card like this, YouTube channels which tell will come soon.

Ananthakori Upayalu for a hundred crore poor people.

IPL teams ...

Each city has its own team!

Were they born in that city?

Nope!

Live in pony city?

Nope.

So how did they get on that team?

That team has an owner.

The owner sang and got them at the auction.

That is, players who are sold at auction!

Okay the players!

Fans support a team on what basis!

That is their choice.

Let us think that we are a fan of Mumbai Indians team.

Kolkata night thokkudu guys (I learnt English that's all! Those who get mistakes in my translation, tell me what is the basis of that name)

When an Indian bowler in the team is bowling, when a foreign player in Mumbai Indian team hits his balls, they will be beaten.

What does that mean? They say that the game is important.

Sir! I applaud your international perspective.

And the same logic applies to the match on Sunday too, right?

Australia played well.. and won, you might think?

Why is India sad that they lost?

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Cricket is dead somehow.

The stakes are high for winning.

Frogs filled the lake as rafts reached ten thousand! Defeat alone! That was the best teacher ever! If you are willing to learn!

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All that is needed is 213.

Australia is struggling as the target is 400 runs.

Attacking batting is not stopping even after losing two wickets.

Mentally weakening the Avatali team.

That's Australia game plan.

Not right now. For so many years.

Cricket is a psychological game.

Once upon a time imran khan.

Australia has been like that for a long time.

Sunday .. Oh my god ..

Cricket ..

1. Technique

2. Fitness

3. Fam

4 practice

Many people think that this is a game related to these.

So true.

But above all, cricket is a psychological game.

If you ignore this point, defeat is certain.

A crocodile has the strength of a thousand elephants in water!

Australia is the same in key matches like the World Cup semi-final and final!

In big matches, 1 without stress, 2 by creating stress on Avatali, 3 by studying the weakness of Avatali team batsmen bowlers deeply and 4 by designing a game plan for it.

This is the secret of their success.

During the period 1995 - 2010, Australia's dominance in cricket was such that the interest in watching matches was lost; the reason was that they knew in advance that they would win anyway!

This is history.

Gotta see what's about to happen now. Raanu raanu's farm is improving in this world cup.

What is the chance of New Zealand winning in yesterday's match?

We can't tell!

The computer said based on the statistics.. Did you see it on the screen?

At one stage 5 %. At one stage maximum 12 %.

That's it ! New Zealand's chance of winning is very slim.

At one stage many people were tensed that there was only a six-run difference between India and New Zealand.

That's not the point. Chasing a target is not a joke. Those who bat first will not have a target. Getting wet while batting for the second time. Asking rate 8 in the beginning ! It just keeps growing and going from 10 to 12. If you have to score two runs for each ball, it is not possible in the same world cup semifinal. In the history of cricket, there is no team that has chased 400 target in the World Cup till now.

What is the thrill if there is no tension in the collapse? Have you got the happy hormones or not?

It's not about when they came.. Did the bullet go down or not?

Amazing batting by Mitchell.. Some mistakes in India's fielding .. Some suspense tension in the match with this one..

.. But India's victory was assured by scoring 397 runs.

Got a little thrill in the match.

That's the difference!

India have a chance to beat New Zealand and reach the World Cup final.

If you are too busy, avoid and watch the match.

Get the happy hormones for free.

To be like a student

Ramu would stand before the photo of his favorite deity immediately after waking up early in the morning and pray, "Oh God!

I want to be happy all day long. May my Lord grant me the strength to solve any problem." Ramu's life was proceeding happily.

Rangayya was 55 years old. His son and daughter were both settled in America. He owned a commercial property in Hyderabad that fetched a monthly rent of three lakh rupees. He wanted to take voluntary retirement from his job and enjoy life. However, he became anxious about life after retirement. One of his friends, Loga, passed away due to a heart attack. Rangayya watched a YouTube video explaining the causes of heart attacks. The next day, he watched another similar video. He kept watching them; perhaps it was a psychological fixation, but he began watching videos and news about heart attacks every day.

After seeing all this, he started fearing that he, too, might suffer a heart attack. One day, he felt a burning sensation in his chest. Panicked, he rushed to the hospital. Tests revealed high acidity, and he was given medication. However, while returning home, Rangayya suffered a fatal heart attack.

Rakesh was an Intermediate student who loved video games. In one particular game, the objective was to go to a beach with a gun and shoot at people lying there; one had to aim carefully before firing. Rakesh played this game skillfully and consistently achieved high scores.

His mother scolded him for neglecting his studies due to his obsession with mobile video games. Rakesh, having access to a licensed revolver kept at home, killed his mother, father, and sister when they tried to intervene.

Suraj was a ninth-grade student whose ambition was to become a doctor. His parents used to tell everyone, "Our Suraj is going to be a doctor." Suraj studied hard every day to achieve his goal.

He has now secured an All-India top rank in the NEET exam. Secured a seat at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi.

Ravi has a gentle nature. His ambition was to become a police officer. Some told him, "It doesn't suit your temperament." Yet, with unwavering determination, he took the Sub-Inspector (SI) exam and secured the job. Dealing with criminals is now his daily routine.

Ravi's gentle nature has vanished, replaced by toughness and bitterness. His way of speaking has also changed.

Madhu’s family life was going well; everyone described theirs as a harmonious marriage. Madhu is a supporter of a particular political party. Whenever there was negative news in the media about his party's leader, he would post condemnations. Engaging in online arguments with the opposing party via comments became his routine, often involving abusive language.

Quarrels began to plague Madhu's married life. He started getting angry with his wife and even verbally abused her on a few occasions. His wife eventually returned to her parents' home as the affection in their marriage had died out; Madhu has now received a divorce notice.

Amar is a school teacher who loves spending time with children. During school trips, he would join the kids in jumping and playing energetically. To maintain this level of activity, he needed to stay fit, so he adopted a regimen of walking, exercise, and a healthy diet. While others his age are showing signs of aging, Amar looks remarkably young; unless people know his family background, they cannot guess his actual age.

Explanation for the above incidents:

1 The Rama Pujas bore fruit; God has blessed us to live happily every day.

2 Rangayya entered a difficult astrological phase associated with Saturn (Sade Sati) the day before yesterday; that is why he passed away at the age of 56 following health complications. 3. Rakesh is under academic pressure; he lost his temper and lashed out because of it.

4. Suraj joined a good coaching institute, which is why he secured a good rank.

5. The change in Ravi is simply a result of the passage of time.

6. Madhu moved into a new house. The structure was built entirely in the northeast corner, leaving vast open spaces in the south, northwest, and west. This led to domestic discord, eventually resulting in divorce.

7. Amar maintains his fitness through a combination of exercise and diet.

Do you like these descriptions? Then stop reading the post here.

If you wish to delve deeper—to gain an understanding from a perspective you might not be familiar with—then please continue reading.

Epigenetics is an evolving science—the study of external genetic influences.

1. Our thoughts shape our lives.

2. Our thoughts—influenced by what we hear, witness, and see—impact us deeply.

3. They bring about changes in our body chemistry.

4. Our genes influence our thinking without altering our DNA; these changes are, in a sense, genetic.

For instance, a father who believes in violence is more likely to have a son with a similar mindset.

5. Those suffering from hopelessness or harboring constant negative thoughts are prone to cancer, neurological disorders, and autoimmune diseases.

This is not a curse;

it is a concept explained by the science of external genetics.

6. The brain functions actively in those who harbor positive thoughts, fostering neuroplasticity—the ability to solve problems of any kind.

Didn't quite get it?

Read the points above again and try to understand them from the perspective of external genetics.

Do you understand now? If not, read it again—and again—until it makes sense.

Everything makes sense... except for the question of why Rangayya kept seeing videos about heart attacks. That is the doing of Artificial Intelligence. Whatever we search for or watch once, AI keeps showing us more of the same.

The Essence:

We get what we desire.

Let's go back to the Stone Age. Imagine a tribe (a team) living in the jungle—a nomadic existence. They need to move to a new location. A veteran member suggests heading north, where small game (food) is plentiful. Another senior member objects, warning of tigers and lions. After some deliberation, the team decides against going north and chooses a different path instead.

That is the essence of "anticipating the worst while hoping for the best."

Human intelligence prioritizes negative information; this is the secret to the human race's survival.

This is precisely how media and social media exploit our vulnerabilities. A story about an actor taking advantage of heroines gains more traction than the story of the hardships he endured to reach the top. That is why individuals with criminal tendencies and mental instability on social media become icons for anti-social elements. The "Vodka school of thought" equates staying in the news with stirring up negativity and controversy.

This post isn't about vodka, the "matchbox uncle," or the Tarnaka milk incident.

This post is about you—and, even more importantly, about your children.

Your thoughts shape your life. Your thoughts shape your children's future. Your thoughts shape your family's legacy.

As the elders say, "Best wishes."

Read, speak, comment on, and watch only positive things. Then your life will be smooth, peaceful, and happy.

If you constantly fill your mind with negative thoughts, you invite illness and misery, and your life goes to ruin.

What do I mean by negative things?

The war between Rama and Ravana (the Ramayana) or the war between the Kauravas and Pandavas (the Mahabharata).

Are these positive or negative?

It is not just about the story itself; the story holds importance.

Reading about figures like Ravana or Keechaka instills the courage and resolve to confront and fight against evil. But what happens if social media platforms present these same stories today?

They might portray the Mahabharata from Keechaka's perspective or the Ramayana from Ravana's—raising absurd arguments like, "What was wrong with what Ravana did? After all, his sister's nose and ears had been cut off..."

If you watch the *Satya Harishchandra* play, you gain the determination to speak the truth, even if it means enduring great hardship.

But if you actually try to live by that story and speak the truth, you face immense difficulties. People might say, "You have only one life—enjoy it," or "There is selfishness in love." "It’s giving 'same-sex vibes'..." Just to say that? That reflects the "vodka school" of thought; that is the nature of today's social media.

Goodness often faces a struggle against the bad—that is inevitable. Recognizing this isn't a negative thing; it is a positive one.

Controversies, distortions, absurd arguments, profanity, violence, and sex devoid of social values—all of these are negative.

Reject the negative. Do not watch such content. Do not comment on it, even for the sake of criticism. Do not share it. Otherwise, it will consume you.

Protecting Dharma, Protecting the Protector.

Uphold goodness.

Speak something good. Listen. Observe.

Share this message with everyone. There is no need to include my name.

Just consider it written by an anonymous author; that is enough.

{If, after reading this post, you think I have commented against Vastu Shastra or the Divine...

1. ...it implies you lack the ability to comprehend the message...

2. ...and that your mind has been completely corrupted by social media.}

Kids... God is the coolest people!

Merciful people are better than black magic! Hail to the childhood of all! Happy Children's Day!

If you know the assets of the late actor, you will be shocked! @

You Tube Channel Heading!

He earned his assets by knowing talent, hard work, and saving money.

Why know its value?

Plus why so shocked?

It is not good if the curiosity to know about Avatali people is too much.

Shall I tell you a serious matter?

Shock shock.. This word is often used on social media. It means to cash in on the curiosity of others!

If the surprise is greater, it means shock!

If you read shocking news like this often,

1. Anxiety is on the rise.

2. Stress is building up.

3. Emotional imbalance is coming.

That is, a mental illness!

It is said to be beaten by a beggar!

( The last word in this post!

Leaving the main point of this post, the assets of the late actor are his savings - See comments on these).

Cortico steroids, anabolic steroids, bronco dilators, two-severs, corona vaccines, corporate studies, proxy GRE toffel tests, gender mutilation.. And a thousand more topics.

If bad things happen to people, even if it is God, Vasireddy Amaranath will not be afraid. He tells the truth straight and without a hammer. Even if the whole world is standing in front of the truth, if he is beside him, he will go no matter how far.

One more thing.

Vasireddy Amaranath only says what he wants to say. What happens if you eat anabolic steroids for muscle .. The young people in your house will eat what someone told them! That post is only about being careful.

I am not the kind of person who spreads gossip by posting details of people who have eaten anabolic steroids without knowledge and damaged their health. That is not fear. Civility .. Culture !

Two sons helping their father who is suffering from back pain! Big boy in the ninth grade. Little boy is a nursery toddler! Education means culture teaches responsibility!

One movie!

Two heroes are seriously ill!

Both the heroes in the movie should have good muscles.

What the trainers said .. I don't know what happened.

It seems that the hero took two anabolic steroids to increase his muscles tremendously!

Now both are seriously ill ..

Who are the two heroes?

Is that important ?

Some one .. Guess Japan heroes or China heroes.

Who am I ?

Too bad !!

Moral in the post!

If you take anabolic steroid for muscles ....

Liver … kidney will die.

The book of math is going to be torn.

Mood swings, depression kicks in.

A bright boy eagerly longing to secure admission at Slate School and attend classes starting November 14th-Children's Day!

A man was sleeping outdoors on an iron bed.

There were wooden logs beneath the bed.

They caught fire.

What should be done now?

One method: removing the logs, pouring water on them to extinguish the fire, and then sleeping on the bed again.

Second method: Trying to sleep while pouring water on oneself to reduce the heat on the bed.

In both Asthma and COPD, the airways become inflamed (swollen).

Why do they become inflamed?

The main reason is an attack on the body's immune system. (If you want details on why this happens, check yesterday's posts and videos.)

What is done in this situation?

Regarding the second method—would you try to sleep while pouring water on yourself on that same bed?

Bronchodilator medicines!

What are these?

What are Asthma and COPD?

The airways are swollen; the swelling causes irritation; this irritation leads to breathlessness; when the airways are clogged like this, breathing becomes difficult; symptoms include dry cough, fatigue, and so on...

This is the problem, isn't it?

Bronchodilators are medicines that cause the airways to dilate (widen).

If they are widened, the problem is solved, right?

But what if logs are burning beneath the bed... and you pour water on yourself while lying on the bed?

You get temporary relief. That is true.

But...

What if the fire underneath continues to burn?

The heat will eventually rise. After a while, the cool water on the bed and on your stomach will heat up. Your body will essentially boil, like meat being cooked. Isn't that true?

This is the issue with these respiratory medicines (bronchodilators).

They provide only temporary relief.

But the root cause of the problem remains unresolved.

What is the actual problem? Immune cells cause inflammation—that is, swelling—don't they?

If the root cause of the problem—the 'fire' in the analogy mentioned earlier—is not eliminated, the issue persists. Merely sprinkling water on it is like stewing the food; it is bound to cook rather than cool down.

One might feel compelled to keep using these medicines immediately.

But what do those drugs actually do? They force the air ducts to dilate (open up). If used repeatedly without addressing the root cause, they affect beta-receptors throughout the body, especially in the heart. This has a severe adverse effect on the heart muscles. The patient ends up becoming an 'ATM' for pharmaceutical companies—constantly paying for the same bronchodilators and subsequent heart-related treatments.

If that happens, there is light in the 'Pharma-Asura's' (Pharma-Demon's) home, but darkness in ours.

It becomes a 'New Moon' (darkness) for us, while it is 'Diwali' (celebration/profit) for them.

How can inflammation be reduced?

1. Consume foods rich in Omega-3 fatty acids; these help reduce inflammation. Marine fish like salmon, mackerel, and sardines contain Omega-3 fatty acids such as EPA and DHA. Walnuts, basil seeds (sabja), and flaxseeds also contain Omega-3 fatty acids.

2. Consume plenty of leafy greens and vegetables.

3. Frequently use turmeric and ginger in cooking.

4. Curd (yogurt) and fermented rice (*saddannam*)—consume occasionally.

5. Proper sleep, relaxation, exercise, stress relief, and enjoyment.

6. Daily water intake: four liters for men and three liters for women.

7. Dental health... and foods like blueberries.

Above all, identify the allergen and stay away from it.

Happy Diwali to everyone.

Even after the viral fever subsides, the dry cough persists. Why is that?

It isn't actually a cough; it is inflammation (swelling) of the airways.

Why?

Because immune cells are attacking the airways!

Why is the immune system—which is supposed to protect the body—attacking it?

Due to confusion within the immune system!

What causes this confusion?

Changes in human lifestyle and a lack of nutritional value in the food we consume.

(Footage from the 'Corona Walk' recorded some time ago.)

What should be done now?

This is a form of asthma! So, you could use asthma medications like Levosalbutamol—thereby acquiring heart muscle problems as a "bonus"—and effectively turn yourself into an ATM for pharmaceutical companies.

Alternatively, you can strengthen your immune system using natural methods. For details, please watch the two videos I posted earlier. One thing to note: the method I suggested requires patience!

If we kill the bacteria in the body, it will kill us!

Saddannam, sour curd, playing in the grass and mud - are all these barbaric practices? Civilization is a disease!

A doctor's free suggestion on Facebook to use levosol butamol if viral fever is not reducing dry cough recently!

Maybe that is the medicine used for asthma! So, did he confirm that all of them have asthma?

The side effects of using that medicine beyond that are adverse effects on the heart, body tremors, headaches and muscle stiffness!

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Why TB Asthma Autoimmune Disorder cases are increasing ? What to do ?

Allergies .. Autoimmune disorders .. Cancer .. Asthma .. TB … Weakened immune system … Dry cough for months I have recorded two videos on these.

One is 11 minutes. The second is 16 minutes.

No matter how briefly I say it, it is this long. I will upload both by evening. Those who think it is necessary can watch it in full. If you ask questions after watching a little, I will not be able to answer.

Just remember one thing. Just to scare .. One minute video is enough to create sensation.

But if you want to educate comprehensively, you have to tell in detail.

Still in an attempt to briefly leave the point where obesity comes if there is not enough bacteria in the mouth!

No matter where in the world some wretched disease emerges, a vaccine for it appears in America in a flash.

Health-conscious American citizens dutifully line up to get vaccinated right away.

Yet, strangely enough... over the past twenty years, autoimmune diseases and allergies have skyrocketed in America.

Just how widespread is it?

The country's population is 330 million.

110 million people among them suffer from allergies.

50 million people have autoimmune disorders.

Do you know what the irony is?

Americans—who rush to get vaccinated out of sheer panic that a disease from a remote corner of Africa might reach them—are unable to do anything about the allergies and autoimmune diseases that have become a rampant "cottage industry" within their own country, shattering their lives and making existence a living hell.

Yet, people do nothing.

If vaccines for these two conditions were to arrive, they would dutifully take them.

When will vaccines come for allergies and autoimmune diseases? What is this?

Medical experts say, "We cannot pinpoint the exact cause of allergies and autoimmune diseases, nor is there a cure; one simply has to manage by taking injections, swallowing pills, and drinking syrups for relief throughout one's life." That is the "sin" of it all. {Not a spelling mistake, mind you.}

In the meantime... a contrarian like me might say...

A vaccine is not a medicine that kills the disease-causing pathogen itself. Vaccination essentially involves mimicking the immune system's response. While it might be acceptable for a handful of life-threatening diseases, constantly getting vaccinated for trivial ailments like the flu or a cough confuses the immune system; instead of protecting the body, it goes haywire and attacks the body's own organs—a condition known as an autoimmune disorder.

Similarly, excessive cleanliness, junk food, and genetically modified crops are being promoted.

Yet, there is no scientific evidence to support this.

This is because no one conducts research on it, nor are they allowed to; even if research is done, the findings are suppressed.

In the meantime, certain autoimmune diseases have turned into "cottage industries" in India, becoming inexhaustible sources of profit for pharmaceutical companies.

It is strange—there was a time when girls would have their *Voni* (half-sari) ceremony only after reaching the eighth or ninth grade. Now, it happens as early as the fifth grade—or even the fourth. Naive parents rejoice, thinking, "Look how quickly our daughter has matured, thanks to the nutritious food we give her."

Yet, within just five or six years of that ceremony, one in six girls ends up gaining excessive weight due to thyroid issues. Along with thyroid problems, COPD is also becoming a widespread "household industry" in India.

If you tell people not to eat genetically modified American sweet corn found in multiplexes, to avoid anything derived from genetically modified soy, to stay away from junk food, and to consume pure crystalline salt instead, they simply won't listen. Claiming that conditions like thyroid issues, PCOD, Type 1 diabetes, or childhood cancer can be cured through diet sounds like a statement born of ignorance.

Moral of the story:

The sheep trusts the pharmacist.

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Slate School Patancheru (proposed CBSE) will commence its admission process in the first week of December 2024

with the academic year starting from March 2025 for the academic year 2025-2026. Due to a slight delay in the progress of building construction work, we have decided not to initiate the campus for the academic year 2024-2025. Please take note of the change in dates.

1. Heroism (Veera),

2. Fury (Raudra),

3. Terror (Bhayanaka),

4. Horror/Disgust (Bibhatsa),

5. Peace (Shanta),

6. Compassion (Karuna),

7. Humor (Hasya),

8. Wonder (Adbhuta).

The eight *Rasas*... This signifies the sovereignty of the *Ashta Rasa* in performance!

Big shout out to my newest top fans!

Vasantha Mayakuntla, Swayampakula Sreenivasa Sharma, Krishna Babu, Bikki Koteshwara Rao, Shiva Shankar

( posted as per the directions of Fb )

There are no big posts for the past fourteen days right?

I wanted to make at least five lakh people cry.. I was busy working on the final script!

“ as a sister ..As a tone ! “

This is not a movie, it is the name of the movie!

Subtitle ..

" Our upbringing .. Their future ! “

In fact, the script was prepared before the Dussehra holidays!

Now I am selecting children for various roles in each branch and telling dialogues by them! In this order, some modifications needed to be made to fit the children's body language.

Beyond that, I made a lot of changes in the climax! I felt that everyone who saw it should cry.. I made the dialogues… act accordingly!

Yesterday two lakhs watched annual day video of all branches in YouTube. Need to double the number this time!

What I said should go into the heart of the heart ... I have worked hard for these five days with the strike!

Yesterday the entire annual day program took shape.

December 10th .. Sunday .. Perfect in the morning .. 9 . Start of 31 !

1 If you want to see directly, you can come to Shilparam ( Shilpakalaa vedika). Or youtube live. ( that day slate bourampet program ) .

2. Same day same place evening 5. This is the Hindi version of the movie on 26th ( Slate Himayat Nagar annual day ).

3. 17 December Sunday Slate Ameerpet annual day evening 5 . 26 at Lalitha Kala Vedika Public Garden Nampally.

4. In Vijayawada on 30-12 Saturday morning 9 am. 31 - Murali convention center. It's the light.

Then in January Slate Abids (Hindi version) in February Slate Kharmanghat Tirupati programs!

All programs will be live on YouTube.

Those who have seen it once will want to watch it a second time.

Let's see if I will make people cry! Or maybe I'll be laughing!

I watched a video the other day.

In that SPB explained how he had told dubbing's to various characters for a decade movie.

Let's watch the movie again, I turned on YouTube on my smart TV and watched the movie!

There are dialogues like "Krimi Krimi" in the movie.

Not to brag about corona in advance, but the writer's guess of that movie is absolutely correct.

Send feedbackI watched a video the other day. In that SPB explained how he had told dubbing's to various characters for a decade movie. Let's watch the movie again, I turned on YouTube on my smart TV and watched the movie! There are dialogues like "Krimi Krimi" in the movie. Not to brag about corona in advance, but the writer's guess of that movie is absolutely correct.

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What if a lion comes alone?

Hyenas will kill and eat.

“ Lion! Single! .. “

For the sake of dialogue!

Lions in groups. A group of lions who live is called pride.

Being single is not a hyena! Danger to lion even due to forest ploughs!

Today at Slate Gannavaram, Slate Vijayawada ...

(Observation of exams, explanation of anniversary program (Explanation of body language modulation of Jayaprakash Reddy, Prakash Raju, Suryakantham etc., Audition for children - selection of anchors. )

Terror joke !

(Attachment to yesterday's post)

November -4th night - ICU - Tingu Tingu Sounds ! Already sleeping all day without walking at least! (Sometimes reading magazines sitting in the chair made for me).

Can't sleep ! Night 10 .. 11 .. 12 .. 1 .. Nurses and ward boys are very busy. He is the bed next to me .. Poor position is critical ..

One hour in the midnight .. A nurse's little cry! .. He is urgently wanted to be lifted by Celine.

That is not Celine. Ventilator ( now remembered ) ( adding this point now )

That bed doesn't seem to have that arrangement. It was my bed. They came to me wondering how to disturb him.

Some work. Or boredom. If they were going to ask, I would have told them first. I said I would get up from my bed and go to his bed.

Shifting is over.

Looking forward to when it will be morning.

Finally it's 8 am.

Mrs. Usha's entry.

Straight to that bed.

He covered the whole chemo (I think he is a coma)

I'm next to him!

Haven't looked this way at least.

I thought I was the one who covered that frog.

I'm bored all night and I'm watching it like I'm watching a TV serial!

Seeing that covered body, first her body started shaking.

.. crying in between.

Sadist Amarnath on the next bed started laughing. Jandhyala.. evv Like watching a comedy movie.. laughing hard!

Watched it then.

In a moment.. The shaking stopped . … The crying stopped. .. The tension decreased. … In another moment anger on the face

Can you see this kind of real life horror comedy even after watching thousands of movies / serials? I am sadist with brother's handkerchief. (This is the result of me telling my mind not to negative feelings by avoiding positive feelings for those three days).

A cool evening - Vijayawada!

If you have a brain stroke ..

Death a few times ..

Paralysis many times !

Surgery many times !

The impact of the years!

But an event that rewrote history!

November 1, 2020 - I was dizzy after walking in kBR Park!

Me rolling my eyes in the bathroom after coming home and going for a shower! Vomiting three to four times in half an hour, motions ( these are symptoms of brain stroke or heart attack. Don't take me as an example. Call the ambulance immediately ).

I slept at home that day. That day was Sunday.

The next day, Monday - November 2 - I went to school as usual.

That night, for some reason, I thought I should go to the hospital tomorrow (also due to stress at home)

November 3 - Hospital admission. Some tests were done and I was transferred to the ICU. The doctors said that brain surgery might be needed at any time. The next day, on November 4, I came to know that I had a brain stroke after seeing a message my daughter had posted on the school WhatsApp group.

All the coma cases in the ICU. I was so bored. Even then, the doctors brought magazines. That was it. WhatsApp was boring for a while. When I had to go to the toilet, they gave me something like a chip. When I couldn't, I was sent to the toilet with a ward boy. I ignored him and locked the toilet. Bored, bored. Very bored. Behavior of Kerala nurses - Psychological analysis That was it.

Duty Doctor "Amarnath garu ! I don't understand how you can smile so much in ICU. She delivered this word at least six times on 4 and 5 November. Seeing her with that makes me laugh (not sarcastic laugh ; poor new doctor. Shouldn't go to America. Seeing me, Gabara will fall down ).

November -5 - Sir Doctor! Nothing to me. Not going to happen. Can't be here anymore. At least shift to a room. At least the tv will be there Even though I can't bear these dengue sounds here " Anna. That senior doctor called the professor of eighty years. Up to four more professors. Never seen this in our life. Miracle is what they said. They shifted me to a room because nobody believes he had a brain stroke.

After that, he was discharged from the hospital for two days. Doctor said no walking for at least a year.

Time - 4 - Came home, changed dress and went to KBR park for 8 km walk.

The next day I left the gym and joined the steel gym.

Six pack in six months.

That's how November 5th was the day I came out of the ICU after fighting .. my second birthday.

Today is my third birthday. In the car … first Khammam (if all the workouts are done in Khammam, then Vijayawada in the evening. Tomorrow Vijayawada Gannavaram Schools. Tuesday Bowrampet, Wednesday Himayath Nagar School.

A ninth-grade girl died of a heart attack in Rajkot district of Gujarat!

DJ no sound. No gym! Did not dance .. Then what cover up will the pharmacists give for this!

(Two years ago, seven and above classes were given a gusher! I will not let that happen in my school)

Three decades ago there were cinema magazines (in all languages)!

Did they ever write facts about the cinema field as a single column of news?

Not about the affairs they like to do!

But the tearful stories of cinema creatures, suicides, bankruptcies, anarchy, and riots.. Is there a film journalist who has spent even a single drop of ink on these?

Build up! The build up!

How much build up means still cinema field means youth think that it is god's world!

When Ravana abducted Seethamma, it led to the burning of Lanka and his own destruction.

In modern times, a 'modern Ravana'—a Dubai-based don—ran rampant for two or three decades, abducting and violating not just one or two, but dozens of film actresses before finally letting them go.

True, some of them went for his wealth and his support for the next movie chances.

But there were so many women who caught his eye and, left with no other choice, endured forced encounters; they somehow escaped his clutches and returned, simply grateful to be alive!

How good would it be if she was a movie heroine? That's an average girl's dream!

Beauty is a boon for them! Money. This is one side of the coin.

And the other side?

Beauty is their curse.

Chief ministers, ministers, their sons, sons-in-law, Income Tax bosses, IAS officers... There are many 'Ramayanas' that have not been written over the last fifty or sixty years!

There is no Rama in this modern Ramayana.

Hanuman will not be there.

These modern Ravanas face no curse threatening death if they dare to touch Seethamma.

Look at the history of any 'wood' (Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood)—what is there to be proud of?

The entire history of the glamour industry is one of the exploitation and oppression of women.

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Will eating fruit cause liver disease and lead to death?

Sharing this on the request of a Fb friend. They are looking for some help.

Different political views! But there are no vulgarities anywhere. No passions.

When such a healthy democratic debate is possible on Vasireddy Amarnath timeline, why is it not possible in TV channels, legislative assemblies, President ??

The Nation Wants to Know !

A Sociological Analysis of the Telangana Elections:

There are still four weeks left until the elections.

Typically, a swing towards a particular party emerges during the final three to four weeks before an election.

Neutral voters usually begin to lean in a specific direction during this period, depending on unfolding events.

However, this time, it appears that ninety-nine percent of voters have already made a firm decision regarding which party to support.

The political maneuvers executed by party leaders during these final weeks do not seem likely to have a significant impact on the situation.

For some time now, the distribution of money has been rampant in Telangana prior to polling. Yet, this time, the distribution of cash does not appear capable of influencing voting behavior; people are likely to accept the money but still vote for the party they had already chosen to support.

Parties or candidates distributing money are unlikely to achieve a significant outcome, other than losing the funds they spent.

Voters in rural Telangana are not swayed by TV or YouTube channels—a trend that has long existed. A rural voter arrives at a political decision based on what they observe and understand at the ground level. If media narratives contradict their own convictions, they simply disregard those opinions. In essence, the media's influence on rural Telangana—particularly among those over the age of 35—has always been minimal.

The influence of the media (newspapers, TV channels, and YouTube channels) is evident primarily among the youth under the age of 35 and the urban population. Rather than being swayed by what is shown on TV channels, the youth of Telangana demonstrate a political consciousness where they support media outlets that reflect their own views and sentiments.

No matter how much media channels try in this situation, they cannot influence voting at this stage. Social media engineering will not have a big impact in Telangana now.

There will not be a hung assembly in this election, contrary to what some people thought.

One party will secure a clear majority.

I won't say which party it is.

I do not wish to influence the election results, even slightly, through my posts.

You are welcome to post your political opinions in the comments section below. Differing opinions are natural in a democracy; in fact, they are essential.

If your comments are decent, I will appreciate them. Options to hide, delete, or block are available if necessary.

Since I have made a political post, you might ask, "Which political party do you support?"

I have an agenda, right?

Keep mobile phones away from children. Regulate junk food consumption. Ban adult films and drugs. Curb the influence of the medical mafia. Take measures to prevent harm—starting now—by exposing the schemes pharmacists are running regarding vaccines. Provide students with comprehensive education rather than rote learning. Implement a clear policy regarding the replacement of government employees. Use cultural art forms to foster moral values ​​in society and strengthen the family system... This is my agenda in a nutshell.

Now, tell me: Has even a single political party taken—if not a full step—at least half a step in this direction? Are you ready to back such a party?

If any party accepts this agenda and firmly commits to implementing it after winning the election, I will campaign for them across every village at my own expense! Those newly following me on Facebook might wonder: "He talks about campaigning across every village—but who in Telangana would actually listen to him?"

I have twenty-five thousand students serving as government teachers in Telangana alone, plus hundreds more in Group-1, Group-2, and other services. Beyond that, there are thousands of families associated with the 'Slate' institution over the past twenty-three years. Everyone holds Vasireddy Amarnath in high regard; my word is trusted.

This is something earned through a lifetime of integrity.

Even when walking through the narrow lanes of the Charminar area, people greet me affectionately as "Sir"—from the family of the late Naxalite leader Veeranna to the children of RSS and BRS leaders. There are young Congress leaders asking, "Sir, miracles happened when you blessed us wholeheartedly—look, that young leader became an MLA, and another secured that position; please bless us too." There are leaders from student unions like ABVP, SFI, AISF, PDSU, and others asking, "Sir, please hold a counseling session for us." And so many more... truly, the whole world is my family.

What is Facebook, really? There is a vast world out there beyond it.

What I have achieved in a lifetime... The tag that he is for everyone.

It means he is not someone who sings a tune just for the sake of it, nor is he someone who seeks shelter under just any umbrella for convenience.

I do have an agenda. You ask what it is? I already mentioned it in the paragraph above—and that is exactly what I will continue to speak about. That is exactly what I will do; this is enough for this lifetime.

Politics is an ocean of urine. Am I so naive—so ignorant of the realities of life—that I would jump into it?

Consider this post with the understanding that, with elections approaching, it would be opportunistic *not* to conduct a social analysis of the situation.

There are no flags or agendas beyond that.

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A country that is next to the Pacific Ocean!

There are two dominant castes.

Both are competing for the sake of monarchy since many years.

In the passage of time, there have been a lot of changes in that country.

In the background of changes, the two dominant castes mentioned above have been deployed on the same side.

This is a matter of social importance.

There is no situation for the media to analyze this.

Is there any benefit to deploying like this? The point is different.

But leaving aside at least five decades of political feud, the fact that a large number of people belonging to two castes {who always vote regardless of caste} have joined one side is a development worth discussing.

A healthy discussion without abuses and blames is good. Such comments are welcome.

If the same thing was said two years ago, he created a big controversy.

" Everything is fine .. invite pigeons to the house comfortably" he said .

One comment on it .. " Up to ten pigeons come to our house . My health is very good " .

What is the meaning of this genius for that? Invite a hundred " .

Oh my god ! I don't know whether my posts are becoming popular or not, but I have blocked him not to cause trouble as some people are bound to lose because of his words!

Ramudu, Krishna, Netaji, Ambedkar, Nehru, Alluri - The roles played for children in school fancy dress competitions.

Today with American influence - Halloween - ghost ghost, blood!

What's up! It is called just fun!

Fun for you (adults)! Gun for them (violent thoughts)

There is a neuro linguistic program.

What we ask for comes.

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Have you seen today's post?

If you read that, you should have a doubt.

Doesn't SPB do cardio every day (because of singing songs)!

And why did his lungs get so bad when he got infected with Corona?

The answer to this is cytokine storm.

Posted on the third day of his death.

At one point I wanted to conduct a program with SPB. Exactly when he moved to America. ( 75 year's celebrations).

If you maintain a time, then you will have intimacy with him.

No, come on. Some people might think it's their own box.

How is the analysis of “ Manchu Yasa “ in a serious post? Everyone is immersed in the post. They don't seem to have noticed the satire.

Fragile human life!

Deaths due to heart attacks have become commonplace.

There is an ongoing attempt to cover up the rise in heart attack deaths by attributing them solely to COVID-19.

The listener hears "Corona," and if they are afraid, the person telling them is a pharmacist!

Regardless of the specifics...

What must one do to keep the heart healthy?

...This is a concern troubling many people today!

Cardio exercises should be performed regularly to maintain good health!

Cardio exercise involves walking in a way that improves breathing and accelerates the heart rate—such as walking briskly on a treadmill at the gym.

When you walk briskly...

...the need for deep breathing arises.

The heart beats faster.

Exercise benefits both the heart and the respiratory system.

It strengthens the circulatory and respiratory systems!

If someone says, "There is nothing wrong with modern-day walking or exercising on a treadmill or stepper at the gym," others might question, "Did our ancestors do all this? Can't one remain healthy without doing it?"

Today...

English has become an international language. Learning English is essential to securing a good job and settling down in life.

Efforts are being made to take it a step further by speaking English with an American accent.

The English language originated in England. It spread to many countries due to British colonial rule. Today, English has many accents.

The American accent, the English accent, the Australian accent, the New Zealand accent, the South African accent, the Canadian accent, and the urban Indian English accent.

Geographical and historical factors specific to these regions play a significant role in the formation and characteristics of each accent.

As mentioned earlier, English originated in England. It is a cold country, experiencing snow for nine months of the year and extreme cold. What happens if you open your mouth wide and speak in a cold area?

There is a risk of cold air entering the lungs through the mouth and nose, potentially leading to bacterial or viral infections.

Sit in front of a mirror with an English book and read aloud.

Or have someone else in your home read it.

Which parts of our body do we use when pronouncing various words?

Tongue, lips, voice box (throat)... and the jaws to some extent, right?

Do we use any other body parts?

Yes, breathing—specifically the chest area!

To what extent do you—or anyone in your home—use your lungs when reading English?

Very little. Isn't that so? Test it out yourself!

Now, watch the BBC News channel on YouTube or TV.

Observe closely the speakers using American, Canadian, or English dialects. Their speech requires much less breath.

Ninety-five percent of the words are spoken using the mouth—relying primarily on the voice box, tongue, and jaws.

That means there is less strain on the respiratory system in American, Canadian, or English dialects compared to Indian English.

Observe carefully.

Now, let's turn to the Telugu language.

In India—with the likely exception of Tamil—Sanskrit is the root culture for many languages. Both Sanskrit and Telugu feature "short-life" letters (unaspirated sounds) and "great-life" letters (aspirated sounds).

Pronounce the following words aloud:

Pen, bell, water, kindness, plaque... These words can be spoken without putting stress on the breath.

K, G, C, J, D, and P are known as "short-life" letters (unaspirated).

Now, consider the aspirated 'K'—that is, 'Kh'. Similarly, aspirated consonants—like the aspirated 'ga' (gha) and others—are known as *Mahapranaksharas* (letters pronounced with heavy aspiration).

These words involving aspirated sounds should be pronounced with force.

Just give it a try.

Khajana (treasury), Takhidu (notice/order), Khata (account), Nigha (surveillance), Ghanam (massive/solid), Megham (cloud), Ghinkaram (trumpeting sound), Ghantaravam (sound of a bell)...

You see... they must be pronounced with emphasis. They must be pronounced forcefully.

Recite them five times in a row.

Did you say them? Touch your heart now. It is beating a little faster than before, isn't it?

When pronouncing *Mahapranaksharas*, you utilize breath from the lungs. You also engage the chest muscles.

Right?

To put it briefly: in Sanskrit, Telugu, and many other Indian languages, reading *Mahapranaksharas* aloud is essentially... cardio.

It serves as exercise for the heart and respiratory system.

Obese individuals often struggle to speak without getting winded.

They get out of breath when they speak.

Is that true? Yes, it is.

Have you been to Tirumala? Have you attended the *Suprabhatham* service? Many of the priests there tend to be somewhat obese. (The reasons include the lack of physical exertion in their profession and a diet high in fat). Yet, when listening to the Lord's *Suprabhatham* (awakening prayer) starting at 3:00 AM—which lasts for about twenty minutes—

Did you see? Did you hear? You were transported to another world, weren't you?

While reciting the poetic verses dedicated to the Lord, did you ever see the priests getting drenched in sweat or gasping for breath? No one ever looks exhausted from the breathing involved.

Have you ever wondered why that is?

*Mahapranaksharas*... the words containing them... pronouncing them is cardio.

Why do those who regularly recite *Mahapranaksharas* get angry every day?

Because the cardiovascular system becomes stronger! Are there no aspirated consonants in English?

Apart from a few words like "splash" and "street," English does not have aspirated consonants.

And they don't exist in the language either, do they?

Have you ever wondered why?

I told you, didn't I? Their language originated in cold regions. If tIf one speaks while inhaling sharply, air rushes into the lungs, potentially carrying viruses and bacteria along with it, which can lead to health issues. Consequently, due to geographical and historical factors, their language evolved with fewer distinct phonetic characters. That is the evolutionary trajectory of their language—its history!

This implies that speaking English doesn't provide much of a cardio workout.

Consider the American accent, in particular. Ninety-nine percent of the words are articulated using just the mouth and nose, without involving the lungs.

Ours are tropical regions. Especially in the South, it doesn't snow; there is hardly any smoke or snow—perhaps only for twenty or thirty days a year.

That is why our language features *Mahapranaksharas* (aspirated consonants).

Speaking Telugu correctly—or indeed, many Indian languages—is in itself a form of cardio exercise!

Just watch songs like "Charana Kinkinulu," "Shankara Nada Sarirambharam," or "Sivaranjani" (sung by S.P. Balasubrahmanyam) on YouTube. Tell me, how many Western songs require such deep breaths? You’ve opened YouTube, haven't you? In the movie *Shankarabharanam*, Shankara Shastri garu explains the difference between Western and Indian music. Watch that clip. "Ra... ra... ra... re... re..."—look at how the respiratory system is engaged while singing.

What happens if we don't read Telugu, or if we speak it with a "snow accent"—meaning, speaking like people from snowy regions do (using the nose and tongue without engaging the breath or stressing the syllables—don't get the wrong idea here!)?

The daily cardio exercise that comes naturally to every child or adult is effectively lost.

Forgetting the Telugu language means that we—who are truly great beings—diminish ourselves into lesser ones!

Do you agree?

One more thing! Our ancestors... on a pilgrimage walk...

They would go to Srisailam to seek the darshan of Mallana.

Tirupati for Venkanna.

Bhadradri... for Lord Narasimha.

All the deities reside atop the hills.

One had to walk—at the very least, once a year—to seek the Lord's darshan. And then, climb the hill.

Climbing the hill meant an intense cardio workout.

Can you remain silent while climbing the hill?

Shambho Shankara!

While chanting "Vittala, Vittala"—(you don't feel the strain; you can recite it easily)—those are truly magnificent syllables for life.

That amounts to a double cardio workout.

I understand your doubt. You mean to ask if "Govinda, Govinda" lacks *Mahapranaksharas* (aspirated consonants), right?

"Govinda... Govinda..."—chant it loudly ten times and check your lung capacity and heart rate.

Seeking the Lord's darshan atop the hill while chanting His name is a triple cardio workout.

Telugu people have become fond of using abusive language these days. Even though I dislike it, I will conclude this post with a vulgar proverb. Sensitive souls—especially women—please forgive me.

Neglecting to speak the Telugu language leads to a situation best described by the saying: "What was earned is lost; what was kept is also lost."