Meghana, daughter of friend Amarnath Reddy, is working in Amazon Bangalore.

Amarnath said that he has explained how the effect of artificial intelligence will be.. Asked this Amarnath.

He is a teacher.

Knowingly moved the teacher.

What is cognitive flexibility .. This Amarnath has taken such a big class.

Five acres of land near Bantumilli (near Gudivada) are for sale.

It is suitable for real estate developers or those wishing to establish an educational institution.

Interested parties may contact Sai Kumar at +91 94407 48699.

I am posting this at the request of a childhood friend.

Sri Kalahasti ! Temple

Insights from SLATE - The School's Sampoornatha Note

SAMPOORNATHA - Cultivating Wisdom

Why Challenges Are Important

There is strong evidence indicating that irregularities took place in the NEET exam.

Challenges help us become better versions of ourselves. They teach us important skills like problem-solving, resilience, and perseverance.

Imagine if you never had to face anything difficult. You wouldn't learn how to deal with tough situations or handle disappointment.

Just like how muscles grow stronger when you exercise them, facing challenges helps us become mentally stronger.

When life lacks challenges and everything is readily available, it can lead to various negative consequences..

• Lack of Motivation: Without challenges, there's little incentive to push oneself or strive for improvement. People may become complacent and unmotivated to pursue their goals.

• Entitlement: Easy access to everything can breed a sense of entitlement. People might come to expect instant gratification and become unwilling to put in the effort required to achieve their desires.

• Dependency: If everything is readily available, individuals may become dependent on external sources for their needs and desires, leading to a lack of self-sufficiency and independence.

• Lack of Resilience: Facing challenges is essential for building resilience and coping skills. Without adversity, individuals may struggle to handle setbacks or difficult situations when they inevitably arise.

• Shallow Relationships: Building strong relationships often involves overcoming challenges together. In a scenario where everything is readily available, relationships may lack depth and meaning, as individuals may not need to invest time or effort into nurturing them.

• Loss of Creativity: Challenges often spark creativity and innovation as individuals seek solutions to overcome obstacles. Without these challenges, creativity may stagnate, and problem-solving skills may weaken.

• Sense of Purposelessness: Overcoming challenges gives life meaning and purpose. Without them, individuals may struggle to find direction or fulfillment in their lives.

• Social Disconnection: Constant access to technology and convenience can lead to social disconnection. People may prioritize virtual interactions over face-to-face connections, leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness.

• Health Issues: Lack of challenges can contribute to sedentary lifestyles and poor health habits. Physical and mental well-being can suffer when individuals don't face obstacles that encourage them to stay active and engaged.

• Economic Instability: In a society where everything is readily available, there may be economic consequences such as overconsumption, resource depletion, and unsustainable practices.

Overall, while a life without challenges may seem appealing on the surface, it can lead to a host of negative outcomes that ultimately hinder personal growth, fulfillment, and societal well-being. Challenges, though difficult, are essential for fostering resilience, creativity, and a sense of purpose in life. Remember, life without challenges would be like a game without levels. Embrace challenges as opportunities to learn, grow, and make life more interesting!

Perumalla condemnation.

The village where my father who became a teacher settled by profession. The village that was there from one class till coming to Hyderabad after completing PG. When I went two months ago, I was invited to come for the Mahabharata Harikatha happening today. Here I go!

By Rajamouli - Art and craft teacher

Congratulations to Ramakrishna Ph.D.

If you go forward with firmness and honesty in duty, more positions / responsibilities will be owned.

So many will come .. They will go away ..

Only a few will stay in the pages of history!

Irresponsibility.
It is the one who wrote papers better than the students!

Many countries around the world have banned mobile phones, tablets, and Wi-Fi in schools.

UNESCO has stated, albeit reluctantly, that this is affecting the physical and mental health of students.

Desktop computers can be used at home (though even these should be connected via a wired connection).

Regardless of parental supervision, software should be configured to block access to unwanted websites.

In our country, schools branding themselves as "International Schools" are assigning homework via mobile phones—where children search Google to complete tasks (the very concept of "copy-paste" homework in the age of Artificial Intelligence is... well, it makes one want to just walk away in frustration)—and are providing pre-loaded tablets. These schools lure parents by claiming this is the trend, this is progress, and this is the way to prepare children for the era of Artificial Intelligence.

Parents believe that without these things, their children will fall behind academically, and that attending such schools will enable their children to secure admission in institutions anywhere in the world in the future.

The reality is that—whether you move to another city or even another country for your child's schooling—when it comes to college admissions, the specific school board they studied under doesn't really matter.

What matters is: Did they grasp the subject? What skills do they possess? That is what gets evaluated.

Are admissions officers or employers fools to grant seats or jobs based merely on a label or a brand name?

It’s not about the label, bro... it’s about the substance.

International schools are exploiting parents who are obsessed with brand names. Once a mobile or tablet is in hand, the sequence follows: violent videos first, then adult content; romances before even reaching the teenage years; bullying; sleeping in the classroom; inability to focus on lessons due to hyperactivity; brain damage and even brain cancer caused by radiation—ultimately, their entire lives go up in smoke.

These are not my words.

I have been saying this for eight years.

Now, one in four countries is echoing this very same point.

Check the links provided below.

Nothing can be done until parents gain some understanding. A neighbor enrolls their child in an international school, so there is a sense of embarrassment if one doesn't do the same; the higher the fees, the better the school is perceived to be. A new generation of parents judges a school's quality merely by its grand entrance. They don't even read the news; they have no idea what is actually going on.

Innocent children fall victim to this posturing. When such children become addicted to mobile phones and turn into unstable individuals, parents end up spending lakhs on psychiatric care—but often to no avail.

Furthermore, in these international schools, the teachers' primary role during class periods is simply to play videos on the smartboard.

If the entire lesson is taught via video, it doesn't matter if the teacher lacks subject knowledge, communication skills, or proper teaching methodology.

They can simply hire teachers at lower salaries.

In the name of technology, they can easily hoodwink unsuspecting parents.

Using videos is necessary—that is true.

But watching videos for five hours a day harms children's eyesight. Some teachers are even quitting such schools because they, too, suffer from severe eye strain. Above all else... if you rely on showing videos for everything, children's creativity will suffer. This isn't just my opinion; neuroscience confirms it.

In the age of robots, those who lack creativity will be left with nothing.

Technology is a tool in our hands; we need to know how to use it.

Technology is our servant.

If you become addicted to technology, your life will be ruined.

Our ignorance and greed serve as investments for fraudsters.

As long as there are people who can be deceived, there will be those who deceive them.

New methods of fraud will constantly emerge.

Until five years ago, the exploitation happened under the guise of "IIT Foundation" programs; now that the appeal of that has faded, the exploitation continues under the banner of "International Schools."

Have you seen senior IPS officer Anand's post regarding corporate schools?

*AN EMOTIONAL AND HAPPY NOTE*

Just wanted to share a few words as my daughter is now moving to new campus in Ameerpet. First of all, my heartfelt gratitude to all the teachers and mentors in the primary wing. The support and knowledge imparted by the teachers all these four years is highly commendable. Not even a single day, my daughter said she got bored at school. She is enjoying her school days without a single complaint.

Special thanks to Meena ma'am, Beulah ma'am, Lalitha ma'am, Sridevi ma'am, Preethi ma'am, Swarupa ma'am, Pavani ma'am, Neeru ma'am, Rafia ma'am, Safia ma'am, Shailaja ma'am, Sudha ma'am, Swapna ma'am and Suchitra ma'am. I am sorry if I missed any name. But want to thank each one of you personally for the care you have taken throughout all these years.

As a working mother I hardly get time to sit with my daughter and make her study. She never waits for me to help her in studies. The concept of RRP is so well set that she implements it on a daily basis without me supporting her.

Before the start of summer holidays, I was wondering how my daughter would spend her time at home. And now I get to see the way she keeps herself occupied all the time. She reads books, engages herself in drawings, cleans house, cleans utensils, sows seeds in pots, waters them daily, helps me in cutting vegetables, and the list goes on. She utilizes her time in a productive way. The credit goes completely to SLATE. Learning is one thing, and implementing all the time is a big thing!

I can keep my MOBILE anywhere in the home and rest assured, she will not even touch that.

She never stops surprising me with all these acts. They matter the most for parents!

When I go out somewhere and see kids watching mobiles, I really feel sorry for them. The worst part is parents encouraging them to be by their side.

The efforts SLATE management is putting in each and every aspect with respect to our children are highly commendable. I can proudly say I am a parent of Slater.

Thank you so much AMARNATH SIR for treating our children as yours.

A HAPPY and PROUD PARENT

Good evening Sapna Mam. I hope you are doing well.

I hereby present my thoughts below.

1) Eshaan Kothari - SSC batch ~ (2016 - 2017)

2) Currently working as Customer Advocate Senior Associate at Google Operations Center.

3) How Slate made a difference for me:

My education under the prestigious institute of Slate the school provided a foundation that extends far beyond academics. Slate has fostered essential life skills like communication and leadership, which are crucial for success in any profession. Through projects, presentations, and group work, I honed my ability to connect with people, share ideas clearly, and collaborate effectively. This not only boosted my confidence but also equipped me with the social and people management skills that are vital for navigating both personal and professional relationships.

Sampada Potdar
SSC batch 2013-2014

Currently working as a Sales Operations Executive at Capital Economics London.

I am never hesitant to highlight soft skills in my CV because unlike most others who gradually acquire these through experience, I was taught them at school as a part of academics. The Slate family always came up with creative ways to blend soft skills/life skills training in our academic journey which shaped us into capable individuals who can pave their way and succeed in this competitive world.

My personal experience especially with the leadership opportunities I got at Slate have effectively developed my team building, networking, multitasking and crisis management abilities. The regular debates and other public speaking competitions have helped me get better at research and presentation of ideas. It made me capable of understanding the audience and adapting the most effective methods to communicate, collaborate and negotiate.

Most importantly, the life skills I learned at Slate have made me an open minded and confident person who can take on any challenge that life has in store for her.

This guy seems to be following Vasireddy Amarnath's Facebook very closely.

"Will you tell about yourself?"

"Sir! My name is..."

" You are competing for the post of Telugu teaching. Speak in Telugu. Avoid words like bus van rail and speak in Telugu only. "

"Okay sir! Sure sir!"

"Don't be okay. Just as it should be said. Sure is not. Must be said. Where do you work now? "

"I am ... I am teaching Telugu to one to fifth classes in school"

I just said this. Should speak in Telugu. As a Telugu teacher, if you speak Sankara language like this, how will children learn Telugu? Kindly speak in Telugu. Otherwise I will stop this face off ".

“ Ok sir “

“ Raw .. Tell your own sentence ? ”

“ Grass means grass. Now we have our cow, right? Its food is grass “

What is our cow? Do you have joint assets with me?.. Another word. Cloud “

" May month ? Sir “

Cloud. Clouds “

“ Clouds sir. Clouds are giving rain sir “.

you can just leave “

This has been the trend for the past three months.

Himayat Nagar .. In the branches of Abids .. Unable to fill the post of Telugu teacher of primary classes ... Not able to compromise ... Unlucky man in the making!

The one who said that Telugu will become extinct by 2036 should take out the guns.

Telugu is dead.

Now in the mortuary waiting for a postmortem.

Otherwise, give the Telugu words for the two English words in the last sentence.

Ediyelu .. Vodio's .. Ismart boards ..

If there is anyone who can stop Bilakoo buster movie in front of eyes without these means .. A play cow ! For three hours or seven hours everyone .. Vol all of them .. Should be watching with mouth shut !

Tesla , Apple , Google !

The name is gold !

Companies that are laying the foundations of a new world ..

If you get a job in this company, your life will be settled .. This is the situation until now .

Tesla .. "The company that invented the changes that are going to happen before the world wakes up and manufactured electric vehicles. Tesla's for many years to come. We thought Elon Musk was great.

Now Tesla is in trouble. The sales have slowed down. Electric vehicle sales are going very slow .. A Chinese company has brought vehicles at a lower price than Tesla .. Tesla's share price has fallen with this. Laying off 14 thousand employees .. Two top level executives leaving the company.. Things have happened. Is Tesla getting ready to manufacture high-end cars? But the risk of its market getting worse.

Phone means iPhone. Nothing has the craze like Apple company. Apple phone sales decreased by 24% this year. The main reason for this is iPhone prices. A common man cannot buy this even if it is borrowed. South Korean company Samsung is now Apple company managers are having sleepless nights.

Something to say about Google. Google is what the internet is Until yesterday.. Now with the advent of chat GPT, Google is facing fierce competition. It is reducing employees in its head office and increasing them in branch offices.

Sailing the teeth.. Sailing the ships.. It is happening in the era of digital artificial intelligence.

It would be naive to think that the story of the American companies mentioned above is over.

Their monopoly has been destroyed.

Companies from countries like China, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan are competing strongly for American companies.

Construction sector, Industries, Infrastructure provision.. America is way behind on these.

Magic Fakiru's life is in the parrot .. The secret of American supremacy.. Dollar .. Countries are now slowly preparing for dollar-free exchange

Now in the matter of tech companies also, America's sovereignty is a threat!

Critics say that all that is left for world domination is weapons manufacturing !

The dominance of western countries has lasted for a long time.

Is it now that the world is in turmoil?

European countries like England, Germany, and France, competing for world domination, caused two world wars in a row. They fell to the level of former landlords instead of maintaining their dominance.

Is America following its European cousins ​​in the footsteps of now?

Or learn lessons from their experiences?

This is today's billion dollar question!

It's not the marks that matter.

Brands are important too.

The word I have been telling our children for 24 years.

"Get marks by holding on to the subject. Don't study for marks just for exam.

Knowledge seeking is important. Marks are a sign of this. That's it! "

Marks aren't everything.

If you get marks with Batty studies or copying, it's a problem! If the marks are reduced a little, it is enough if the subject comes.

Don't want to be discouraged.

It is not wrong to congratulate the children who got marks on that day.

If the marks of our children are not advertised freely in social media, they will not get marks. That's why they think they are gossiping.

By Amarnath Vasireddy garu

Jobs of the future – courses!

"Code that used to take ten people to write can now be generated in a single day by Microsoft's Auto-Pilot tool. Google Gemini writes code with 80% accuracy, and ChatGPT with 50%. Regardless of the programming language, the work of a hundred people can now be accomplished by just ten. Microsoft's Co-Pilot can generate code in any language; the key skill is knowing how to use 'prompt engineering.' Machines learn quickly... Co-Pilot effectively 'kicks the pilot next to him'—meaning it renders the human operator unnecessary—for those who cannot compete with the machine. These are the possibilities for the coming years. 'I worked in this field for 18 years but was recently laid off; I am wondering what to do next'—the anguish of a 51-year-old expert."

The prowess Artificial Intelligence is demonstrating even in its infancy.

Thousands of software experts have already lost their jobs.

What will the landscape of Artificial Intelligence look like in the next ten years? What kind of jobs will be available then? Which courses should one study for them?

Jobs expected in the next ten years:

1. Artificial Intelligence Ethics Officer (AI Ethics Officer)

2. Architect of abstract reality (Virtual Reality Architect)

3. Augmented Reality Specialist

4. Data Privacy Consultant

5. Human-Machine Teaming Specialist (Expert in coordinating between humans and robots)

6. Quantum Computing Engineer (Engineer using quantum mechanics principles for calculations)

7. Personalized Medicine Advisor

8. Urban Agriculturist (Urban Farmer)

9. Digital Wellness Coach (Facilitating the use of technology to achieve personal health goals)

None of these jobs exist currently.

These are the jobs likely to emerge in the future.

All these insights are based on expert analyses from international seminars. So, what courses should be pursued for these roles?

The educational requirements for the aforementioned roles are listed below:

1. A law degree, combined with an understanding of the ethical or religious texts of specific countries. Additionally, the skill to apply this knowledge using Artificial Intelligence (AI).

2, 3. A degree in Computer Science Engineering, supplemented by a course in Virtual Reality.

4. Cyber ​​security courses.

5. Psychology and Cognitive Science.

6. Mathematics and Computer Science, combined with a course in Quantum Mechanics.

7. Biology, Medical Science, and Genetics—integrated with Artificial Intelligence.

8. Agricultural Science and Ecology—complemented by Artificial Intelligence.

9. Psychology and Public Health—along with knowledge of digital technology.

Currently, there are no single institutions offering such integrated courses.

So, how should children be educated? Which educational path should they choose?

1. Every student has a unique aptitude; some prefer certain subjects and find them easier. Instead of blindly following the herd—choosing a path simply because others have—decisions regarding a child's future course of study should be based on their personal interests and preferences.

2. The era of rote learning is over. Education is no longer just about writing exams to secure marks; it is about understanding the material. From the primary level onwards, we must assess a student's ability to analyze what they have read from multiple perspectives and apply that knowledge in real-life situations.

3. As seen in the examples above—Law combined with AI, Agriculture with Environmental Science and principles of Dharma—many fields are expanding beyond their traditional boundaries, leading to the convergence of two or three disciplines. Cognitive flexibility is essential for connecting the core subject studied with other relevant fields. A continuous quest for learning and instruction that ensures adherence to requirements are essential.

4. Qualities such as creativity, social-emotional intelligence, and critical and lateral thinking need to be instilled in children.

In the age of robots, jobs are meant for such individuals; they will live like kings and queens.

Others will have to rely on government handouts.

What path will your children take?

Finally, a question for you: Someone you know is performing the kind of work associated with the aforementioned seventh and ninth job categories for free. Who is that person? If you consider how they are accomplishing this work using digital technology as a tool, you will understand what the nature of jobs will be in the future.

Future Jobs and Courses!

"With Microsoft's Copilot tool, the coding work that usually takes ten people can be completed in a single day. Google Gemini writes code with 80% accuracy, while ChatGPT manages 50%. Regardless of the coding language, the work of a hundred people can be done by just ten. Microsoft Copilot supports any language; one simply needs to know 'prompt engineering'—how to ask the right questions. Since it is a machine, it learns quickly... Copilot effectively displaces the human pilot (meaning the task gets done without needing a person). Opportunities will exist for a while only for those who can compete with the machine. I worked in this field for 18 years and was recently laid off; I am now figuring out what to do next," says a 51-year-old professional in distress.

Artificial Intelligence is demonstrating its immense power even in its infancy.

Thousands of software professionals have already lost their jobs.

In the next decade, AI will reveal its full potential. What kind of jobs will emerge then? Which courses should one pursue for them?

Jobs expected in the coming decade:

1. AI Ethics Officer

2. Virtual Reality Architect

3. Augmented Reality Specialist

4. Data Privacy Consultant

5. Human-Machine Teaming Specialist (An expert who facilitates coordination between humans and robots).

6. Quantum Computing Engineer (An engineer who uses quantum mechanics principles to perform calculations).

7. Personalized Medicine Advisor (An advisor for individual health).

8. Urban Agriculturist (An urban farmer).

9. Digital Wellness Coach (Someone who ensures a balance between technology usage and personal health goals).

None of these jobs exist currently.

These are potential future job opportunities.

These roles are based on expert analyses from international seminars.

So, what courses should one study for these?

The educational qualifications required for the aforementioned roles are, respectively:

1. A law degree; an understanding of the ethical or religious texts of specific countries; and the ability to apply this knowledge while working with Artificial Intelligence.

2, 3. A degree in Computer Science Engineering, combined with a course in Virtual Reality.

4. Law and Cyber ​​Security courses.

5. Psychology and Cognitive Science.

6. Mathematics and Computer Science, combined with a course in Quantum Mechanics.

7. Biology, Medicine, and Genetics, combined with knowledge of Artificial Intelligence.

8. Agricultural science, environmental science, and—in addition to these—artificial intelligence (AI) knowledge.

9. Psychology, public health, and digital technology knowledge.

Currently, there are no institutions offering such integrated courses.

So, how should children be educated? Which course path should they follow?

1. Every student has a specific aptitude. Some prefer certain subjects and find them easier. Instead of blindly following the herd—choosing a path simply because someone else did—decisions regarding a child's future course of study should be based on their own interests and preferences.

2. The era of rote learning is over. Education should not be merely about writing exams to secure marks; it should be about gaining understanding. From the primary level onwards, students must be encouraged to analyze what they learn from multiple perspectives and develop the ability to apply that knowledge in real-life situations.

3. As seen earlier—Law combined with AI, Agriculture with Environmental Science, or Legal principles with AI—various fields are expanding their horizons, leading to the convergence of two or three subjects. The ability to integrate one's core subject with other relevant disciplines—known as "cognitive flexibility"—is crucial. A constant desire to learn and the adaptability to adjust to changing needs are essential.

4. Qualities such as creativity, social-emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and lateral thinking need to be instilled in children.

Only individuals possessing these traits will secure jobs in the age of robotics and lead lives of prosperity and comfort.

The rest will be forced to rely on government handouts for survival.

Which path will your children take?

Finally, a question for you: There is someone you know who provides the services associated with the aforementioned 'number seven' and 'number nine' types of jobs—completely free of charge. If you reflect on who that person is, how they integrate knowledge from various fields to perform that task, and how they leverage digital technology as a tool, you will understand what the future of employment holds.

SLATE wishes you a spiritually enriching Hanuman Jayanti!

Are there no jobs?

Are there no people to do the work?

The dream of ninety-nine percent of Telugu people is for their children to secure a seat at an IIT and settle into a high-ranking position.

If you secure a seat at an IIT, you wouldn't have to go looking for a job; instead, major companies would compete to offer you an annual salary of crores of rupees.

That was the reality in the past.

Economic recession, wars, artificial intelligence—whatever the reasons, the situation has turned upside down this year.

In this year's campus recruitment drives, the pay packages offered to IIT graduates by many companies and educational institutions ranged from only thirty to fifty thousand rupees per month. Furthermore, thirty-five to forty percent of students did not receive even this level of offer.

First, a point must be made.

I am not saying this situation will last forever.

There is a chance the situation will improve if the economic recession ends and new projects emerge.

At the same time, one cannot ignore the fact that artificial intelligence is threatening many high-end jobs.

If this is the plight of IIT graduates, one can only imagine the situation of those studying in ordinary engineering colleges.

The ever-changing wheel of fortune!

BHEL was established in Hyderabad sixty years ago. This led to a gradual increase in blue-collar jobs. Many ITI graduates secured blue-collar positions at BHEL.

In 1980, the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi contested the election for the Medak Lok Sabha constituency. Against this backdrop, numerous small and medium-scale industries sprang up in the Patancheru area. Similarly, the public sector expanded across various parts of Hyderabad. Existing BHEL employees leveraged the opportunities arising in the Patancheru industrial zone to become small and medium-scale entrepreneurs themselves. Blue-collar jobs were the trend in the 1960s and 70s.

In cities like Madras, Bangalore, and Hyderabad, industries, the construction sector, and infrastructure projects—such as road building—provided employment to the youth of that era.

"Our son works at BHEL," "An electrician earning a high salary at Hotel Ashoka in Bangalore," "A contractor in Bangalore," or "A *Mestri* (foreman/supervisor)"—these were the things parents in rural areas proudly said about their children.

By the 1980s, the era of government jobs—such as those in banking, life insurance, general insurance, teaching, and Group-1 or Group-2 services—had begun. Bank jobs increased due to the nationalization of banks and their expansion into rural areas. At one point, Sundays would see roads filled with young people traveling to towns to take recruitment exams for bank clerical positions.

In the early 1990s, the situation was such that engineering graduates made up half of the students in IAS coaching classes. The average engineering graduate would prepare for exams like the Civil Services or Group-1, thinking that if they didn't get selected, they could simply enter a job related to their own field.

Factors such as the Y2K issue, the government's decision to allow the establishment of private engineering colleges, and the advent of globalization changed the landscape from the late 1990s onwards.

Then came the surge in software jobs—bringing with it new salary packages and lifestyles. Characters emerged whose stories were unlike anything found in *Chandamama* or *Bommarillu* tales, or even in the novels of Yaddanapudi Sulochana Rani. This was a stark contrast to the days when a typical Intermediate MPC class of forty students might have had just one girl, who often sat there feeling timid and apprehensive. With the boom in software jobs, young women are now competing in the MPC stream alongside the traditional BiPC stream.

First time ever—a five-figure salary!

An IAS position is a rarity—one in a hundred thousand. If someone is selected as an IAS officer and serves for thirty years, their son or daughter, working as a software engineer, might earn more in their very first month than the officer's monthly salary. IAS and IPS officers have been overshadowed; there is no need to even mention employees in other sectors.

"Dallas Subbarao," "Santa Clara Srinivas"...

Over the past twenty-five years, the situation has evolved to the point where there are two software engineers in almost every Telugu household.

Parents in their fifties and sixties spend two months a year with their children in America.

If you visit Niagara Falls in America, it feels just like being on Necklace Road in Hyderabad; out of every ten people you see, seven are likely Indian—specifically, Telugu people.

The present is clear, but what about the future?

Are we at a crossroads now?

We cannot say for certain—neither a definite yes nor a definite no.

It is certain that more software jobs will disappear during the initial phase of the artificial intelligence era.

At the same time, new jobs related to machine learning and artificial intelligence will emerge. Regardless of one's academic branch, seizing these opportunities requires qualities such as cognitive flexibility, a mindset of continuous learning, adaptability, the willingness to discard obsolete knowledge in favor of new skills, and creativity.

The days when merely possessing an engineering degree guaranteed a job are gone.

The American Model vs. The Chinese Model

America is a superpower.

You can visit any mall in America and observe this: ninety percent of the products available there are imported from other countries. The United States has largely neglected the construction and industrial sectors.

China is now challenging the US; it has scaled unmatched heights in areas such as bullet trains, high-speed rail, and infrastructure development.

China has lost many contacts in Central Asian countries.

Now the debate is going on about the future of the China model.

Some may disagree with this.

Our central government is also following the same path. High speed rails with a big deal .. Express ways .. Now our country's thinking is to make India a top state by 2047 by building infrastructure.. The destination .

It will take at least another 15 years if the use of robots is to reach these spheres.

In this context, blue collar jobs .. that is, jobs like plumber, fitter, electrician, industrial worker, machine operator will grow by seven percent annually in the next ten years, according to McKinsey.

Demand for these jobs ... Bangalore ... Chennai... It is more in places like Hyderabad. But there are not enough employees.

People are found for these jobs only in Delhi. People from Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh are willing to go to Delhi for such jobs.

Situation in Telugu states ..

Agricultural labourers should come from Uttar Pradesh.. People from Bihar, Rajasthan, West Bengal for construction work.. People from Northeastern states for jobs like receptionist waiter in hotels..

"There are jobs .... Where do you find people not to? "Situation to be waited for.

Sugar factories have got a new life with molasses production. People who cannot find these jobs are continuing to work without retirement. Today in the South, the situation is that people aged 60 plus are continuing to work without retirement..

Here are parents.. There are children.

Maybe they are not Telugu people's children, now in America as waiters in hotels .. As nannies in the care of children at home ..

This is temporary .. The situation will change . The idea that they too will settle there like those who went to America in the past and live a better life is now a ray of hope for them .

If you think about it, will you think of artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence will cause more jobs to be lost .. Only a few of the new jobs coming in.. It is estimated that governments will give allowance in the name of Universal Basic Income to those who have lost their jobs.

Till now, those who are American citizens, those who have achieved green card will get UBI. Will this scheme also be applicable to those who are on job visa now?

Or what happens if you don't

Can't say this will happen for sure.. But it must be said that we are in the period of treaty.

593/600 in SSC exam.

Great job! Congratulations P. Vyshnavi Sumanth.

591/600. Congratulations S. Ridhima

591/600. Congratulations B. Venkata Meghana.

SSC Results

593/600 in SSC exam.

Great job! Congratulations P. Vyshnavi Sumanth.

591/600. Congratulations S. Ridhima

591/600. Congratulations B. Venkata Meghana.

100 % results in SSC exam @ Slate Vijayawada! Congratulations and best wishes to Students. Congratulations to teachers and executives.

Salt .. Salt .. I am asking without knowing!

Tsunami .. Earthquake ... Governments who issue early warnings when natural disasters like hurricanes come ..

“ Ten ... Inter .. IIT ... In the time of results ... Watching TV is injurious to health .. Why warnings saying that there is risk of heart attack for shouting?

Is this fair or not?

Economic recession, artificial intelligence's influence is at what level ....

Ten lakhs per year in IIT campus recruitment! It means 83 thousand monthly salary is speaking.

For the people with three voices .. Poor thing it's not even there.

Even in ordinary engineering colleges there is no campus recruitment.

Even if it happens, there will be no news from the company.

For many people who have gone to America, "Nani (child care at home) jobs"

If only it was like this right now .. In another five years ???

The wisdom of wisdom.. Personality traits are also genetically transmitted.

Collecting semen from the youngsters who smoke marijuana without education .. Without informing that matter to parents .. Without taking permission .. Getting a woman pregnant .. What if children are born ??

.. Innocent parents are happy.

What if tomorrow the original ( biological ) father's characteristics come to the child ?

Is there no punishment for these crimes?

Isn't it wrong to do this in the name of science?

A few months ago, a Facebook friend arranged to meet me at a school in Tirupati.

He explained that a preacher from his faith had brainwashed him into believing he had a mental illness, and had then prescribed a method to overcome it.

As he was leaving, he said, "Sir, week after week, so many people like me fall into his clutches and end up with mental health issues. There are many people like him in the villages of Andhra now. No one is talking about this. Please write about it, Sir." "I won't write... I can't write... If I were to write that I hate a particular religion, they would immediately claim they are being targeted. Wherever there is someone ready to be deceived, there is someone ready to deceive them. I sent a message saying, 'We need to be careful.'

Yesterday, a friend messaged me. He mentioned that his cousin's son-an IIT student-had witnessed a neighbor's friend commit suicide. The young man had been fine for a few years, but then his behavior became erratic; he even tried to escape his room at midnight and attempted suicide. My friend asked for a solution.

I replied explaining that this is a mental disorder known as PTSD and suggested a course of action.

In some parts of Hyderabad, there is a 'ghost doctor' (exorcist/quack) on every street. They prey on people suffering from mental disorders, draining them of their money. This happens daily. Had that IIT student been taken to one of them, they would have swindled the family's entire fortune by claiming the boy was possessed by a ghost.

Yet, no one speaks about this mafia that has been operating in parts of Hyderabad for years.

The most horrifying aspect is that a significant number of these 'ghost doctors' are pedophiles-men with a desire to sexually abuse young children. Atrocities are being committed, yet there is silence.

While the crimes of some 'godmen' have come to light-leading to their imprisonment-at least there is some discussion and awareness regarding that issue.

Religion! That is a massive topic. Religion represents a person's long-held beliefs. From a social science perspective, religion has psychological and social implications-but that is a separate discussion.

In the Middle Ages, religion was used as a tool for exploitation.

Religious wars were fought.

It is a fact that even today, there are those who exploit people using religion.

However, the scale of exploitation taking place today in the name of science is immense...

Drugs are spreading stealthily-like water seeping under a mat-through multi-level marketing schemes. Drugs to lose weight... If you..." ...eating it carries a risk of kidney problems.

They even turned a problem into an opportunity; now, medication for kidney issues is being marketed in boxes.

Surgeries to remove body fat and slim down, surgeries to increase height-this is science. Yet, how many unfortunate souls have cut their lives short after undergoing such procedures!

There used to be a saying-a bit of a joke among elders-that if a *lungi* and a *sari* were hung on the same clothesline, it would lead to childbirth. Yet, in this very country, the inability to conceive has become a major issue-though no one talks about why. It is not just one or two people; we are talking about lakhs and crores. One in every four couples is affected, and fertility clinics have sprung up on every street corner.

"They claimed there was a problem-citing fake test results and low sperm count-even though there wasn't one," said one person.

"They told us my wife wasn't ovulating. We spent five years and ten lakhs, but to no avail; now they want us to try a new method. Life has become a living hell, sir. I can handle it, but when we attend family functions, relatives peck at us like crows. My wife has stopped attending such gatherings altogether; she just sits and sobs uncontrollably." "What should I do, sir?" - this was the anguished query from a friend on Messenger yesterday.

"Go to fertility centers and see children conceived through artificial pregnancy... On the other hand, I will bring hundreds of people suffering from autism onto the stage. Will you explain the situation to those who committed this 'sin'?

They are the ones who create the problem... and they are the ones who seize it as an opportunity for a brand-new form of exploitation.

Autism treatment centers are everywhere now. Four thousand rupees a month. A one-hour session a day. I am challenging you publicly: not just four thousand a month-I will pay ten thousand. I will pay for a full year. Can you cure autism? Why don't you tell the parents the truth? Is there no room for a healthy discussion?

Did you at least mention the risks involved in artificial pregnancy? If children are born with autism, did you tell those parents the truth? Will that, too, be turned into a source of income?

I saw this in a web magazine yesterday: 'There is no problem with eating Maida (refined flour).' An expert claimed that people ignorant of science spout nonsense on social media and should be ignored. 'I will give you ten reasons why Maida isn't a health hazard!' If you have the guts, answer just one point scientifically-without the influence of money from the junk food industry. Let's talk facts. I don't want all that other talk, brother... You say eating it is harmless? Go ahead-eat two Maida frankies or parathas a day. Eat four Maida biscuits. Come back on stage after two years... If you're still around, let's see the results... People will see what condition you're in.

The exact causes of autoimmune issues and allergies are unknown. They try to cover it up by saying climate change might be the reason..."

It is also the name of science.

If electric shock is given to clouds in the name of cloud seeding .. If you spread salt in the clouds, heavy rains will come once. The environment is being destroyed. The negative effect on living species is science.

"Oh no such thing.. Cloud seeding is not the reason for heavy rains in Dubai. Suppression is that this is just WhatsApp University rumors. It is not scientifically proven that cloud seeding is the reason for heavy rains in Dubai .. True .. Kani, it is not proven that cloud seeding is not the reason? Which university of yours is hitting the table saying cloud seeding is not the reason?

Truth .. lie .. these are two facts .

The truth must prevail.

Your life will not last if the truth fails. Lies should be punished.

Truth will always prevail..

My post from April 2021: Sun - Vitamin D - Exercise - Corona.

A Facebook friend asked a good question regarding my earlier post about vegetarians, B12 deficiency, and cytokine storms. He cited a specific community of meat-eaters and asked why they, too, experienced high mortality rates. Although I have answered this previously, I am sharing this post again as it may be useful to everyone.

About 80% of city dwellers suffer from Vitamin D deficiency. This is because they live without adequate exposure to sunlight. Vitamin D deficiency can lead to hair loss and mood swings (such as irritability, agitation, and depression). Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, I have closely observed the trends. The virus has had a minimal impact on people who perform physical labor outdoors in the sun; even when infected, they did not suffer severe consequences. I realized last April that those who live without sun exposure are the ones who fall critically ill from the virus.

Vitamin D deficiency makes one more vulnerable to severe COVID-19. Such individuals are at a higher risk of developing blood clots if infected. When blood clots form, the blood's ability to transport oxygen is compromised. Consequently, vital systems—such as the heart and respiratory tract—suffer severe damage due to oxygen deprivation. Since May, I have repeatedly emphasized the importance of sitting in the sun to get Vitamin D and, more importantly, walking in the sunlight.

City dwellers rarely engage in strenuous physical labor. Physical activity helps eliminate excess body fat, particularly from the blood vessels and respiratory tract. In individuals with excess fat, the coronavirus can easily latch onto the respiratory system and multiply; the virus tends to be more severe in overweight people. That's why I walk in the sun. Jog if you can—I'm just saying.

"Corona will die if you sit in the sun..." Someone left sarcastic comments at me, laughing mockingly. Poor guy... I don't know if he's still around. I haven't been blocked, but I'm not commenting these days.

Look, there is no need for me to speak further about Vitamin D and Corona, or exercise and Corona. It has already been drilled into everyone's heads. Westerners have conducted research on this—not because *I* said so; after all, who am I? What is my reach? But when one observes a problem keenly, many things come to light. Why harbor doubts?

Fire, the wheel, agriculture, iron, urbanization—countless innovations came about through human keen observation. My grandmother used to tell us what to do for a cold or a cough. Ayurveda is a science. As part of medical anthropology, we studied disease and treatment methods—and the science behind them—in tribal societies across the globe. Many of those practices have been scientifically validated. Does something only become "science" if Westerners research and declare it so? Is it true only if it's printed in a specific magazine? Shouldn't common sense play a role?

Your skin won't melt if you sit in the sun. Getting a little extra Vitamin D is no big deal. Instead of joining WhatsApp groups and forwarding nonsense messages, I suggested you go for a walk. Your legs won't get tired from walking; in fact, the fat burns off. Vitamin D deficiency and excess body fat are the reasons for the high number of COVID-19 deaths in our cities. Eating has become a disease here. In the past, people ate to live; now, many live to eat. And what they eat is often junk.

Instead of just spouting empty slogans like "Stay Safe," people should share information like this—facts that actually ensure safety. I tried my best to convey this, but apart from a few Facebook friends, no one paid attention. Back then, a good-for-nothing fellow named Amarnath mentioned it—likely just to blow his own trumpet—so people ignored it. Now, Western experts have validated it. Why won't people speak up about this emphatically now? It is no use shedding crocodile tears over deaths and corpses. If you have a heart, show the right path and educate the public.

Here is the answer to a friend's question regarding why death rates were higher in a specific community, even though they consume non-vegetarian food: 1. Vitamin D deficiency. 2. Excess fat accumulation in the body (specifically affecting the respiratory system). This isn't limited to just that community; it affects city dwellers in general. The reason for the higher initial death toll in that community was the circulation of misleading messages—especially on social media—claiming that COVID-19 was a drama or a hoax, leading people to ignore the virus and fail to monitor their oxygen levels. Now, however, there is greater awareness within that community.

Post by Amarnath Vasireddy.

Everyone must be well... only then will we be well!

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Sampoornatha - Cultivating Wisdom

Tastes are heavily influenced by culture and tradition. Traditional foods often reflect a balanced approach to nutrition, incorporating locally available ingredients and culinary practices passed down through generations. These dishes typically offer a variety of nutrients, flavors, and textures.

On the other hand, fast food tends to prioritize convenience and flavor enhancement over nutritional balance. Fast food is often high in calories, saturated fats, sugars, and sodium while lacking in essential nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and fiber. This can lead to health issues such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes when consumed excessively.

Traditional diets often incorporate sources of good fats, such as:

• Monounsaturated Fats: Found in foods like olive oil, nuts (e.g., almonds, walnuts), seeds, and avocados. These fats have been associated with a reduced risk of heart disease by improving cholesterol levels and reducing inflammation.

• Polyunsaturated Fats: Including omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, found in fatty fish (e.g., salmon, mackerel), flaxseeds, chia seeds, and soybeans. Omega-3 fatty acids are particularly beneficial for heart health, as they can lower triglyceride levels, reduce blood pressure, and decrease the risk of abnormal heart rhythms.

Junk food tends to be high in unhealthy fats, including:

• Trans Fats: Often found in partially hydrogenated oils used in fried and processed foods such as French fries, fried chicken, baked goods, and packaged snacks. Trans fats can raise LDL (bad) cholesterol levels while lowering HDL (good) cholesterol levels, increasing the risk of heart disease and arterial blockage.

• Saturated Fats: Present in fatty cuts of meat, full-fat dairy products, butter, and some processed foods. Consuming high amounts of saturated fats can raise LDL cholesterol levels and contribute to the development of arterial plaque, narrowing the arteries and impairing blood flow to vital organs, including the brain.

The fats consumed in the diet play a significant role in heart health and stroke risk. Choosing traditional foods rich in good fats, such as monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, can help support cardiovascular health and reduce the risk of arterial blockage and stroke, while minimizing the intake of bad fats commonly found in junk food is crucial for overall well-being.

My life - my choice to say something to those who think.

" You wouldn,t have come on earth if your parents thought like this " The ones without a side child. Dinka chaka people who don't want other side children! The consequences of population decreases will not be normal. Real estate hotels tourism industries are all damaged - in a word economic recession will come and lives will become bus stands.

'Endless tech' at schools has been a failure, says Sophie Winkleman

Actress and campaigner wants the millions spent on education technology to be invested in teachers instead

Louisa Clarence-Smith, EDUCATION EDITOR19 April 2024 • 7:03pm

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Sophie Winkleman says that schools should be a 'safe haven' from screens for children

Schools have “gone crazy” filling classrooms with screens and results will go down as a result, the actress Sophie Winkleman has warned.

The campaigner, 43, wants iPads removed from classrooms and the hundreds of millions of pounds spent by UK schools every year on education technology invested in teachers instead.

In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph, she said that schools should be a “safe haven” from screens for children.

Research from technology regulator Ofcom this week showed that a quarter of children under seven have their own smartphone, while 32 percent of children aged eight to 17 had experienced something "nasty or hurtful" online in the past year.

Winkleman, who is married to Lord Frederick Windsor, second cousin to the King, has spent four years researching the impact of screens on children and is alarmed by what she has seen on school visits in her role as patron of the charity School-Home Support.

"I'm very concerned about tech for tech's sake," she said.

"It's especially rampant in independent schools, where many heads have gone crazy for filling the classroom with screens. Perhaps they think it's a progressive and attractive look to prospective parents?

"Maybe it is, but it's their job to educate parents on the superior nature of books, handwriting and deep thinking."

UK schools spend around £900 million a year on education technology, according to the Department for Business and Trade.

At prestigious private schools like Eton College, pupils can be found learning from digital textbooks and quizzing apps, while using digital notebooks and Apple pencils to draw or write on a screen.

Meanwhile, tablets are available for pupils to use in the majority of state schools in England, according to a government survey.

The “digitisation” of education in schools is gaining pace, with the exam board Edexcel starting to allow pupils to type essays in English Literature and English Language GCSEs.

Pearson, the company which runs Edexcel, hopes to be able to offer an on-screen option for all GCSEs by 2030.

Tablets are available to pupils in most state schools in England CREDIT: Digital Vision

Private schools are recruiting digital tsars to help them embed artificial intelligence into their teaching through tools such as “personal AI tutors” for pupils.

So-called "edtech" products are "simply not proven yet", Winkleman said. "In fact, results and progress have been descending since they've been in use. I believe that's why exams are now going online, because schools can't bear to say, 'ok, this hasn't worked'. So education advisors are lowering the rigor expected in exams to match falling levels."

A Unesco report on technology in education last year found there was "little robust evidence on digital technology's added value to education".

In the UK, seven percent of education technology companies had conducted randomized controlled trials, while only 12 percent had used third-party certification. Unesco noted that a great deal of evidence on technology education comes from those trying to sell it.

Winkleman cited research by Prof John Jerrim of University College London which found that pupils tend to do worse in reading, maths and science assessments when they are completed on a computer, compared with on paper. Other academics have found that when people read on a screen, they tend to skim and scan more than when reading from a book.

Last year, ministers in Sweden announced plans to reverse an earlier move by the government to make digital devices mandatory in pre-schools after children's reading test scores fell between 2016 and 2021.

"There's clear scientific evidence that digital tools impair rather than enhance student learning," said Sweden's Karolinska Institute, a world-renowned medical university.

'This digital thing is a mistake'

Winkleman said that while she accepts that a small number of digital tools could aid learning, the UK should follow Sweden in largely returning to books, pen and paper. "They've done it in Sweden - they've said, ok, this digital thing has cost us beyond fortunes but it's a mistake."

She said that some head teachers who "went for tech in a big way, thinking they were being quite Silicon Valley" will not yet accept that tech in classrooms has not transformed pupil outcomes.

Winkleman studied English Literature at the University of Cambridge and has appeared in the Channel 4 comedy Peep Show, ITV period drama Sanditon and the recent Wonka film. She has two daughters – Maud, 10 and Isabella, 8 – who she has moved to different schools twice to get them away from iPads in classrooms.

“I was quite a lone voice in the classroom

then, saying I don't want them to be given iPads, even if you're being really generous, please don't," she said. "So I just trotted around trying to find fairly traditional schools nearby. But the schools I visited around the country, where tech is used in serious moderation, are so visibly much more successful and happy and effective than the schools who've gone full on tech.”

The parent-led Safe Screens Campaign wants the Government to restrict smartphone use for under-16s CREDIT: iStockphoto

The actress is a leading voice in a growing movement against children's access to the social media apps found on smartphones and tablets. Since February, tens of thousands of parents have joined a grassroots movement, Smartphone Free Childhood, launched to support each other in delaying giving their children such devices.

Winkleman worries that devices such as tablets in schools and online homework risk children being in an environment where they cannot escape screens. "Children should come home, be rid of those stupid screens and handwrite their homework," she said.

"Handwriting delivers information into the brain more profoundly and it calms children down. It lets them think. It's very agitating being on a screen, it's not how we want our children to think or to learn."

She added: "I think teachers need to be helped and supported and paid more, and I am angry that so much money has been spent on the wrong tools, instead of the only tool we need in the classroom which is a great teacher."

Molly Kingsley, of Safe Screens Campaign, a parent-led initiative which wants the Government to restrict smartphone use for under-16s, said: “The rapid increase in usage of personal screens in school has been a financial bonanza for tech companies – but the evidence that they are beneficial for children and education is simply not there.

"Indeed, increasingly the evidence shows that reading on paper gives deeper comprehension and learning than screen-based learning. Coupled with the fact that pupils are increasingly able to outwit the devices to enable them to spend their lesson time surfing the internet, there needs to be a moratorium on increasing screen-based learning until an evidence-based risk assessment which puts children's safety and long-term education at its heart."

Sir this is my personal report. We lost 1 baby in the first trimester of pregnancy and the reason was unknown. Post that we took break for 1.5 years to adjust ourselves. Then family pressurized to go for test for me. As I have done my masters in pharma and we have one subject biotechnology and I know how to pull and observe sample by using microscope. We need to chk motility and angle and others etc. Due to family pressure I went to one fertility center anf they decided that my sperm is not fertile. Then I asked questions on what basis u have pulled the active/inactive sperm. Whats the avg u have calculated. When they have multiple motile why tgey dnt consider otgers why this one. They dnt have exact answers. Their answer is they have followed the protocol and unwilling to say. Then I understood the intention of money and denied for treatment. They trained well to push patient to depression and brainwash... then again i done in another lab in mumabi they said its good.. day befre yesterday i had baby boy at ankura hospital. Suprisingly in tat center major are software enginners or bith are employees and they are in late 20s... they dnno the hidden agenda but tgere are some genuine cazes. But i can say brainwash of making a healthy person to infertile working in 90 percent of cases. Until and unless you don't know about ur self. I am sending my document. U can post without my name and hospital name...

The number of lakhs of devotees who went to a temple for prasadam yesterday shows how serious the problem of infertility is.

A healthy discussion is needed!

Everyone should know the ways to overcome the problem.

1 . A balanced diet .

2 . A regular exercise .

3 . Using laptop just on table. Not to be put in your lap.

4. Drinking enough water.

5. Reducing the use of WiFi.

6. Enough sleep .

7. Daily action to get happy hormones.

8. Reducing porn viewing to a minimum.

9. Foods like walnuts, almonds, which contain omega three fatty acids to increase sperm count, and foods like milk, carrots to provide vitamin C and folic acid.

10. Getting away from stress.

11 wives and husbands have a unique relationship!

12. Turning off WiFi when sleeping. Placing the mobile phone at least six feet away from the bed for charging.

One more thing to say.

No matter how much controversy it is .. No matter how much anyone plays.. Fertility centers .. Artificial insemination .. Very risky things. If children with autism are born .. Poor thing ... To them .. Serious problems for parents. " No, baby, this life is over!" I feel.

Changes in climate, Ukraine war, Bullet trains in China .. Volcanoes in Japan .. Dictator in North Korea .. If the listener is innocent, he will give as many reasons. To actually cover it up!

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Vaccines scenes .. The studies of America .. Mobile phone addiction .. The challenges of the robot age! ..

I post on many topics !

1. Some people - "Why do they scare us by telling the problem sir? ”

If I don't tell you .. You are through me .. Or otherwise if you don't know about the problem.. Is it enough to think that there is no problem at all?

Ignorance is bliss. Right ?

2. I write the solution along with the problem in every post.

If you look from top to bottom, how can you understand the matter?

There is no confusion.

Every word .. every sentence is valuable.

Read with concentration. Understand the matter.

3. Most people need quick fix solutions.

In the type of advertisements that say that if you want to melt fat in your ass, just take oil from a can and apply it on your ass, the fat will go out in smoke and you will become slim in five minutes!

If you want to get critical thinking, just a spoonful of liquor in a box .. If you want to reduce diabetes, BP and cancer, there are no shortcuts like this chocolate .. Rao.

4. When someone talks about something, it means that he needs it. If we are reading it, it means that we have helped him a lot! Is this the idea?

Watch the reels and happily go to the timeline of Vasireddy Amarnath and tell him why he went through such troubles?????

Did she tell why she divorced him? The tribe videos are on the way.

Did you watch it?

Did you get clarity?

He does the gym next to me.

"Our people are eating tribal seeds. After a workout, the chubby one. Do you ask me to put a YouTube video by asking "tell the reason"?

Do you want me to put more YouTube videos on such urgent matters?

Are these the last elections?

What time did you get up?

What did you have for breakfast?

Where have you been all day?

What have you done?

Who do you talk to? What did you chat about?

What did you see on the net?

What time did you go to bed at night?

All of it .. What about you... What if the government has all the information?

Just imagine that once.

First of all..

How will it be?

Very simple!

Nat Grid .. means National Intelligence Grid .. This is an organization set up by our government!

If the population of our country is 140 crores, there are already 105 crore people's spatial records at NatGrid.

So they can recognize our face.

A chance to link your Aadhar number .. your mobile number .. your online transactions .. in the future ..

Now everywhere you see CCTV cameras. No matter where you go.. here is a certain person.. at this time at Hyderabad airport or at Secunderabad railway station.. at this time he reached Vijayawada.. this knot grid and advanced technology can trace your movement moment by moment.

{ I am not saying that they are doing it now.. Read patiently. This is not a no-against-any-political-party post.

Is that all? As soon as I wake up in the morning .. What's up .. Google .. Online transaction on the other side.. So what time did you get up? What do you not talk to whom? What did you buy? Have you eaten? Did you see that? All information will be accessible to government systems.

" let me see ? Are we the criminals? Woke up to this at five in the morning. Take the mobile and go to the toilet .. Sitting on the western commode.. I have kept good morning message in friends and relatives' whatsapp groups. After bathing on the other side ordered masala dosa from chutneys for breakfast and ate .. On the other side to the office.. If someone is using my activity all day like this without any work song, then his time is a waste. What is my "Do you think?

Congratulations Master..

Yours is an honest life..

But the whole world will not be like that right?

Real Estate ..Gaming .. Betting .. Hawala .. Usury .. Money Circulation .. Drugs .. Sex Trade .. Politics ..

A little more than the original.

Actually it is not kosaru.

That's the real difference.

How much money would you have seen at once in your life?

Crores of rupees?

By selling the property of your ancestors... If crores of rupees are spent to buy a new property.. Your heart beat right?

If that much money is in hand, you have created a lot of fear right?

In the train you are traveling, a man with a dirty beard, a torn shirt and two big suit cases is sitting. Can you even imagine that he is transporting ten crores in the same train along with two others? Also, can you imagine a hundred crores being transported in a jeep/lorry/container behind your vehicle on the road?

Are the elections going on? Money is enough for votes and watches, sarees, rings, bangles are distributed to children, isn't it? And where did this money, jewels, and cargo come from? have you thought

Once things are different.

Now Aadhaar Cards .. CCTV .. Google Activity .. WhatsApp Chat . Telephone calls .. not grid .. like this .. went under the supervision of government systems ..

Looking at the post heading, do you think I am talking about Modi .. Revanth Reddy .. Jagan .. Chandra Babu .. KCR .. like this about today's politicians?

No.

This has not happened much in our country yet.

What happened is Jujubi.

I am explaining how much the government systems will be strengthened in the future with technology.

Systems like Knot Grid are used to catch criminals.

This is true for all three.

But what I am saying in this post is another side.

What if the leaders who run the government become black milers, mafia dons?

If you want to understand this post well, you should leave our country's politics aside and step into the international scene.

Let's go to Russia. Putin is the dictator of the country now.

There is no asking. With such technical knowledge.. government systems in his hands.. he can find out who is doing what.

Is it a bribe? the skin

Gone are the days of bribery.

"You are doing this danda.. in order not to put you in jail, the trend now is to spend your money, property/ business, I am such a partner..

To say in one word .. Those who are running governments .. In the coming days .. What are the days of coming / Now... The strong ones . A situation where no one can do any corruption or illegal acts except them.

The leader who runs the government.. He will become a mafia for mafias.

The power of immense money .. .

Don't wait.

The story is not over yet.

Artificial intelligence is going to show its universal form in 10 years.

Suppose a new continent is discovered. Its population is one thousand crores. Those thousand crores are intelligent. Suppose they are working 24 hours for free without paying a penny to the government.

Can you imagine?

That's artificial intelligence.

Q. How much is it for each data center?

Spirits tax. 100 times revenue for governments compared to what they have now.

Ubi .. That means Universal Basic Income .. In the coming days, jobs will go huge. To avoid unrest due to this, governments will enter the account of everyone who doesn't have jobs... Money will be deposited by saying this much per month.

Data centers are useless in the matter of current. It is estimated that the demand for electricity will increase by fifteen and twenty percent in the coming fifteen years. So much electricity .. In order to produce .. Nuclear power generation centers should be set up. Cancers and other problems due to these.

Chaos everywhere in the society.. It is difficult for democratic governments to survive in such situations.

That's why efforts are made to bring dictatorships.

War means emergency.

Unlimited powers to governments.

Once upon a time leaders used to talk about peace.

Now it's all about war.

Why did you think?

This is the new international order.

This is the future

Corona Period .. Online studies .. Mobile to children's hands .. Now they are addicted to blue films, alcohol and cannabis. Nobody talks about this. America Germany Thailand . Each country is allowing cannabis centers. Think about why ? If everyone is educated, from where will the jobs come in the era of Robot? Consciousness should die in youth.

Only twenty out of a hundred people will have jobs in the robot era.

The rest are parasites living on government UBI.

Do we need this much population for the robot era?

Youth heart attack deaths due to wearing masks. Cancer. Erectile dysfunction. Miscarriage. They are married..

Greece.. Japan.. The population of the country has started to decrease. In other countries soon .

corona Lockdown .. Digital payments .. Rules of Aadhaar .. CCTV cameras ..

Digi tour . Facial scanner .. Mobile phones .. OTP .. Olaa.. Uber .. Swiggy... Zomato .. You know a side about these.. Think about the other angle now.

Media that should make people aware .. is a state where some political party is sold and does not tell the truth .

In the days that come together means democracy will disappear all over the world in ten fifteen years. 21st Century .. The era of robots dictator wars.

Just saying it one more time.. I have explained what is happening internationally in this post. By the time all these changes take place our current politicians will not be active due to old age. Don't try to connect every point with local politics.

I didn't say no to technology.

It won't stop even if you don't .

The profits made by the likes of Aadhaar Online are not being denied.

Explained another angle.

Above all, I have explained what is likely to happen in the coming 10-15 years. If everything goes well otherwise, I am also happy like everyone else.

It is innocence to be afraid of something that is not there.

At the same time, there is a danger that "everything is for our good" becomes baccarat.

We are in the days when those who do not have critical thinking will disappear from the earth.

Facebook person is doing tricks.

Today in Facebook, so many people (who are in the friends list) have birthday. Notification will come to greet.

We should have typed the message.

In the middle of that, the message would come automatically. We would have the opportunity to choose one of the two or three options he gave.

Now he's taken it even further. Greetings are coming in the name of Avathali person.

Same Tanta !

Let's say Chiluka Srinivas.

Facebook's actions

1. HBD Chiluka

2. Happy birthday chiluka !

3. Happy birthday Chiluka !

Pick up your food cats and go.

What is that message?

Do you think it will make a difference if you post it by mistake, Babu?

You .. Your artificial intelligence. Thingara Sannasi is like crying.

Criminalization of the student world!

Let us talk about India first!

That's a state in India.

You think a state is somewhere near the Himalayan mountains.

Here it is.

A total of 1500 students are in prisons in that state.

1st batch 2 of cannabis. Those who had sex with minors. 3. Chain snatching batch { To maintain girlfriend, to buy drugs, money is needed! }

Those who were caught are in prisons .. A thousand times this outside.

Now about the photos .{I posted in the comment section }

That is a country.

Three months ago I made a post.

My post is that the students of another country who went there for education are doing shoplifting like taking groceries from malls without paying bills

"Is this common" .. "Will they do it?" "Will they do it?" "It is not good to judge people like this" some comments came on my post.

If the elders are supporting the Buddhists who have to say?

Here it is .. The two girls were caught doing shoplifting in a mall three weeks ago. Booked first . The police did not move until they pulled out all the evidence. They put handcuffs on their hands and took them to the police station and registered a case. They have already done show lifting. I mean repeated shop lifters.

The police recorded the whole thing through their body camera. Total 17 minutes of video. The names of the girls... Total 17 minutes of video came out.

Their names are .. Villages .. The college that studied .. Everything is out in the open. There was a big discussion in social media.

I am only posting a photo taken from the back. I am not giving any more details. Please don't give details in the comment sections.

The point here is not that those girls are from which village ..

Studies are a situation where marks and ranks are finished. Elders should say "What is this" .. "What's up with that" .. The situation is justifying that there is no mistake.

This is today's student world.

Not everyone is like that, right? Anyone can ask for that.

Teens think that whatever their friends do is the trend. That's what they do. .. That's the biggest challenge facing society..

Today's children .. Criminals of tomorrow!

'Grandpa Gates' is charging towards his target! ...right in front of those who abandoned common sense in the name of science!

Elections in Telugu states on May 13. right ?

13 is considered an unlucky number by many.

My father passed away on 13th November 2014. Thinking about funeral rites, one thing hit me.

Our daughter Vasireddy Rithika also died on 13th! { 13 February 2005 }

When I remembered this, I was shocked for a moment!

What, the date of both deaths is the same? .

13 is not a good day for us... I thought.

Thinking like that, a few things came to mind.

Started slate on 13th { 13 May 2001 } . Can't remember the dates when Slate Ameerpet Kharmanghat started but .. Slate Vijayawada, Tirupati started dates are also 13.

This is not what happened as planned. Just a coincidence .

How coincidence is this much?

Blackie Brownie was born on the 13th {April 13, 2013}.

Oh my god .. The good and the bad.. It seems like everything is written in a script, it is not clear that it is happening on 13th. Any important thing since then I'm starting on the 13th.

I did not contest in elections by having my own party, so your favorite leaders survived. Otherwise I would have won with a bumper majority.

Some intellectuals have gone mad with doctors since the Corona era.

If someone says something related to health "are you a doctor?" they say.

A doctor treats diseases. Scientists do research on nutrition... health. Nutritionists prescribe them in hospitals.

Anyone can say the confirmed matter.

These intellectuals do not have this common sense

Doctors are more than God in the eyes of these intellectuals.

It is not someone's saying. Read what the Indian Council of Medical Research says.

One in every two doctors is the wrong prescription. So they are not ordinary doctors. In Delhi... those who serve in leading medical institutions... are postgraduates. Those with 18 years of seniority.

What can be said about doctors in small towns?

Did you see .. Facebook messenger as a witness. corona I have seen it in the time. Not one of them .. Not the two of them . Thousands of people. False diagnosis of disease . The wrong treatment . Could write a big book on this.

One thing can be said about such doctors . "Their hand is a journey to Vaikuntha Yatra"

I am not the one who gets into arguments!

I want to say many things. I will post the matter after studying it very deeply. Salutations to those who perceive. For those who don't understand

If in doubt you can ask. If you want to know better than me, I'll just step aside. No arguments.

Since I started posting that vegetarians are born out of the human principle that killing fellow animals for food (after humans become a food producer) is not good. In the past few years, I have posted a post suggesting a simple way to overcome this.

How many have liked it. You have shared it.

Two or three said "no vegetarian is great (I said great at the beginning of the post. Did you at least read the post? ).

And a couple more .. No, there is an argument that B12 is available in vegetarianism!

Why should I post if I get it?

Comment that Rajasthan Gujarat people have no fault. This is a good one

That's why I never argued with you.

Here is the explanation that those who read your comments will have doubts. See the images in the comments column below.

One last word. Why follow my posts when they don't believe what I say. Is it a waste of time?

I cannot provide proofs for everything that is said.

Post length increases.

I don't have that much time.

Don't even have to.

Couple who donated 200 crores of wealth and took retirement.

Politicians are searching for new ways to solve the problems even after looting thousands of crores.

Has the reach of your posts decreased?

Elections, right! Hundreds of advertisements. Including those related to elections.. especially Andhra Pradesh elections.

All paid campaigns.

If so many people see it, it means so much money.

And after taking money, those advertisements should be visible.

Should the reach of general posts be reduced to be visible?

That is why the reach of your posts has decreased a lot.

This is the situation till the third week of May.

This election is not only paid campaigning through fake id's.. Is paid promotions of web pages on YouTube channel irritating? {As said, by the time you see that YouTube channel video will be watched by ten lakhs six hundred people. Paid promotion will show you as recommended for you. When all lakhs of people have seen this, what is the need to give him money to promote him? Didn't you have a doubt? One million views on the way. If you pay this much money, he will add this much views. The six hundred at the end is the reality }

Such annoying paid promotions, bullshit, misleading news { Bird flu will kill a hundred times more people than Corona. This guy will definitely kill the boss. Not with bird flu. With cortisol.. } ..

It is very easy to leave the pain of such things. If you click, you will get the option to not see this again. Block at least a hundred fucking paid promotions like that.

Then you will see posts that are true.

If more people do this, the reach of your posts will also increase.

What to write … how to write … I don’t know.

A woman who was introduced on Facebook.

The Goddess of the Divine.

Self confidence and perseverance is her asset.

Had multiple surgeries to walk. Shock treatments are also part of the treatment.

Stress on heart only if surgery is done once .. Possibility of clots in blood.

About 15 times surgery. No one said it, unfortunately.

The reason was a heart attack. Died.

Tribute

Remember one sir / ma. Surgery allopathy drugs have many side effects. Not to be taken. You can understand

A Mirage!

Liberty Street, Fremont, California, USA.

"Anand! You are suffering from Major Depressive Disorder... in the advanced stage. I am prescribing serotonin reuptake inhibitors and tricyclic antidepressants. Take them regularly according to the dosage written here. See me again in ten days," said the psychiatrist, speaking with an American accent.

Anand snapped out of his reverie and started his Genesis car.

He drove straight to a shop called 'Black Dog' on Grimmer Boulevard. There, he bought an item for five hundred dollars.

He paid an additional forty dollars for it via credit card.

It was eight o'clock at night.

Anand was sitting on the sofa at home.

Beside him lay the item he had bought at the shop.

First, a bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey.

Just after finishing his second shot, memories of the past came flooding back to Anand.

"Hey, Anand! Today... your uncle... and aunt... were having lunch with the kids. As soon as they arrived, they said 'hello' and... 'Go to your room and study properly. You aren't in LKG anymore; you're in the seventh grade... IIT Foundation Course... so much homework to do.' Your Uncle Keith has a nice setup. Even when his kids are in high school, he still takes them on tours and visits relatives' houses. That doesn't happen for us," Seshagiri Rao had said.

"What the hell is that, Dad! Did that Krishank get higher marks than you in yesterday's test?" Rajeswari had asked.

"I got a 99... he got a 99.5. That's the difference, Mummy," Anand had replied.

"What do you mean? You're dismissing it so lightly. If you study like this, how will you ever get into IIT? Do you realize that a single mark can shift your rank by hundreds of places? You're wasting so much time on festivals and celebrations... none of that will fly anymore." Seshagiri Rao kept lecturing him until the sound of the doorbell was heard.

He had thought it was just a warning... but the next six years of his life became confined to the classroom at school and the study room at home.

It was only after coming to America that he realized there were so many distinct terms for relatives—*pedananna* (father's elder brother), *babai* (father's younger brother), *menamama* (maternal uncle), *menatta bharta* (maternal aunt's husband). To him, they were all just "Uncles." And that wasn't all—there was the auto-rickshaw uncle, the beggar uncle, the watchman uncle, the shopkeeper uncle, the milkman uncle, the chicken-shop uncle... so many uncles! Back then, he couldn't distinguish between actual kinship and the honorific title "Uncle" used as a polite form of address.

He remembered it vividly. One day, a teacher remarked, "Mr. Kameshwara Rao! You are raising your son without any social intelligence whatsoever. Education isn't just about textbooks; it is about what sustains life and teaches one how to live." To this, the father retorted, "It’s easy for you to say anything! If one wastes six precious years, one ends up scraping a living as a schoolteacher in a private school like you." "You can learn plenty of those life skills you talk about once you get a seat at IIT," Dad had said.

He remembers the party his friends threw for his dad when he secured a seat at IIT Chennai.

When the local police Sub-Inspector and the corporator draped a ceremonial shawl over him, that same smile—which he hadn't seen since his LKG days—reappeared on his dad's face. Dad, who hadn't even been elected to the apartment's managing committee until then, had now become the Association President.

In those early years at the Chennai campus, whenever he visited home, the atmosphere revolved entirely around him. It had been six months... the journey began... "Study hard," "Education is our wealth," "We must hold our heads high in society," "You need a good rank," "You need a campus placement," "Settle in America," "Earn dollars," "I'll buy a good property and register it in your name alone"... those words still ring in his ears. "One 'sir'? Two 'sirs'?" Whenever he stood before him, those were the kind words spoken.

"Have you eaten?" "Are you doing well?" "Did you sleep?" "Are you happy?" He remembered hearing these words from his mother back in his childhood.

The thrill of marks and ranks... the same conversations over the phone... for years, this had been his life.

IIT Chennai campus... then a PG degree in America... a high-paying job at a major company... ten years had flown by.

The apartment residents felt that Kameswara Rao *garu* looked ten years younger than his actual age.

Seshagiri Rao looked for a marriage alliance for his son, who had settled in America. The girl's father... He was a man of means. Seshagiri Rao bought a villa in Madhapur with the dowry he had received.

Anand would not have learnt to go to India after going to America.

The thought of home brought fear, tension, and a sense of guilt.

"A negative Neuro-Linguistic Programming pattern has been recorded in your mind. Because your parents constantly talked about nothing but studies, marks, and ranks, you developed negative emotions associated with 'home' and 'parents'." — These were the words the doctor had spoken just moments ago on Liberty Street.

After he completed his PG, his wife filed for divorce. He had learned that she was freely associating with someone else back during their campus days. Sometimes, under the pretext of studies, she wouldn't return home for up to a week. He found himself running between police stations and lawyers due to the cases she filed. In the end, she wouldn't let go until she had secured half his salary and the company shares worth crores that had been allotted to him.

"There are no games in your life... no cycling... no swimming... no warm social interactions. No friends. No fun... no liveliness. Just a mechanical life..."

"...Serotonin is dead. You haven't enjoyed life, not even after coming to America. You don't mingle with anyone. You have no faith in people. A solitary existence; your social and emotional intelligence is zero... The result? Mental stress and depression." The doctor's words were still ringing in his ears.

"Amidst a world full of people, mine is a lonely life. My name means 'Joy,' yet my real life is filled only with sorrow. I’ve lived all this time just to please others. Enough is enough," he thought. Anand picked up the item he had bought at the shop earlier from the sofa.

This is not a story...

Your life should not be a story.

The time you get to spend full-time with your children lasts only until they finish their Intermediate education. If you want to lay a secure foundation for their lives—filled with sweet memories—take the cell phone out of their hands, put yours aside, and simply talk to them. A wonderful new world will unfold before you, and you will gain clarity on what needs to be done.

Soggaday ! Little dog ! He can't even hit a single job!

Five years ? Ten years ? There may be differences of opinion on the subject .

But ..

There's no doubt that artificial intelligence will radically change lives.

By the time today's school children finish their education and start job search, the lion's share will disappear in the current jobs.

There will be some new jobs that have not been named yet.

If you want to get a job in 2030s... If you want to live a happy life... These are the qualities that should be lost in the children of this generation from today onwards.

1 . Social intelligence. ( social intelligence)

2 . Emotional clarity. ( emotional intelligence )

3 . Creativity. ( creativity )

4 . Critical thinking.

5 . The necessity of ignorance. { Cognitive Flexibility }

6 . Teaching to solve complex problems.

7 . Intelligence seeking solutions to problems with different perspective. { Lateral Thinking }

Education without these is futile.

Parents should look for children ... for a school that will instill "future skills".

Tap water is free.

If a waiter in a hotel asks "Bottled water? Or.. Mineral water?" and hears the four English words he has learned ... we are the ones who are ignorant and buy mineral water for a hundred rupees.

We are the ones who think that the secret of the glamour of an uncle-age hero who has undergone a hundred plastic surgeries is to buy and drink Kengen water that is available for a thousand liters.

Teeth for the window of life... Bargaining with the old lady who sells Kayaguras .. We are the beggars who buy by looking at them ..

Sogga packing though... Arrived.. Half rotten goods can be bought at double price in supermarket .. Namoshitanam self-humility is our asset.

Nilofar lo free treatment is a headache. Twenty years old Yabayyo fee limane street last MBBS doctor is shameful.

At star hospital .. After getting thousand tests done for virechanas .. Being admitted after paying five lakhs fee and bringing syllable water is a status symbol!

The two severe needle medicine which is not enough for money is bought with lakhs of rupees. corona The race which is wearing it in the name of treatment is ours.

Here they have come to hit this weakness right now.. Schools with various labels.

CBSC . ICSC .. International .. cambridge .. Foot bridge .. Lakadikapool ..

The name is great .. Then study ?

If the school building facade {face part} is great, our children who study in it will not become great.

If children are used to excessive pleasures.. the philosophy of hard work.. the spirit of struggle, empathy, social emotional intelligence will grow.

How does a person who has not experienced defeat become a winner, bro?

Children who are used to excessive pleasures in childhood will remain like paranna books.

First teach to walk on the floor.

What if you turn children in the air with your earnings?

When that swell is gone, you will be in trouble.

Children who have grown up like this will not be able to get a single job in tomorrow's Robot era

“ In children's education, sokulenta tingara sannasi !” It's a pity that Suryakanthamma is not there to scold!

If you think that your status is a symbol of the way children study, tomorrow your dignity will be in the middle of the market.

What you need to see is the quality of the product.

In the era of artificial intelligence, time is valid for people.

Tell us the life-giving studies.

Otherwise they will have to queue for free schemes given by the government tomorrow to survive.

Saraswati Namastubhyam Varade Kamarupini

The beginning of education is always the achievement of agriculture. Padmapatra Vishalakshi Padma Kesaravarnini Nityam Padmalaya Devi Sa Maam Patu Saraswati

❌Father killed for not giving cell phone!

❌Young woman commits suicide as she did not get her cell phone repaired!

❌17-year-old son shoots mother with gun for hiding cell phone.

❌Father did not give cell phone, daughter's plan for murder.

✅You can make a candle in the sand!

❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌You can't make a fool of your parents.

Adrift in the Tsunami of Information!

There was a time when access to information was scarce.

Then came...

Daily newspapers arriving early in the morning, weekly magazines, All India Radio, and Doordarshan.

The latter two were government-controlled mediums, naturally subject to limitations.

Did daily newspapers and weekly magazines offer reliable information?

There was plenty of it.

"Ask, and I shall tell" (Malathi Chandur), "Happy Family" (Dr. Samaram), and others.

These sources provided honest information and addressed readers' doubts.

But then, things changed—starting with newspapers, political news began to be presented one-sidedly.

Driven by the need for advertising revenue, false propaganda crept into areas like health and education.

Access to information became universal.

Then came smartphones and cheap data.

Now, there are dozens of YouTube channels, web pages, WhatsApp, Facebook, and other social media platforms—deluging us with gigabytes of information.

It floods in even when unasked for. Be it education, health, business, or politics—it is a tsunami of information across every sector.

Conflicting information on any given topic...

Regarding Corona: some say you will die if you don't get vaccinated, while others claim you will die if you do.

Some say Metformin pills are good for diabetes; others say they aren't.

Some insist that success in life depends on joining an IIT Foundation course in the sixth grade or studying in a corporate school, while others argue that this isn't a good approach.

Someone might claim that bottled juice is better than eating the actual mango, while another warns that bottled juice is a shortcut to disease and that eating the fruit itself is better.

Mutually contradictory opinions.

What should one believe? Whom should one trust? People are left in a state of utter confusion. For those whose education lacks common sense or critical thinking...

And for those who make decisions based merely on headlines...

"Oh my god... what is this? Netizens are choosing a side..."

I need to tell you something about this.

If you reach a level where you can influence public opinion on social media, the money just pours in.

Why talk about others? Let me tell you about myself.

Elections are underway.

I have a reputation for being neutral.

It is a situation where people believe whatever they are told.

Even a lie sticks if told right.

Political parties straining every nerve to win the election need exactly this kind of person. No matter how much you try to artificially boost a partisan YouTube channel—even with heavy promotion—it remains futile; it’s like adding zeros to a zero. No new people will believe it.

But if someone popular on social media—someone with a reputation for being "incredibly honest," like Vasireddy Amarnath—says it, people will believe it. Even swaying a hundred votes in a constituency is a big deal, isn't it?

The intelligence sources of political brokers spot this and report it to the right people. Then, an offer comes from a political party.

You pretend to be neutral... "There's a chance Party X might win"... but you have to boost the party that paid you.

You have to gradually undermine the "Egg Party"... the blow must be subtle... "It's a good party," you say, praising the leader first... but then you deliver the blow—like choking someone with a wet cloth while claiming it's just "getting hot back there."

"I conducted a survey... that party is sure to win"—that is what must be said.

If you say it too bluntly, people might get suspicious. The lie has to be convincing enough to stick. "Look here... this party is struggling; it needs to work a bit harder. If they keep this up, victory is certain"—this is the kind of narrative an 'invisible' promoter needs to sustain.

Regarding the 'Egg Party'—it was a great party. Usually, there would have been a chance to win, but right now, they are taking a beating and are likely to lose. One feels a sense of pity for them.

That is the mandate...

Read my writings... Activists of the 'Egg Party' who hear these cries might think, "Oh, this guy is saying it... so this really is the fate of our party," and accept the inevitable.

New medical products keep coming out. If there is real science behind them, they sell naturally. But why use a 'jack'—an artificial boost—on social media to hype up a useless product? To make it sell? That’s when offers like "so much per month" or "so much per year" come into play.

How much value does your word hold on social media? How many people believe you? The rate depends on the message itself.

"There is nothing in the world that doesn't sell... if the price is right, no one will say no"—this is the belief held by those involved in the business of medical politics.

What else is there to do?

Don't trust anyone blindly.

Just because Vasireddy Amarnath posted trustworthy updates during the Corona crisis... is there any guarantee he won't cash in on that reputation now and completely ruin it?

"Betraying after believing"... There is no greater folly in the world than this.

Deception is only possible if you trust!

Don't trust anyone blindly.

Doubt everything.

Listen to everything, but cross-check the facts.

Cultivate common sense.

Understand the underlying tricks and motives.

Delve deep.

Unearth the truth. In this age of information overload, if you want to avoid being taken for a ride and ruining your health and finances—or simply to survive—common sense is absolutely essential.se ... Oxygen .. Nice water .. .. Food .. These are the daily necessities in the age of artificial intelligence.

Are you thinking what is common sense before air and water?

Are they charging people who don't have it, like Sodi water and Kengen water, at a price of a thousand per bottle? .. Tomorrow, cylinder businesses carrying them on their backs will come up saying "Buy our brand of oxygen and you will survive" ..

Finally homework for the day.

A thirteen-year-old girl in Uttar Pradesh used Alexa on her smartphone to chase away monkeys that came to her house by barking like dogs. Ananda Mahendra, impressed by her sense of humor, said that he would give her a job in their company in the future. This news was all over the newspapers.

Didn't you have any doubts when you read this?

What if it comes?

Every time the new edition of iPhone is launched... A father from Mumbai or Delhi goes to Singapore and stays in line all night and buys his daughter's first phone. After interviewing him .. "What a great father.. "Ani newspapers... TV channels build ups begin.

He came from Mumbai or Delhi to Singapore and ate there all night... without a temple.. standing in line without... NTR... Chiranjeevi... bought the first ticket for the movie... Okay, how did this media know about that in advance?

Didn't you get tears of joy in your eyes after seeing the sacrifice of the media who interviewed and campaigned him?

Last question in today's homework.

Bakara means sheep.

Why do some people call people Bakara?

Do they have any tail?

In today's world, what is the reason for the increase in the number of goats?

If you want to live, you have to live!

The mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine are key components of the digestive system.

Collectively, these are referred to as the in English.

Our digestive system harbors beneficial bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

We are talking about crores of bacteria—ten million, a hundred million... if you keep counting—lakhs, trillions, and beyond—a vast number of bacteria reside in our gut.

Do you know their total weight? Approximately two kilograms.

Yes... your digestive system contains up to two kilograms of bacteria.

Viruses... are smaller in size than bacteria.

Like bacteria, there are crores of viruses in our body.

Fungal species are relatively rare.

Gut health" has become a crucial topic in the modern world.

Humans originated in the wild.

Until urban living began, we lived in the lap of nature.

We consumed natural foods provided by nature.

Under those conditions, maintaining good gut health happened naturally, without much effort.

❌ Modern life has turned this entire situation upside down.

What does "gut health" actually mean?!!

We remain healthy only if the microorganisms in our digestive system are healthy. "Live and let live"...

1. These microorganisms are essential for digesting the food we eat.

Breaking down food into smaller parts, absorbing nutrients, and eliminating waste—these microorganisms play a crucial role in the entire digestive process.

Without them, food wouldn't be digested properly, and the elimination of urine and stool would be impaired.

2. Every human has an immune system.

The immune system acts like the Army, Navy, and Air Force within our body.

3. Just as the armed forces protect the country, immune cells protect our bodies.

They destroy harmful microorganisms—our enemies.

These immune cells are predominantly found in the gut.

If the gut is not healthy, immunity will be weak.

Now, a question might arise in your mind.

There are millions of microorganisms in the gut, aren't there?

That is precisely where the immune cells are located as well.

Don't these immune cells destroy the beneficial bacteria, viruses, and fungi too?

To put it in the words of the comedian Brahmanandam: "That is the magic."

Immune cells in our body possess great intelligence; they distinguish between friends and enemies.

There is a complex scientific process behind this—involving Toll-like receptors, antibodies, GALT, and more. Explaining this entire process would require a separate post.

4. Our gut... If the digestive system is healthy, there is no inflammation in the body. If it is unhealthy, various parts of the body may experience inflammation.

5. There is an inextricable link between the digestive system and mental health. A healthy digestive system leads to a good mood and an active brain. Conversely, an unhealthy digestive system inevitably leads to depression and anxiety.

6. If the digestive system is unhealthy, it can lead to issues such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, autoimmune disorders, allergies, deficiencies in vitamins K and B, ulcers, and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

In short, the body becomes a breeding ground for diseases.

If you want to protect your gut health...

1. Avoid junk food—specifically *Maida* (refined flour) and processed foods that come in boxes, packets, or bottles. Opt for natural foods like fruits and vegetables. Whole grains—such as raw rice, *Ragi* (finger millet), *Sajjas* (pearl millet), *Korras* (foxtail millet), and *Saams* (little millet)—are far superior to white rice. 2. Consume fermented foods like *Ambali* (fermented millet porridge) or *Chaddannam* (fermented rice)—which should have a mild tang—at least occasionally. These foods help stabilize the beneficial microorganisms in our bodies.

3. Men should drink four liters of water daily, and women should drink three liters.

It is not advisable to drink water while eating a meal. Drink water half an hour before a meal and one hour after finishing it.

4. Stay away from stress (mental strain).

5. Get plenty of good sleep.

6. Do not use antibiotics unless absolutely necessary.

7. Don't be overly obsessed with cleanliness; a little dirt is actually good.

8. Let children play in the grass, mud, and sand from time to time.

It's all for me... I alone must survive"—this is the mindset of modern humans.

God (or Nature) established a system long ago regarding living beings that do good: "My child... being too selfish is akin to suicide; four people must live, and I should be one of them."

The immune cells in our bodies possess the discernment to distinguish between what is beneficial and what is harmful.

Perhaps it is only modern humans who lack such wisdom!

“ Monsters are those who kill and eat people ” Have you heard?

Just heard but no one really saw.

Do you want to see monsters who dig up graves and take out bones and eat them?

But you have to go to the West African country of Sierra Leone!

Drug named "Kush" is being manufactured with human properties. Digging graves without leaving anywhere for that.

That government has imposed an emergency.

The number of people taking this drug has increased by 4000 percent in the last few months.

If you take this drug, you will lose legs and hands first.

Then lives will be lost.

Still, people are eating this saying "don't want tomorrow's one".

Maybe it will come here soon too!

In our country, some castes have been taking vegetarian food since time immemorial?

Didn't they get B12 vitamin deficiency?

Vegetarianism does not provide enough B-12 vitamin.. Vegetarians should take tablets or fortified food.. After seeing the post I posted yesterday.. For anyone out there... Doubt above can be mixed up.

Please have a read ....

B-12 is also available in products like milk, curd, butter and cheese.

To provide the B-12 dosage required by a human being only by milk, approximately half a liter of milk {or like curd butter made with milk} should be provided.

Don't stop.

What I said was the cutest.. Nice one... All about the milk.

Packet milk with chemicals like water, emulsifiers, preservatives and stabilizers are not about. If you look at that calculation, packet milk should be taken up to a liter.

This information is based on articles published in Web Med and other places..

In ancient times, vitamin B-12 deficiency was not a big problem for vegetarians. Now, about fifty percent of Indians suffer from this vitamin deficiency. Vegetarians are the most common among those suffering from this vitamin deficiency. Whether vegetarians or non-vegetarians, if they use the diabetes drug metformin for more than six months, this vitamin deficiency is certain to occur. {If you do not take B12 tablets}. People suffering from autoimmune diseases also develop B12 deficiency.

Why did vegetarians not have vitamin B-12 deficiency in ancient times?

1. In those days, every house had a cow. Milk was boiled and used in abundance... hot milk.. curd.. buttermilk... cheese.. butter.. ghee.

2.

Milk then .. Pa milk now .

The milk quality of that time was different.

If milk has to have enough B-12 vitamin, then that cow or cow .. To graze in green fields. Eat green grass and fruit plants.

Those days cows and bulls all day long.. In the green fields... Grazing in the fields . Good quality food to eat .

What about today's cows?

Unfortunately dry grass.. Feed .. In some places grass grown in polluted water like closed gates .

If there is not enough B12 in the food he takes, what is the amount of milk?

3. Another shocking piece of information.

As an orphan, rice minapa pappu .. They used to eat rubbi flour and make tiger betti idli dosas right? . This eating habit will help the body to absorb vitamin B - 12.

Remember . Some types of plant foods also contain B 12 vitamin .

But today's modern human bodies have reached a point where they cannot absorb this nutrient from them.

Back then, people ate more fiber-rich food. Fermented food.. that is, doshas.. pus.. curds.. etc.

Above all, there were no chemicals in the food they ate that day.

In one word, gut health was great back then. Today's human gut.. that's what the gut... a pot of dead poison..

That's what it's all about.

Annattu, a company named Himalayan is making and selling special B12 vitamin tablets for vegetarians. The company says they only used plant elements in their production. I don't know about this company drugs anymore.

"B-12 vitamin deficiency will not occur in humans.

Because there are bacteria in the stomach of humans. It produces vitamin B-12. The man will realize this. This subject was in a tenth grade book"

... Some comments from this morning.

The fact :

Bacteria in human big stomach. It produces vitamin B-12. The part that absorbs vitamin B-12 in human is the last part of small tumor. So that vitamin that produces bacteria is not reaching our body.

The matter is different among the animals who lay the same Neemaru.

Animals like rabbits get B-12 by eating their feces.

The body does not get enough B-12 vitamin through vegetarian diet.

So even if Hegde says that vitamin tablets are made from petrochemicals, this is inevitable.

But will they swallow a handful of pills? Vegetarians have no other option, so I said B 12 vitamin tablets or fortified food.

I don't have a medical shop.

If you have any doubts, you can definitely ask.

But what if Vasireddy teaches science lessons to Amarnath?

Don't go during the festival.

Vegetarianism originated from the idea of ​​not killing another living being just to fill one's stomach.

Someone might ask, "Aren't plants living beings too?"

However, when leaves, vegetables, or fruits are harvested from plants, the plants themselves do not die.

... They will sprout again and again.

India has a history of following vegetarian food as a tradition.

For millions of years, man lived as a carnivore.

Human bodily systems adapted accordingly. {The notion that "the human body is designed for a vegetarian diet" is merely a belief or a sentiment; it is not scientific fact.}

Vegetarians should take some special precautions in these situations.

Vitamin B-12:

"Corona limited edition" for textbooks in the pre-season. "Vegetarians suffer from Vitamin B12 deficiency. This will severely affect them regarding the coronavirus... So, all vegetarians should take Vitamin B12 tablets," a man campaigned.

Do you remember?

Within just two or three hours of that person's post, pharmacy shelves across the Telugu-speaking regions ran out of these tablets.

There is a reason to revisit this history: recently, YouTube channels and web magazines have been providing confusing or misleading information about B12.

Let's get straight to the point.

Cheese, butter, and mushrooms are sources of B12.

But that isn't enough.

Humans cannot obtain sufficient B12 through a vegetarian diet alone.

Are you a vegetarian? If so, you need to take Vitamin B12 in the form of tablets or fortified foods.

This cannot be overlooked.

Non-vegetarians obtain B12 through foods like chicken, eggs, and mutton.

People who rarely consume meat, as well as former meat-eaters who have switched to a vegetarian diet, are at risk of this vitamin deficiency.

Diabetics who take metformin pills are at risk, as the medication can lead to a B12 deficiency. Therefore, those taking metformin need to be very cautious. {Avoid metformin; it gradually harms health. Diabetes can be managed through dietary changes.}

Weak muscles, fatigue, difficulty walking, irritability, nausea, and rapid heartbeat—these are symptoms of Vitamin B12 deficiency.

A Vitamin B12 deficiency hinders the production of red blood cells, leading to a multitude of health problems. It is a serious issue that can eventually land a person in the hospital.

{Up to half of the deaths among vegetarian communities are attributed to this problem.} Being vegetarian combined with taking metformin pills—it’s alarming... It brings back memories of the second wave.

Vitamin D and Vitamin B12—if only there had been more awareness about these two... ...thousands of people—especially our favorite singer—would have still been among us. Someone once remarked—while nursing a sore forehead and mouth—"Have you heard?" Many people had heard it, but that person’s reach was limited, wasn't it? That’s how things were back then.

Don't dismiss advice like "Drinking a glass of buttermilk at night gives you all the B-12 you need" or "Eating rice bran provides B-12" as mere nonsense. It is true that buttermilk contains B-12, but the amount is negligible—it doesn't meet the body's actual requirements.

Iron: Vegetarians are at high risk of iron deficiency. Non-vegetarians obtain iron from chicken, whereas vegetarians need to consume fruits and cereals to get enough iron; a lack of it leads to issues like mouth blisters and fatigue. Beans are also a good source.

Omega-3 fatty acids: Insufficient intake affects sleep quality. A deficiency can lead to problems such as dementia, migraines, asthma, and depression.

While non-vegetarians get omega fatty acids from saltwater fish,

it is best for vegetarians to consume walnuts for this purpose.

For years, I have made it a habit to eat a handful of soaked walnuts for breakfast. Flaxseeds, pumpkin seeds, and chia seeds also provide omega-3 fatty acids.

Calcium: This is obtained through milk and dairy products. However, many people are currently avoiding milk; such individuals can obtain calcium from vegetables instead.

Protein: Vegetarians often overlook soy as a protein source.

Protein can be obtained from foods like mushrooms, paneer (cottage cheese), and red gram (toor dal); try to include more of these in your diet.

Remember, seventy people in our country suffer from protein deficiency, and a significant number of them are vegetarians.

As Gandhi suggested, all vegetarians should make it a habit to eat a handful of peanuts daily.

Some men—particularly those from vegetarian communities—may develop enlarged breasts. Their chest area resembles that of a woman. Many people struggle with this issue. It is particularly prevalent among men belonging to a specific trading community—originally from Rajasthan—that has spread across the country for business purposes.

This condition, where a man's chest resembles female breasts, is known as gynecomastia. It arises from a hormonal imbalance—specifically, when estrogen levels exceed testosterone levels.

As for the causes: excess body fat leads to increased estrogen secretion. Therefore, dietary control and exercise are the remedies.

Soy contains phytoestrogen; consuming it can cause men's chests to resemble those of women.

Soy is also a primary cause of thyroid issues in women.

Give up soy.

Just a thought... "Let's invite a culinary expert home..." Did anyone consider having a nice vegetarian meal for Ugadi?

Andy. this is injustice right ?

Happy Ugadi Festival to all .

Good morning.

Just like that .. Modern love story video posted on my timeline just now .. See my comment on that too

Oops ! Died !

2300 milligrams of salt is enough for a person per day.

That means one teaspoon of salt.

150 micro grams of iodine per person per day is enough.

There is iodine in our dairy products and sea fishes.

Let's take that out.

In India, an average person consumes six teaspoons of salt per day (mostly cheetahs .. Eating ) via parcel foods.

That means ten thousand milligrams of salt (not six, I calculated that it is less than five).

This iodine is 225 micro grams per teaspoon, which is 1000 micro grams (I am not a week in calculations. I calculated it less).

Should have eaten 150.

Eaten 1000.

Bujji, will Oscar come other than thyroid! ?

"If you don't eat iodine, you'll get goiter. You'll get a guitar," don't you see this, alas, Dean's goat?

In interviews the other day..

A 22-24 year old woman applied for primary teacher {Date of birth details will be in the application. I didn't see that.

Not too fat. Not too slim.

Verbal I made a guess "you have thyroid problem right?" Anna.

For a moment she was shocked and realized "how did you know sir?"

She's already done with her interview. Selected with a score of 65 percent.

" You have been selected . Congratulations . Did you see it outside .. Many people are waiting. Now there is not much time, if you join the job, you will meet somehow. Once I reached the job, meet me. Let me tell you how I spot it. I rang the bell to get another candidate saying "I will tell you how to overcome it".

Thyroid caused by junk food.. PCOD.. Girls' milk is becoming a curse.

The thief created an evil and showed it to someone else without revealing his theft" thief... He shouts out "theif". Instead of blaming the junk food mafia "they are injecting hormone to chickens. The problem is because of eating it" is being propagated.

"Broiler chicken is super healthy... I'm not saying "eat it yourself". But because of the injections given to chickens, it is ridiculous that hormonal problems are coming in humans and girls .. Great play .

I am a carnivore. But I believe that vegetarianism represents the superiority of man.

One last word in this post.. If thyroid problems are caused by eating chicken, then why is this in vegetarian girls?

What started as a simple matter has turned into a complex, unsettling issue!

Many things mentioned in this post can cause shock, revulsion, and mental distress.

Sensitive readers, please stop reading here.

This post is intended not merely for casual reading, but for those who wish to steer society in a positive direction.

The First Industrial Revolution began when humans started using machines. Over the past 250 years, the human population has increased tenfold. Now, the Fourth Industrial Revolution has begun with the use of self-learning machines—that is, Artificial Intelligence.

Artificial intelligence can do many things without the need for humans.

Unemployment will increase due to this. This trend has already started.

We are seeing a situation today where even IIT graduates are not securing campus placements. Some individuals who moved to the US—and recently lost their jobs there—are now providing freelance services to startups in India. Essentially, there is a reversal in the flow of global tech talent.

If the human population continues to grow amidst such circumstances, it will become a burden on governments. Monthly allowances would need to be provided to those who have lost their jobs and to the unemployed who haven't found work; this concept is known as Universal Basic Income.

How can we escape this burden?

A few influential, wealthy individuals have devised a plan to address this.

This has been going on quietly behind the scenes for some time.

Let us set aside the questions of who devised the plan or whether it is true for a moment.

Consider the consequences unfolding around us—especially in metropolitan cities.

1. Unmarried women:

Well-educated and brilliant—three out of ten women are now saying, "I will not get married." "We studied so hard... yet, upon marriage, the situation dictates that one must relocate based on the husband's job. No matter how exhausted one is after a hard day's work, one is expected to serve a husband who might even earn less than oneself. The salary has to be handed over to the husband. What kind of servitude is this? Why this form of slavery? A career suffers more than the prospect of having children"—this is their argument.

2. Unmarried Men:

In reality, the female population is lower. Consequently, about thirty percent of men remain unmarried; they are forced to stay bachelors. This is the current trend. It is a known fact that young men engaged in agriculture struggle to find marriage partners. Beyond that, even those in government jobs or small private-sector roles are facing situations where they remain unmarried.

3. Live-in Relationships:

Couples are setting up households while still in college. Young men and women live together like husband and wife, engaging in sexual relations. However, it is not a legally recognized marriage, and their families are unaware of it; consequently, they do not have children.

Do those who spend a year or two in a live-in relationship eventually get married? Up to fifty percent of such couples eventually separate. Reasons for separation include incompatibility, securing jobs in different locations, or simply growing bored with one another.

4. DINK Couples (Double Income, No Kids): "We both work. We enjoy life to the fullest. Children are a heavy burden. Pregnancy takes a toll on a woman's body. Then there is the ordeal of childbirth, followed by the hard work and expense of raising them.

There are significant hospital expenses during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Physical beauty suffers. There is the risk of being labeled 'aunty' by others. Raising children requires taking leave from work, which leads to pay cuts and reduced chances of promotion. A lot of money must be spent on their education. Even after doing all this, there is no guarantee they will stay with us and care for us in our old age. So, let's not have kids; we can adopt puppies if we want.

Insurance schemes are available to provide support during illness in old age anyway.

Will the human race go extinct if we don't have children? Life is short. We can enjoy life with parties and outings instead of having kids."

... This is the argument put forward by these couples. In cities like Bangalore and Mumbai, this is turning into a movement. They hold meetings on Sundays to recruit new couples and indoctrinate them. They receive sponsorship from private insurance companies, for whom these people represent a great marketing opportunity.

Private gain leaves nothing behind.

Such activities receive ample backing from the aforementioned international wealthy elites. They fund the meetings and the media, and these 'godfathers' handle everything related to legal changes. If you still have doubts, just visit the 'Vayyo' hotel; you will have an epiphany.

5. Couple swapping, 6. Cuckold couples: I do not wish to elaborate on these matters. Just like the cases mentioned above, these couples also have a lower likelihood of procreation. This trend has been very prevalent in recent times.

7. The glory of the walk scene:

I'm not saying it, famous doctors in countries like America are saying it. corona Unwanted abortions have increased as the vaccine is a virtue . Decreasing sperm cell density in young people and lack of sexual intuition is more visible.

The situation where those who want to marry wisely and have children have to roam around hospitals.

8. The batch of cannabis:

Smoking marijuana among young men and women ... Drugs are way too much. Ganja batch girls will have children with genetic defects. Kids like that are mostly underage.

Traveling to which coast?

Our country is home to different religions.

Above trends are seen more among young men and women of three religions.

These tendencies are not seen more in a religion because of their traditional rules.

In the next twenty years, this is for a drastic decrease in the number of certain religions... Some people will cause a huge increase in numbers.

What the consequences of this will be is another discussion.

In cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore .. Among those who study in higher education institutions like IIT .. These trends are more in the fields like software. Villages are moving from small cities to big cities. Those coming for education and employment are slowly becoming subject to these effects.

What government institutions are telling about population decrease / increase is crow calculations. Without considering these new trends that are spreading like water under the mat, some calculations are being told. The population decline has already begun. The effect of this will be visible in the next ten years.

The number of elderly people in Japan is more. The number of hardworking youth is less. This is the same situation in our country and in the coming years. This is what the mafia wants.

The lesser population .. Robots in all works .. This is the scene of artificial intelligence era ..

Tomorrow's world is only for few people who have natural intelligence.

In the age of artificial intelligence, those with natural intelligence are kings and queens..

I will explain in another post how to increase natural intelligence in children.

Do you feel that I am raising concerns among people by saying what they have and what they don't have?

Do a thing . Names of young men and women aged 20-35 in your circles... Let's go and collect. How many of them say no to marriage? .. Missing kittens ?. . Be aware . Live in maths.. You will not get the details of Dinka couples. So the wedding is... Children just collect these details . The matter will be understood .

Is this the solution? Proper upbringing... Good education. Not the kind of studies that get you high marks and ranks.

What can you do?

Raise awareness among the people .

The debate needs to be started.

Share this post in your whatsapp groups

On the post I made this morning on the changes that the robot age will bring ..

Those are not my personal opinions. Opinions from so many experts. A little bit of front and back .. Change is inevitable. So much has changed already.

There is no need to be afraid of these changes. Every crisis is an opportunity. If you go the right way, the future will be golden. I will post what to do. Follow

A few questions regarding this.

Food for your brain.

1. In each country, dictatorships are thinking to be fingers. Does this have any connection with the coming crisis?

2. First, on the side of America, Thailand, now Germany legalized cannabis. Is there any connection between this and that?

Think about it.

Think at a level that artificial intelligence cannot reach.

Theirs is the future.

What does it mean to preach?

Really asking to know !

Two reasons to ask.

1. If I posted about cervical cancer at the walk scene, some people would have made fun of me. Then a person posted about me.. that I am making prophecies.

What am I? What is making prophecies? I thought my fetus was too.

2. That's why I saw satires on the words spoken by a politician on Facebook (no politics).

Prophecy according to Rugvedam means explanation on Hindu Mata religious matters

I want to know what the public thinks as prophecies.

Leaves turning into thorns!

"There is no harm in enjoying life on earth, my boy... things like the Jasmine flower and a young woman... one should cherish them before they wither away..." — The grandfather of yesteryear!

"I fell in love with *her*... yet she says no to *me*... There has never been a woman who rejected me before! If I can win you over somehow, it’s like hitting the jackpot..." — The father of the recent past...

"Gucci Gucci kills with looks... Your beauty will never fade away..." — Following the same path is 'Ambothu Babai' (the lecherous uncle figure)...

Ours is a society defined by patriarchy, patrilineality, and patrilocality... compounded by the influence of Telugu cinema and the culture of college life...

Roads, campuses, bus stands, railway stations—wherever one looks... ogling at girls, stalking them, and the unbridled display of male dominance—this has been the history.

"Shyness is a woman's greatest ornament"... "A woman who leaves home with her head bowed must return the same way"... "If a boy pursues you in the name of love, you must endure it"... "You must show patience like Mother Earth"... "Even if a thorn falls upon the leaf..." — This is the philosophy society taught girls in the past.

The leaves... slowly... as if by design... are turning into thorns.

It is true... a male-dominated world... objectifying the female body... reducing a housewife to a mere sexual object... this remains the reality, and it is abusive. There are still many descendants of that older generation who torment girls.

But a trend has begun...

*Jambalakadi Pamba!* (A shift in the order of things!) Luring someone under the guise of love... to put it bluntly, milking them dry—booze parties, shopping, trips, live-in arrangements... Once it’s all over—after ten or twenty-five months—and realizing there’s nothing substantial left in the guy's hands or bank account... comes the blackmail, police cases, divorce suits, visits to police stations and lawyers' offices, settlements, and asset grabbing. If he refuses, a stint in jail follows, along with a reputation-destroying show on a YouTube channel. Once the first deal ends profitably, the hunt begins for a new 'bakra' (sucker)—sometimes running two or three deals simultaneously.

Investment...

Age... Beauty... As youth fades—meaning, by the time she crosses thirty-five and has fleeced at least three 'goats'—and after pocketing five crores... she looks forward to a happy life ahead. Should she marry a new 'goat' or further institutionalize the blackmailing racket? They recruit and train novices, turning them into 'thorns' to trap more 'goats' and earn more money.

Qualification...

What did the 'patriotic' society of yesterday say? That the shame must end... not with a nuclear option, but with boldness, dominance, intimidation, criminal cunning, seductive words, and a display of strength.

Trappings...

Alcohol, smoking, marijuana... hidden microphones, hidden cameras, social media, local journalists, 'Dada' figures, and connections with the police—who get a share of the profits.

Opportunities...

Reels, Shorts, paid artist roles for YouTube channels... cyber virtual sex, cyber honey traps, and real-life honey traps. Paytm-like services for political parties... vast opportunities like this... and the chance to place bets worth crores.

Grandfather... Father... The girl chosen by the uncle is the one calling the shots... Perhaps this is the result of an education system that fails to teach common sense... A curse upon the young men of today's generation...

They can't find a girlfriend; it’s a huge source of embarrassment in college. Just when they rejoice at having successfully wooed someone, they realize they’ve been trapped themselves. After being fleeced completely and left with bodies flooded by cortisol—sporting overgrown beards and torn jeans—they attain a new kind of enlightenment, becoming the 'Devadasas' of the cyber age, declaring: "No marriage, no love, don't even mention girls."

"Listen, son... a leaf falling on thorns gets torn to shreds. In this cyber era, the girl is the thorn... and a fool like you is the fragile leaf. Be very careful with girls. Don't let your guard down—whether on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, on the street, or in a pub. If you see a girl anywhere and desire her... don't fall into the trap, you madman. You’ll end up fleeced without getting what you wanted. In the end, everything earned over a lifetime will vanish; the time has come for every parent to teach their grown sons how to look out for their own well-being."

*Doctor Sundar is not a killer*

A doctor who is taking his life for money in Eluru Vidyanagar..‼️

A doctor who is addicted to online betting and is in debt..‼️

Paying off debts... If asked to be fixed, killing by giving injection

The way of a doctor who got a medical certificate in the Philippines..!! ️

A doctor who, unable to repay the money taken on interest, is drugging and murdering the people who gave him money...

A doctor who is not only killing but also stealing gold and cash

The truths that are revealed in Eluru police enquiry

( Copy paste from News reporter’s WhatsApp group )

Sri Leela !

Word from years ago !

A woman from Warangal... Group - 1 came to take coaching.

At that time she was full of breasts.

After giving birth, she would come to classes with a baby for a few years.

Another name for persistence and suffering philosophy.

Effort... Perseverance... Hard work is self confidence... Investment achieved highest rank in group 1 exam. Selected as Commercial Tax Officer!

Many of my students have achieved high positions like her!

Rituals taught by parents .. I think .. Srilila always remembers the teacher.

A few years back, Kothillu called on the occasion of house warming. New clothes put on { I will not accept any gifts from anyone. I couldn't resist if she gave it with devotion to her teacher}

On the other side boy's marriage .. What is that .. To the marriage of Abhimanyu who grew up in the womb listening to my coaching lessons ... Called out .

On the other side, for the birthday of the grandson.

Wow ... how fast time flies .. yesterday .. yesterday .. did Srileela who took coaching become my grandmother just now ?

It came when I called for my birthday the other day.

Now she's a state-level high-ranking officer in the tax department.

She gave a bunch of flowers and did her feet.

Disciple... that is, a daughter .. no matter how much she grows up, she is still her father's child!

When I read the news that a film heroine has been appointed as the brand ambassador of corporate companies, my Srileela came to mind.

In the name of a cultural program, an international school has made a ramp walk with a father and child.

To which destination is our journey after watching that video?? I thought so.

Perhaps many international schools are conducting similar programs.

With that, an academy that teaches ramp walking to children has been opened in Bangalore.

Children's natural walk is very talkative.

What are we doing by teaching them to walk artificially?

Recently a so called international school conducted Ramp walk for father mother along with the child.

May be there so many schools organizing such like "cultural shows" that there was demand for an academy teaching Ramp walk to kids! This video shows one such academy training kids!

What are we teaching our children? Where are we taking them? Time for every parent to ponder!