Last year - one lakh ninety thousand people.
Sixty thousand so far this year.
This is the number of employees fired by American tech companies!
The number of Indians is huge in this.
" This is temporary, better days will come soon" many people are saying.
The U.S. economy is heading for a recession. In other words, economic recession has already started. This is accompanied by artificial intelligence on the other side.
The condition of those who have gone to America is very bad. Eight out of ten people who have gone in the last two years have not even found part-time jobs.
Those who went ten years ago and bought a house or a car on loan are now in a state of not being able to pay the monthly installments.
If children are below the age of ten, it is possible to return to India.
Children above the age of ten are reluctant to come here, especially to settle here.
The future of our people who went there depends on many factors, such as the steps taken by the new government to overcome the economic recession, the changes in visa regulations, the help received from Indians already settled in America.
America needs another Roosevelt right now!
The world is now slowly moving away from the dollar-based economy. Russia and China are the main forces behind this. To what extent will this be completely successful? .. How long will it take? It is difficult to say.
Even if this is partially successful, America will become like England, France, and Germany. To put it in a way that everyone understands, there is a risk of becoming like former landlords.
Some of my posts on America in the past have become a disgrace. I have stopped posting about America for the past several months thinking why!
It's not just the lives of those who went there... but those here... those who want to go now... it's not good not to mention issues that directly... indirectly... affect the lives of thousands of people. Even if I take back my decision!
The crisis three!
First blow. From Suicide to Thoughts to Apex ... { 1993 } !
Civils exam preliminary, attending interview for the third time in a row after crossing mains. If it was the first time { 1991 } with fear, with lack of good communication skills, even if he is a village boy, Telugu medium till ten }.
Second time { 1992 } I rocked the interview. Service came but not IAS. All the questions are coming on the topic of Parliament which I left in the second paper of General Studies. Worst marks on that paper. "What if... is this really my bad luck?" I used to wonder. But now—wow! I marvel at how well things turned out; it must be God's own script.
1993—this was the third attempt. I was certain I would secure the top rank. I waited at the *Hindu* office in Somajiguda until past midnight for the results, only to return home to Malkajgiri in deep disappointment. It was a dark, harrowing night filled with suicidal thoughts. I couldn't sleep for the next three days.
Out of that crisis, the idea for a coaching institute was born. In a short span, I became a leading coaching director. Coaching became synonymous with excellence—and with the name Vasireddy Amarnath. He became a household name across the then-united Andhra Pradesh.
✅✅ The second crisis: From facing verbal abuse to achieving monumental success!
The year 2000. I was riding high on the momentum of securing the state's first rank ten times across various competitive exams over seven years. Group-II coaching was in full swing. The demand was so high that when seats ran out, aspirants staged a *dharna* (protest) at the institute, declaring, "We’ve come from far away; if you don't give us a seat, we’ll commit suicide."
In February 2000, the government removed 126 Assistant Section Officer posts from the recruitment notification. The Chief Minister himself told aspirants who met him, "There won't be any more government jobs; go learn computers instead."
By March, the situation had turned completely upside down.
Anticipating more batches, I had used my savings to buy a flat in Kukatpally's Vivekananda Nagar. But when the batches stopped, I ran out of money to pay the lecturers and the printers who produced the study notes... forcing me to pledge my wife's jewelry at the State Bank of Hyderabad in Chilakalaguda. A situation where one had to pawn belongings. Facing the wretched reality of hearing, "What is this? No chicken on Sunday?" and having to reply, "There is no money to buy chicken." For someone who grew up without knowing poverty—since my parents were government school teachers—witnessing such abject destitution unfold before my eyes for a full year, from March 2000 to March 2001, was devastating. The person who printed the study notes could no longer tolerate the verbal abuse; meanwhile, Vainam—who had trusted the investment in the Kukatpalli plot—stepped in to help clear the debts.
As the saying goes, "God is the refuge for the helpless"—after visiting Lord Venkateswara (Venkanna)...
The founding of 'Slate' emerged from that crisis—twenty-four years ago, with an investment of twenty-four lakhs.
✅✅✅ The third crisis. It is happening right now, in 2024.
There are three "cities" within Hyderabad. The first is the Old City.
The second comprises areas like Abids, Begum Bazar, Ameerpet, Himayatnagar, and Secunderabad; until twenty years ago, these were considered the "new" city areas.
Times have changed. Now, people are moving to a *third* version of the new city.
Especially parents with school-aged children—the new generation—are moving to places like Bachupally, Patancheru, Mokila, Kokapet, Kondapur, Gachibowli, and Lanco Hills... in short, the western region of Hyderabad.
That is where the new dawn is breaking. Yet, after twenty-four years of strictly adhering to principles, honesty, and the law, I still live in a rented house.
International schools with investments worth crores are springing up in West Hyderabad.
A new generation of parents judges the quality of a school based on the size and grandeur of its buildings. Admissions in our schools... It hasn't decreased yet, but if things continue this way, the situation will turn upside down in another ten years. "The school is good... but all our relatives have moved to the Attapur or Cyn City areas; we are staying here only for the sake of the school," say some parents.
Parents are leaving the area one by one, influenced by friends who boast, "We bought a villa there... our child goes to an international school... look at the size of the building!" Can we swim against the tide?
For now, new students fill the seats vacated by others. However, those who left were the ones who paid fees without difficulty, while those joining are the ones who struggle to pay. Essentially, the upper-middle class is leaving, and the middle and lower-middle classes are taking their place.
What remains here are middle-class parents with limited financial means. I have to pay good salaries to ensure quality, and rents are exorbitant.
Fees go up to seventy-five thousand per year. I have dedicated my life to providing quality education to children and paying salaries. It is a lot of hard work, and the effort isn't for personal gain.
Meanwhile, corporate schools hire teachers who have only passed the 10th grade or failed Intermediate; they charge a fee of just thirty-five thousand per year.
Some parents—poor souls—question why my fees are so high compared to those schools, simply because they lack financial stability. If one wants to lower fees, compromises must be made—like hiring teachers who have only studied up to Intermediate. Regarding uniforms, books, and field trips—without understanding the struggle involved, it makes one's blood boil.
After living a life like this...
He died behind the house.
Moral death.
On to new territories.. That means schools should be kept in western Hyderabad means crores are needed. There are six crores .. Coats to wear .. Not the money .
If sold to foreign investor companies .. How other international school owners have been sold.. And if you sell it .. If you give them at least fifty percent share, they will get crores. Schools can be closed.
That means, what is planted is poisonous seed.
Foreign company owner who has invested crores .. " No loss .. My useless work called "No Profit" will be old.
The potter of money begins.
That is moral death!
That means crocodile in the water first.
The wolf in the back .
Compromised thinking that the life lived all these years is not enough ... The curtain should be removed for the looting. Or schools should be closed in the next ten years.
What will Vasireddy Amarnath do?
Will Facebook "gain strength" for four years and finally be completely destroyed?
Or will he rise to greater heights by turning the crises that came in 1993... into opportunities in his life?
This is the history that is going on now.
This crisis has been going on for months.
Hey, these are the thoughts during the day.
That's why it's not seen much on Facebook.
Vasireddy surrendered to Amarnath.
He will win .
He will fight ..
Dharma will fight the war
Seventy percent of the war is over.
There is still some .
A baby about to be born from the third crisis....
Slate the global school .
Moral values are preserved .. The quality of education is the key .. According to the wishes of the new generation parents .. Brand new schools . If everything comes together, in another three years... In the city .. That's in the west of three places.. SLATE - THE GLOBAL SCHOOL
I don't want anyone's kindness ..
Don't want help .
I am fighting Dharma.
I will post the full details after winning completely .
I said I won seventy percent .
I am going to make the impossible possible.
If I lose, it is like losing a good model in the school field.
If you win, it is a history .
I want to win well Pray.
Humans experience emotions like anger, sorrow, and fear.
In the past, our elders used to overcome these feelings within a day or two.
Now, the situation is spiraling out of control.
Suicides, murders—things are going too far.
1. Loss of emotional control, 2. Impatience, 3. Irritability, 4. Depression, 5. Insomnia, 6. Lack of empathy for others—an attitude of "what's in it for me?" regarding others' actions, 7. Lack of sensitivity, 8. Inability to focus on a single task (lack of concentration)—all these traits are visible in so many people today.
Ten years ago, such a situation did not exist.
The reason people are turning into mental patients—or zombies rising from the grave—is the mobile phone and other mobile devices. It is the constant use of WhatsApp and watching the trashy content on YouTube web series.
This is scientifically proven.
Those who deny this will soon find themselves in a psychiatric hospital bed, behind prison walls, or—after death—realizing the truth from the afterlife.
The solutions:
1. Do not give mobile phones to children under 18. If necessary, set up a desktop computer in a common area of the house and install software to block access to unwanted websites. Keep an eye on their activity.
2. Elders should not use mobile phones merely to pass time. Do not read the rubbish that circulates on WhatsApp. Do not watch those videos. Do not forward them at all.
People have no time to greet their own family members in the morning, yet they flood WhatsApp groups with messages like "Have a good Monday," "Have a blessed Tuesday," or "Good morning." Why send such messages? If you wish to send greetings, type out a message; do not forward images.
WhatsApp groups are rubbish.
Be careful.
4. Go into your phone settings and configure them to accept calls only from numbers you have saved. Spam calls and fraudulent calls will be automatically disconnected; your phone won't even ring. You will enjoy peace of mind and save time.
5. If you want to tell your friends something, don't just impulsively pick up the phone and call them.
At that moment, the other person might be driving, in the restroom, drinking alcohol, or in a bedroom—or perhaps an OYO hotel—doing any number of things.
There are civil ways to convey the matter to the person on the other end.
You can simply open WhatsApp and send a text message.
If you lack the patience to type, you can leave a voice message. Send it, and they can listen to it when they are free or sober.
Unless it is a life-threatening emergency—like calling an ambulance—making a voice call is unnecessary and considered uncivilized.
Making a call exposes your brain to higher levels of radiation.
Some people make voice calls via WhatsApp, which increases radiation exposure.
If you make a voice call while traveling in a speeding vehicle and talk for half an hour, your brain will essentially be fried; it’s like rolling out the red carpet for brain cancer.
6. Turn off your mobile phone while sleeping. You aren't the country's army commander; foreign armies aren't going to launch a raid in the middle of the night. However, if you don't sleep well, an encounter with Yama Dharmaraju (the God of Death) becomes a distinct possibility. Keep your phone at least two meters away from your bed if you are expecting emergency calls. Keeping it charging right next to your pillow is inviting disaster.
7. Don't keep the Wi-Fi on just to watch trash like web series. Exposure to Wi-Fi radiation for an hour can cause your lips to dry out and lead to headaches—specifically at the back of the head or neck. Use Wi-Fi only for office work; turn off the router when it isn't needed.
8. Now, regarding YouTube... It offers everything: nonsense, profanity, abuse, provocations, emotional triggers, and superstitions—all while playing games with your life. The more you watch, the more you want to see. "What's next?" you wonder. It feels like it knows exactly what you want to see next—even before you do. That is the work of artificial intelligence algorithms.
People have already started speculating about who will win the next election.
They will ruin your life just to survive.
9. If you absolutely must make a voice call, do not hold the phone directly against your ear.
Earphones are a major nuisance; 95% of the ones available in our country are junk.
Turn on the speakerphone, place the device a short distance away, and talk. Keep the call brief.
Just because data is free or the plan is cheap, don't talk for hours on end; it fries your brain, damages your ears, and ruins your sleep.
We need technology, and we are addicted to it, but we shouldn't become enslaved by it.
Those who don't know how to use technology are the uncivilized people of the robot era—lost in the wilderness of the web.
There is strong evidence indicating that irregularities took place in the NEET exam.
An investigation is underway.
Yet, they say, "Go ahead with the counseling process."
This is akin to saying, "There is a suspicion that the groom has AIDS," followed by, "Alright! We will conduct a test to confirm whether he has it or not; in the meantime, do not stop the wedding or the consummation."
I have posted the details of our teachers (about 15 posts - in each branch pre primary, primary, middle school, high school - separately)
Question of a friend who read this "How did the people with qualifications join the school without joining multinational companies? “
1 . Extreme working hours in companies. What about children if they work till nine in the night?
In our school, duty is over by four and a half. Sundays and two Saturdays are off.
2 . Good salaries in our school even if not like companies. From twenty to one lakh !
3 . Job satisfaction above all. Respect. Self-satisfaction.
Dear Parents,
At Slate- The School, we are proud to have a team of dedicated and highly qualified educators who are committed to providing the best learning experience for your children. Below, we highlight the qualifications and extensive experience of our esteemed team who play a crucial role in shaping the future of our students.
➡️Name: Ms. Bindu
*Designation*: Principal - Middle School
*Qualification*: MA English, M.Ed
*Professional Experience*:
- 4 years of experience as a Communicative English trainer for various age groups.
- Experience in teaching Business English for adults.
- Overall 12 years of experience in educational institutions.
*Associated with Slate- The School since 2016*
➡️Name: Ramya V
*Designation*: Mentor (Class 5) - Middle School
*Qualification*: MBA from Acharya Nagarjuna University.
*Professional Experience*:
- Associated with Slate School from 2021 to 2023 as a Primary Mentor.
- Served as an HR around 8 + years in Cap Gemini, 3i Infotech and Holistic Hospitals in Human Resources department.
- As a Human Resources personnel, contributed to the Global Talent Acquisition, Employee Engagement Initiatives, Training and Development program.
* *Rejoined Slate - The School, Vijayawada, in 2024*
*
➡️Name: P.HemaPriya
*Designation*: Mentor Middle School.
*Qualification*: M. Pharmacy from NRI Institutes and Technology
*Professional Experience*:
- Trained SAS professional
*Associated with Slate - The School since 2024*
➡️Name: Padmaja Srinivasan
*Designation*: Mentor (Class 7) - Middle school
*Qualification*: Masters in Human Resource Management
- M.A (English), B.Ed from Andhra University
-P. G Diploma in Counseling and Guidance from Council India
- Currently pursuing M.sc in psychology through online mode from Andhra University
*Professional Experience*:
- Worked for Projhon MNC for 1 year at Bangalore
- Worked as Welfare Officer for Naval Communities for 6 years at Mumbai and Visakhapatnam.
*Associate with SLATE The school since 2024*
_*Telugu Language Department*_
➡️Name: T. Latha kumari
*Designation*: Middle School Telugu teacher
*Qualification*: M.A (Telugu)., B.Ed
*Professional Experience*:
- 29 years of teaching experience as Telugu Language Teacher.
*Associated with Slate - The school, since 2015
➡️Name: Leela Rani
*Designation*: Middle School Telugu teacher
*Qualification*: M.A (Telugu)., T.P.T
*Professional Experience*:
- 29 years of teaching experience as a Telugu Language Teacher.
*Associated with Slate - The School for the past 7 years*
➡️Name: V.V.D.Bhavani
*Designation*: Middle School Telugu teacher
*Qualification*: B.A, D.Ed
*Professional experience*:
- 16 years of teaching experience as a Telugu Language Teacher.
*Associated with Slate - The School for the past 8 years*
_*Hindi Language Department*_
➡️ Name: Reshma
*Designation*: High School Hindi Language Teacher
*Qualification*:
- MA (Hindi) from Osmania University, Hyderabad.
- HPT from Dakshin Bharat Hindi prachaar Sabha (Hyderabad), College Topper.
*Professional Experience*:
- 18 years teaching experience as Hindi Language Teacher in renowned educational institutions
- 3yrs at St. Florence High school, Hyd.
- 8yrs at Slate - The School, Abids, Hyd
- 2yrs at Oakridge International school (CBSE - High school) as Hindi Pandit.
* Rejoined Slate - The School, Vijayawada, in 2019*
➡️Name: L. Nandeeswari
*Designation*: High School Hindi Language Teacher
*Qualification*: BA Special Hindi, Double Hindi Pandit Training
*Professional Experience*:
- 16 years teaching experience as Hindi Language Teacher in various educational institutions.
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2016*
➡️Name: Shaik Gowsya Begum
*Designation*: Middle School Hindi teacher
*Qualification*: B.com, B.Ed (Hindi) from Nagarjuna University.
*Professional experience*:
- 15 years of teaching experience as Hindi Language Teacher.
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2018*.
➡️Name: Rajeswari Veerapaneni
*Designation*: Middle School Hindi teacher
*Qualification*: M.A (Hindi)., HPT
*Professional experience*:
- 15 years of teaching experience as Hindi Language Teacher.
*Associated with Slate - The School for the past 7 years*
_*English Language Department*_
➡️Name: D.ANITHA
*Designation*: Middle School English Language Teacher
*Qualification*: M.A (English)., B.Ed
*Professional experience*:
- 14 years of teaching experience as an English Language Teacher.
- Took Cambridge classes to Young Learners.
*Associated with Slate - The School for the past 6 years*
➡️Name: Ms. T.Priyanka
*Designation*: Middle School English Language Teacher
Qualification: Bcom, B.Ed, MA(pursuing)
*Professional experience*:
- 3yrs as an English Language teacher in Ravindra Bharathi school.
- 1 year worked as Middle school English teacher in Ambitus international school Vijayawada.
*Associated with Slate- The School, from 2023*
➡️Name: T S
Ravani
*Designation*: Middle School English teacher
*Qualification*: MA (English) from The English and Foreign Languages University
- Batch topper with 7.76 / 9 CGPA
*Professional experience*:
- 5 years as Communication Skills and IELTS Trainer at Aims Veda Academy of English Education, Gudivada.
*Associated with Slate - The School from 2024*
_*Mathematics Department*_
➡️Name: Ms. B Lakshmi R (chitra)
*Designation*: Middle School Mathematics Teacher.
*Qualification*: M.tech (power electronics) from Shri Vishnu engineering college for women, Deemed University.
*Professional experience*:
- 1 year experience working in an MNC.
- 3 Years experience in teaching electrical machines and power systems in engineering college.
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2019*
➡️Name: N.N. Rajani Kumari
*Designation:* Middle School Mathematics Teacher
*Qualification:* B.Sc., B.Ed.
*Professional Experience:*
- Associated with Slate Since 2016
- *Overall Experience:* 19 Years as Math teacher
- 6 years at Narayana, Guntur
- 2 years at Ravindra Bharathi, Vijayawada
- 3 years at Viswabharati School, Gudivada
➡️Name: Ms. Pavani
*Designation*: Middle School Mathematics Teacher.
*Qualification*: MSc, B.Ed
*Professional Experience*:
- 10 years of experience as a Mathematics teacher.
*Associated with Slate- The School, in 2024*
_*Science Department*_
➡️Name: P.Lavanya
*Designation*: Middle school physical science teacher
*Qualification*: B.Sc, B.Ed from Andhra University
*Professional experience*:
- 15 years of teaching experiences as a Physical science Teacher in prominent educational institutions, Vijayawada.
*Associated with SLATE - THE SCHOOL, since 2021*
➡️Name: Dr. Srisanthi Chitta
*Designation*: Middle School Physical Sciences Teacher
*Qualification*: M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
- M.Sc., (Physics) in SV University Campus, Tirupati with distinction in 2005.
- Done research work in the field of Thermoacoustic Studies of liquid binary mixtures at Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur. Published 6 Journals.
- M.Ed., with 85% at Siddhartha College of Education, Vijayawada.
- Received BEST ACADEMICIAN Award from IJIEMR ELSEIVER SSRN Research awards on 10th Sept, 2022.
*Professional experience*:
- 15 years of teaching experience
- 5 years of experience as a Physics lecturer in Inter and Degree College at CSN Educational Institutions, Bhimavaram.
- Worked as an Assistant Professor in Physics at various Engineering colleges.
- Shifted to school stream due to certain family issues.
*Associated with Slate – The School from 2024*
➡️Name: Mr. SUJNAN RAJU KOLLABATHULA
*Designation*: Middle School Biology Teacher.
*Qualification*: B.Sc. M.Ed from Regional Institute of Education Mysore (NCERT)
*Professional experience*:
- 1 year of teaching experience as a biology teacher
*Associated with Slate - The School, since 2023
➡️Name: Mrs.S. Indira Devi
*Designation*: Biology Teacher- High School
*Qualification*: Msc (Bio-tech), BEd Biology
*Professional Experience*:
- 7 years of experience as a high school Biological Science teacher.
*Associated with Slate - The School as a 2024*
➡️Name: Mrs Neena V
*Designation*: Middle School EVS Teacher
*Qualification*: MSW (Medical and Psychiatry) From Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala
*Professional Experience*:
- Worked as cardiac counselor cum coordinator in Apollo Hospital Chennai for 5 years
- 1 year worked in Akshara school, Vijayawada as science teacher
- 3yrs in slate as Vice principal for classes 5 & 6
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*Associated with Slate - The School form 2020*
_*Social Department*_
➡️Name: Mrs.C Santoshi
*Designation*: High school social studies teacher.
*Qualification*: MA (Political Science)
*Professional Experience*:
- 8 years of experience as a high school social studies teacher
*Associated with Slate - The School 2024*
➡️Name : Naga Durga Prasanna.Kotte
*Designation*: Middle school social teacher
*Qualification*: B.Tech, Tesol and Business English trainer
*Professional Experience* :
• 3 years of experience as a Social and English Teacher in Bhasyam school.
• Associated with Slate the school Recently in the year 2024
_*Co-curricular Department*_
➡️Name: G Penchalaiah
*Designation*: Physical Education Teacher (P.E.T)
*Qualification*: Bcom., B.P.Ed from Chennai Sports University
*Professional experience*:
- 12 years of experience as a physical education teacher
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2017*
➡️Name: Mr.K.Vara Prasad
*Designation*: Yoga Teacher- High School
*Qualification*: MA(MJMC) Nagarjuna University, MA (Yoga) Bharathiyar University, B.PEd Krishna University.
*Professional Experience*:
- 8 years of experience as a Yoga teacher.
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2017*
➡️Name: Mrs. Y. NEELIMA
*Designation*: Art & Craft Teacher – High school
*Qualification*: B.A (Fine Arts) from Nagarjuna University
*Professional Experience*:
- 17 years of experience as an art and craft teacher.
*Associated with Slate- The School, since 2019*
At Slate we always strive to give the best to our students.
Teachers play a key role in delivering quality education. Our Correspondent Mr Amarnath Vasireddy, leaves no leaf unturned to ensure that only the best of teachers are part of Slate the School.
Below are the details of teachers working at Slate, just to reassure you…
Middle and High School Wing, Slate -The School Bowrampet
Name: Ms K Meena
Designation: Principal, Middle School, Bowrampet
Qualification: M.Sc Microbiology from Annamalai University, Chennai
Experience: Associated with Slate the school since 2007.
Worked in Satyam, Nipuna for two and half years.
Name: Ms Vamshi
Designation: Principal, High School, Bowrampet
Qualification: MBA, D Ed
Experience: Associated with Slate the School from the Year 2015.
Previously worked as a Livelihood Facilitator at Dr Reddy’s Foundation, Hyderabad for 2 years.
Also worked as an Analyst at Wipro Investment Banking Process for 1 year.
Name: Ms Surekha Mane
Designation: Hindi Language Teacher (Primary & Middle School)
Qualifications: B.A, M.A From Osmania University
BEd in Hindi from IGNO
Experience: Working at Slate the School for the last 12 years.
Priviously worked at Chirec International School for 6 years as Hindi Language Teacher
Special Recognition: Received a Doctorate Award from Global International University of USA (Received this Award for 18 years’ service as Hindi Language Teacher हिंदी की सेवा
Name: Ms Sushma Kumari
Designation: Hindi High School Teacher
Qualification:
* M.A. from JP University in 2020
* B Ed. from DDU University in 2010
* Hindi Vidwan from Hindi Prachar Sabha in 2009.
* B.A. from JP University in 2001
Work Experience
* Currently working in Slate - The School from 2019 as Hindi High School Teacher.
* Worked in NSKK High School & Junior college as High school Hindi Teacher & Sanskrit lecturer from June 2006 to May 2019.
* Worked in Holy Mary High School as Primary Hindi Teacher from 2004 to May 2006.
Name: Mr Rama Sunder Reddy
Designation: High school Telugu Teacher
Qualification: M.A(OU), TPT.
Experience: Associated with Slate for the last 6 years.
Previously worked at Velocity for 4 years and at Sri Chaithanya for 6 years
Name: Ms Aruna
Qualification: BA Telugu
Experience: An Aggregate of 22 years of teaching experience at various institutions. Joined Slate the School to be a part of transformative education.
Name: Ms Uma Vedula
Designation: High School Mathametics Teacher
Qualifications: Studied in Kendriya Vidyalay.
B Com, Andhra university
B Ed, Bharthiyer university
Work Experience: Associated with for Slate the school for two years. Previously,
Worked at Vidhyodaya Public School, Hyderabad, for 10 years.
Worked at Jupiter Mother Grace School, Gujarat for 4 years.
Worked at Jingle Bells School, Cuttack for 4years.
Worked at Genius Grammar School, Hyderabad for 9 years.
Gitanjali Devakul, Kukatpally, Hyderabad for 9 years
Name: Mr A Praveen Kumar Goud
Designation: High school-Math Teacher
Qualification: MSc Mathematics from Monad University, U.P.
D El Ed from National Institute of Open Schooling
Experience: Has total 10 years of experience in Teaching. Associated with Slate the School for the last 5 years. Previously worked at Matrix High School, Varni for 5 years
Name: Mr B V Praveen Kumar
Designation: Middle school Mathametics
Qualification: B Tech in Mechanical Engineering, B Ed (pursuing)
Experience: Presently working in Slate the School from 2022.
Worked for 3 years at Vignan Bio Tree school, Nizampet
Worked for 4 years at MNR School of Excellence, Miyapur
Worked for 1 year at Ravindra Bharathi Public school, Vijayawada
Name: Mr David Nandy Han
Qualification: B Sc Physical Science
Experience: Worked in a publishing house for 1 year and found my passion in teaching and joined Slate the School.
Name: Ms Ch Pravallika
Designation: Physical Science – High School
Qualifications: B Tech (E.C.E), B Ed (Physical science)
Experience: Associated with Slate for last 2 years
Worked at Sri Chaitanya school, Kukatpally for 4 years,
Worked as a software employee at Instigate software pvt ltd. for 2.5 years.
Name: Mr Koya Naresh
Qualification: Msc, B Ed
Experience: Associated with Slate for the last 2 yeats
Previously worked in Nalanda Jr College as a Botany and Zoology lecturer for 5 years.
Worked as a Biology teacher in Kallam Anji Reddy Vidyalaya which is a social arm of Dr. Reddy’s Foundation for 16 yrs.
Name: Ms M Bhargavi
Designation - Social Studies Teacher – Middle School
Qualification - B.COM(COMP), MBA
(FINANCE) from Osmania University, Hyderabad
Experience - Worked as a Mentor and presently working as middle school social studies teacher in Slate the school, Bowrampet. Received the Best Mentor Award.
Previously, worked as a primary social studies teacher in a private school for 2 years.
Name: Mr Amit Kumar Singh
Qualifications: MBA, B. Ed
Previous experience: Associated with Slate the School for the last 2 years. Previously worked at various institutions for 13+ years.
10 years in Nagarjuna talent school
1 years in KVM talent school
2 years in Nagarjuna high school
9 months in Sri Chaitanya, Kompally
9 months in Shiva Shivani Degree College
Name: Ms Chithra karravula
Designation: Computer teacher
Qualification: B Tech
Experience: Started her carrier as a teacher at Slate the School.
Name: Ms Divvela Hymavathi
Designation: Art and Craft Teacher (Classes1-10)
Qualification: Bsc Computers, Diploma in 2D Animation, TTC course in Drawing
Special skills: Clay art, Best out of waste, Fabric painting
Experience:
Worked at St Ann's school, Chirala for 3years.
Worked at Narayana, Kandukuru for 3 years
Worked at Acedamic Heights Public School for 4years
Associated with Slate the School since 3years.
Name: Ms Rathod Reshma
Designation: PET
Qualification: B Ped from SVB College, Siddipet.
Experience: Worked at Vasavi High School, Nirmal for 1 year.
Worked at St Peter’s High School, Kompally for 1 year.
Name: Mr P Srinivas
Designation: Yoga Master
Qualifications: MA English from Dr. Br. Ambedkar University,
Msc Yoga from Annamalai University Chidambaram Chennai.
Experience: Associated with Slate the school working as Yoga master for last 4 years.
Worked in various Schools as Yoga master for 10 years.
Name. Mr M Sandeep
Disgnation. PET
Qualification. B. Ped, Srikrishna College of Physical Education, Nalgonda.
Experience: Working with Slate the School for the last 3 years. Previously worked for Nethaji High school for 3 years and Sri Chaitanya for 1 year.
Name: Mr A Thukaram
Designation: PET
Qualification: MPED (Masters in Physical Education)
MMR College of Physical Education, Mahatma Gandhi University.
Experience: Associated with Slate since last year. Previously worked for 2 years at Neo Pragathi school.
Name: Ms Nagasheela. S
Designation: Music teacher
Qualification: Senior grade Carnatic (Vocal) - Bangalore PU Board
M.Com - Mysore University
Experience: Working at Slate the School for the last 6 years and previously worked for 2 years in Oakridge international school as Music Teacher.
*Dear Parents*
We are pleased to share the qualifications and credentials of our dedicated teaching staff. By doing so, we aim to demonstrate our commitment to maintaining the highest educational standards and fostering a transparent and trustworthy environment for your children's learning.
*Teachers' Qualifications and Experiences*
*Principal*
Ms. Neha Suryavanshi
Qualification-Bachelor of Commerce, MBA
Diploma in Aviation,Hospitality and Travel and Tourism from Frankfinn Institute of Air hostess training[Nagpur]
Experience-Worked in Air India as a Cabin Crew for 4 years.[Nagpur]
Worked in Hyderabad Public School Kids as a Center Head for 1 year [Hyderabad]
Working in SLATE-The School since 2018
*Additional Principal*
Ms. Syeda Zeeshan Nayer
Qualification- BSC, MA, B.Ed
Experience- worked as an Incharge and Physical Science teacher in MESCO Grades high school for 12 years
Working at SLATE The School since 2023.
*Mentor*
Ms. Rani Koduri
Qualification: M.A. &
MBA From symbolsis Pune.
Certified trainer for business communications,
Life skills and Behavior skills.
Work Experience: 10 years in MNC companies.
Worked as life skills and social skills Trainer at ICICI Academy for 2 years.
*Hindi Faculty*
1. Barnali Sengupta
Qualification -: M.A, B.Ed.[Hindi]
Total Experience: 25 yrs.
Working in SLATE The School since last 16 years.
2. Rajashri Hiware
Qualification:-B.E, M.A(Hindi). B.Ed
Experience -: worked as a Hindi teacher in vivek vardhini boys' high school, jambagh koti for 11 years.
3. Kavitha Thakur Qualification: Hindi Pandit
Experience: Working in Slate since 16 years.
*Telugu Faculty*
1.S. Krishnaveni
Qualification: Bsc,B.Ed
(Andhra University)
MA Telugu (pursuing in Osmania University)
Experience: 16 years
2. D. Saipriya
Qualification; M.A Telugu
T.P.T (Telugu pandit training)
Qualified S.L.E.T from O.U
Experience : 26 years
Worked as a High school Telugu teacher for 10 years
Kennedy school -1 year
Narayana School -1 year
Working in SLATE The school since 2017.
3. M. Shiva prasad
Qualifications: B.Com.
Experience - 20 years of experience.
Working in SLATE from past 12,years.
*English Faculty*
1. Ms. Ateefa Mubashir
Qualification:-BSc, B.Ed
Diploma in medical laboratory technology (Medwin Hospital) advance course.
Worked as a microbiologist in Medwin Hospital foe one year.
Total Experience- 20 years.
6 years of teaching experience in SLATE The school
2. B.P.SUGANDHINI
Qualification: B.A; B.Ed
(From Bharatidasan University)
Experience: 23 years
9 years of experience as English Teacher in SLATE The school.
3. Asra Fatima
Qualification: M.Sc, B.Ed
Experience: 15 years
12 years of teaching experience as an English teacher in SLATE The School
*Math Faculty*
1. D. Pallavi
Qualification: MSC, BEd from Osmania University
Experience: 14 years
3 years of experience as a HS maths teacher in SLATE The School
Worked with Genpact in Australia for 2 years later shifted to India and started career as a teacher.
2. P. Sai Nishita
Qualification : B.Tech (EEE) from KITS warangal
Experience: 3 years
3. C.Bhavani
Qualification: MSc,B.Ed
Experience - 10 years of experience
2 years of teaching experience as a Math teacher in SLATE The school.
*Physical Science Faculty*
1. K.S Radhika
Qualification : M.Sc; B.Ed
Total Experience : 24 years
Slate the school : 12 years
2. K. Sadguneshwari
Qualification: B.Tech.
Experience: 17 years.
5 years of teaching experience as a Physical Science teacher in SLATE The School.
3. Akhil Satheesh
Qualification : MSc Physics (Pure physics) from MG UNIVERSITY KERALA NAAC A++
Research under MG university in Astrophysics and Climate change
Experience : IGCSE Pearson Edexcel,
Cambridge Assessment International Education
CBSE, KERALA BOARD OF PUBLIC EXAMINATION,
(NEET, IIT Foundation In Wisdom Academy Kerala - 4 Years)
*Faculty of Social Studies*
1.K. Usha Rani.
Qualification: MA, BEd
Experience:
*Brilliant Grammar High School: 6 years
*Vasavi Public School, Himayath Nagar: 7 years
*SLATE The School: 6 years
2. M.Shubha Rani
Qualification: MBA, BEd
Experience: 14 years
3. Syeda Arshiya Naheed
Qualification: M.com
Experience:
5 years of experience in teaching ICSC curriculum in Mukarram Jah High School.
*Classes 7&8 Regular*
*ABIDS*
The history of the human race is drought, diseases, wars.
Hardship teaches a man lessons.
Savings is born from the hardships of those days.
Even a wage earner saves a lot of gold in the form of grain and money in the form of money.
Doctors in the house, gadelu attaka, banks of those days.
After 1960, humanity has not faced much hardship (except Corona)
If you read it, it seems that you have lost your mind .. Only God knows about savings.. Credit card lives .. That means spending tomorrow's and the day after tomorrow's income now.
Economic recession has come .. What if the jobs go off? How do you pay off debts? How do you earn food?
When God touches you, fear, anger, disgust and pity all come at once.
The studies that do not teach to live.
1. Irritability
2. impatience
3. Lack of concentration
4. Not being able to concentrate on a task for more than two to three minutes. (hyperactivity)
5. Indifference
6. The feeling of insecurity
7. Lack of sympathy (Who and where do I think)
Although not all of these traits.. Have you noticed an increase in some of you and those around you lately?
Leave if your answer is no.
If yes then think about the reason.
The Telangana government has upgraded ITIs (Industrial Training Institutes) into Advanced Training Centres (modern training centers).
Is this the future?
Read the post and understand it properly.
"Oranges are all the teeth" — that implies all teeth are orange, right?
The true YouTube era.
People are bound to misunderstand.
The medical education offered by the vast majority of private medical colleges and universities in small countries is substandard.
Spending six years and a crore of rupees for this?
...A situation where one doesn't even earn a monthly salary of thirty thousand.
The claim of a doctor shortage in the country is a massive lie. (It is true that a shortage exists in rural areas and northern states. But will someone who spent crores on their education practice in a village? The disease is one thing, the cure is another; actually, this narrative is driven by the lobby of private medical colleges.)
What happens when the students from the mushrooming medical colleges complete their courses and step out?
If this trend continues, and some of the 2.5 million people currently in the queue take up B or C category seats? Or if someone from a remote Pacific island joins a medical college?
Poor souls... facing life's inevitable struggle. Studying medicine for six years... yet unable to enter any other field. A situation where the lives of hundreds of thousands of young people could stagnate.
This is the summary of my post.
This doesn't mean medical education is useless.
Medical students who studied in places like Delhi, Pune, Pondicherry, Vellore, and Bangalore...
I spoke to you about the petals.
Some people are confused about gold.
I feel apprehensive about posting anything...
Especially if a post goes viral—until then, people won't even bother reading it.
Some of these people are acquiring apartments.
The same applies to this post.
Education at the modern training centers launched by the government is better than engineering education.
This does not mean IITs are useless. Not all engineering colleges should be closed.
Every Telugu household wondered why their child shouldn't become an engineer. So many have settled as software engineers over the past twenty years!
But the situation has changed now. Robots are taking over a large percentage of software jobs.
Week by week, many software experts are receiving pink slips.
This trend is likely to intensify in the coming days.
Mid-level tech jobs are in high demand. It will take a long time for robots to take over these roles. That is why modern training centers offer the best employment opportunities.
It often comes down to prestige: "Isn't your child an engineer?" "How would you handle it if someone asked?" That is the fear many parents harbor.
They will do whatever it takes to make their children feel special—from spending lakhs to enroll them in international schools, to spending crores on substandard medical or engineering education. The mindset of modern parents won't change until they have nearly ruined their lives chasing these status symbols.
On one hand, software jobs are opening up; a TCS official mentioned, "We have eighty thousand vacancies, but we can't find the right candidates."
This is absolutely true.
Substandard engineering education is the reason for this. Employers look at the degree and the marks—forgetting that the marks might be fake. Yes, even in MBBS, passing marks are awarded liberally; if a student fails, the tendency now is to hold the professor responsible. Would anyone hire such candidates?
Don't the employers know the reality?
Don't the companies and hospitals hiring these graduates know the quality of education in engineering and private medical colleges?
Who are they fooling?
If an engineer wants to become a doctor, they need to join a good organization, work hard, study with genuine interest, and keep themselves updated. Such opportunities are available to only a few people. Alternatively—especially for those with average academic aptitude, or simply put, those who didn't excel in their studies—joining modern vocational training centers could lead to jobs paying between forty and sixty thousand rupees a month.
Go to cities like Hyderabad or Bangalore; you will find people from the Northeastern states working as waiters and receptionists, people from West Bengal in construction, and people from Rajasthan—there are employment opportunities by the lakhs. Yet, people claim there are no jobs at all.
Our people feel they *must* go to America; the nature of the work there doesn't seem to matter. Here, children are suffering because their parents prioritize social prestige above all else.
Everyone wants to become a software engineer, move to America, or become a doctor.
They don't even let children play.
If children were allowed to play, even if they lost, they would learn a lesson from that defeat.
You will eventually settle down in life.
The notion of "let's use our money to ensure they win" lies at the heart of today's exploitative and useless education industry—international schools, long-term IIT/medical coaching, private medical colleges, and engineering colleges.
Substandard services, yet fees running into the millions.
There is no gold like Indian women.
This is the biggest support to the country .. There's going to be an opportunity.
The words of the elders! The whole group is together!
What is the scam?
NEET exam?
The real scam .. National Testing Agency.
While one side police are making arrests, this corrupted organization is still in search of it.
NTA should have been cancelled first.
If the exam is conducted properly, those who did not pass (i.e. those who did not get the rank of seat, i.e. twenty four lakhs out of twenty five lakhs who wrote the exam) they think that we did not write properly, that is why we did not get rank.
But in such situations, everyone thinks that they did not get rank due to the difficulties in the exam.
Twenty five lakh youth.
They have a family.
An average of four in a family. That means a crore.
This is what it is about for life.
It is not good for the ruling party to bundle up the opposition of one crore people.
The new world of gold.
What is a central bank?
Our country has a reserve bank! Just like that.
Official banks of those countries.
Their main responsibility is to protect the value of their country's money.
Rich countries means ?
Wealthy countries.
China, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Australia ... The like.
What are the central banks of rich countries doing now?
They are buying gold by reducing their American dollar reserves.
They think that investing in gold is safe.
What is going to happen by this?
Gold value is going to increase in the international market.
It is already high. Will it increase further?
Yes. Remembering the current rates after five years, alas, such a low price then. It would be nice to buy then!
Madanapalli Murder Update:
Annamayya District: Madanapalli:
Butcher's daughter who killed her father-in-law..‼️
In a murder case..
Murderer..
Harshitha... Arrest..!! ️
Sexual activities ➖ with the three of them!! ️
In Madanapalli, a young woman who roamed around with three young men has tied her father and got into trouble. Murderer Harshitha has been arrested in the murder case of a teacher Doraswamy staying in the postal and telecom colony in Madanapalli. Police have revealed the mystery of the teacher Doraswamy case who was murdered on June 12th.. The real matter came to light after Harshitha was arrested. Police investigation has come to light that the daughter killed her father Doraswamy who was taking care of her daughter Harshita as a blink of an eye after the death of his wife Latha one and a half year ago. Harshitha, who completed her Bachelor of Education degree, went on the wrong path roaming with her boyfriends. Father Doraswamy stood up to the daughter Harshita who was close to three boys. Daughter had to be murdered by this. Madanapalli DSP Prasad Reddy, who explained the details of Doraswamy murder case to the media, revealed many things.
She was close to a young man named Ganesh, who was a milk trader in Madanapalli Society Colony. Harshitha, who gave her mother gold ornaments, later got involved with another young man named Sai Krishna. Harshitha, who gave Sai Krishna about Rs. 2 lakhs, was close to both of them. Knowing this, father Doraswamy got tired of his daughter Harshita's behavior and prepared to marry her. To this extent, he met a groom in Kuppam and entered into a marriage relationship. In the meantime, father Doraswamy disowned Harshita, who was close to another young man named Harish. As Harshita's daughter continued to befriend three people, a big fight broke out between the father and daughter on the night of June 12. Harshita attacked Doraswamy, causing a big commotion. Harshita attacked her father with a chapati stick and killed him. The police, who investigated the murder case of Doraswamy, who was lying in a pool of blood, confirmed that Harshita killed him. To this extent, the Madanapalle One Town Police arrested Harshita and produced her in court.
A school in Bangalore.
One class fee is 16 lakhs.
Parents, grandparents can go to school by helicopter.
According to this, the school management has arranged a helipad in the premises of Vishala School.
If you admit your children to such a school, you should shout "My father's / mother's international school".
But what about admitting them to cheap, dead cheap schools with a fee of just five to ten lakhs and then making a fuss at kitty parties and drug parties saying "My children's international school"?
Unless it's stingy!
Status .. Status ..
Dedicated to the parents of the new generation who think that children's school is an indicator of their status!
Pity the wind and the wind!
If you get a seat in MBBS .. Just like settled in life.
Every parent's trust in India.
Some of the truths ..
Twenty five lakhs appear in NEET exam.
55 thousand seats in government medical colleges.
Seats in private medical college in this number.
If you get a seat in a private medical college ( B category - 50-60 % of seats in private medical colleges are B category) it takes five and a half years to complete MBBS .. One crore rupees cost.
Those who have done MBBS in private medical colleges today, next month salary is twenty five - thirty thousand .. That was the night shift .. A job that doesn't know when it will start.
If you deposit crores of rupees in the bank, the monthly interest is sixty thousand.
That means six years of life .. Thirty thousand loss per month on that side.
.. This is what counts .
Let's see from another angle.
According to the World Health Organization calculation .. one doctor is enough for every thousand population .
2 per thousand population in America. 6 .. 3 in Australia . 8 . Four out of thousand in Tamil Nadu. That means more than the World Health Organization calculation .. More than America.. Kanna in Australia .. There are more doctors in Tamil Nadu.
If this is not enough .. that state is also working on setting up private medical colleges .
Every medical college owner there is a politician.
Setting up medical colleges is a profit-making mine .
If it continues like this .. Doctors will face a situation that will not be able to pass.
{ PG ... Except for those who did super specialty. Those who have done MBBS in private medical college have only five percent chance of getting PG seat in government medical college. If you want to do PG in private medical college, another two to three crores will be spent. The calculation comes back there }
Ayya .. Dana Deena செப்சோசேத்தி கேப்புக்கேட்டு கேப்பு ..
Spending crores of rupees in private medical college .. Six years of life have passed away .. Nasirakam came out with education .. Did you get a doctor's job.. Real estate .. In small jobs in private companies like hotels .. That means the day that doctors are waiting for ten twenty thousand is coming soon.
This is not enough .. somewhere in the world .. to distant countries .. the situation of those who did MBBS with the money of their parents is very bad .
Those who have done MBBS abroad have to write FMGE Indian government standard exam. Chance to practice here already. In this exam, twenty people also did not pass.
Others should settle down in some profession.
Parents too! Your love .. Is your money cold .. In the quest to see our man / our girl in white coat, will they get at least a blue collar job or not .. Think about it .
Wind blowing / sheep crossing / herd mentality
The truth is bitter. @PERSON.firstname
Grossly three classes in the society.
The bottom .. middle .. The top
Those who are in poverty are the lower class.
Those who have immense wealth are upper class.
In the middle class.. Upper middle class .. There are two categories as lower middle class.
What is happening all over the world now is..
The rich are getting richer.
The poor are getting more and more spoiled.
In those countries, due to the welfare schemes taken by the governments for the poor, they are getting the minimum requirements.
Especially regarding the middle class, there is a development.
In the new generation..
If the husband and wife are working in a big company.. their monthly income ranges from three to ten lakhs.
That means they have become upper middle class.
The rest of the middle class is gradually becoming the lower class.
Middle class people have more self esteem.
They do not realize that their status is going down.
Ego does not agree to accept even if realized.
They have taken some loans .. They are selling their ancestral properties and buying them. This will not last long.
The middle class is politically weak .
No party will lift their agenda.
Of all the parties.. A little bit of poverty politics. It started with the slogan "Remove poverty" fifty years ago.
Poverty is not cooked.
It will not go away .. . It will not go away .
This poor thing.. I mean poverty ... Lust rainbow for political parties .. Imaginary tree .. A bad luck to the middle class.
Beat the middle class with taxes .. Political parties are moving forward with the slogan 'Share for the poor'.
Are there no welfare schemes? Someone may ask .
Today's welfare schemes are like giving steroids to a patient in ICU. The disease is not a cure.
The patient is not a discharge.
Still have to come to the hospital every week. Should die on drugs.
That is not life. If you don't die, you will go to hell.
The big doctors of star hospitals really live here... Pharmacists and beyond.
Similarly, poverty cannot be eradicated through welfare schemes.
The rich benefit from these schemes.. the ruling class.
If you are admitted to the hospital, your family members will be left penniless.
This is the situation of the middle class, which is paying the poverty eradication bill.
Every middle class family head thinks he is working hard for himself.. for his family "members.. The truth is that he is working hard for another family that he does not see.. The governments are taxing his hard work and posing as if he has donated his mother-in-law's property to his son-in-law." He does not realize that. Even if he realizes, he does nothing.
Poverty is a disease.. Today's welfare schemes are on steroids. The middle class pays the bill.. The politicians benefit.. The big industrialists who profit from their distribution.
This is the story in a nutshell.
"Robot era means middle class will not exist in the fourth industrial era. It has to be dependent on the freebies given by eighty governments per day.. The rest are the pleasures of heaven" .. This is the proverb of intelligent people in international seminars.
Rest in peace middle class!
Common sense will die if the brain is pawned. Why do you compare the mushroom that dies in one day to the tree, Sannasi ??
Don't waste your shit Mahaprabho !
Sokula era is going on in Telugu states now. Big buildings .. Fee in the millions ..
CBSC International Waldorf Cambridge Footbridge Luckdicapool If there are labels like, people including their children, are posing in front of the neighbor's house.
In a Sokula International School in Hyderabad, 11th standard boy and 10th standard girl in the school veranda itself ....
If you take ownership into account, don't ignore such things, the teacher warns. If the girl calls her father, we know all this .. you will take care of your own business, he replies.
During the time of such gabbu gallu, Vasireddy Amarnath stood alone. Isn't school a school? He said school is a secure future for children. He is traveling.
And the truth will come to light. Here's another one now.
More tomorrow.
“Hamare pass International schools hai.
CBSE schools hai
Waldorf Cambridge schooos hai.
Mobiles hai.
They are donkeys
Bungalow hai.
What do you have after all?
Mera pass SATYA hai.
I will not leave.
Even if the whole world fights in front of me.
Because I have Satya
Satyameva Jayate
I asked a question in the morning, how is the behavior and education of children in CBSC International schools
which are especially expensive among all types of schools?
So many people answered that.
But more information came in the messenger.
Now a question.
Why are the parents who are becoming slaves to drugs, online gambling in the eighth standard flying to those schools and paying lakhs of rupees?
How to understand this ?
With Professor Vakulabharanam Ramakrishna Sir!
Please help me with this?
International, CBSC, Private, Government .. School can be anything.
How is the behavior of the students?
How does cell phone usage affect their behavior.?
Especially in cities like Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Vizag, Tirupati, Bangalore, what is the situation in schools with high fees? Because children of the upper classes study in such schools. How much justice is being done if children are admitted by paying fees of two to three lakhs?
Can you give the information you know?
No school names if posted here.
If you like it on messenger.
Instead of the news that you read elsewhere, you can give the exact information that you know directly
❌ "If you want to cry, he will slaughter you and take you away "
✅“If you don’t learn, the job will be taken away by robot”
The first one is a lie told to put children in the way.
The second one is not understood by many but today's truth.
Jobs are already being taken away by robots.
This is getting more and more intense in the coming days.
Jobs are now only for those who do things that robots cannot do.
What are those jobs? What are the skills required for them? How can they be found in today's generation of children... nursery, PG... how can they be taught?
✅If you want to know the truth, you can come to my class in Tirupati tomorrow.
At CS Function Hall on Tiruchanur Road from 9 am to 12.30 pm.
“I came to sit for ten minutes because I didn’t want to come. I don’t understand how three hours passed.” This is what a parent said in Karmangat ten years ago.
If you come straight to class, the things you say will be firmly embedded in your mind.
If you watch live on your cell phone, you won’t be able to concentrate.
The matter is less likely to be fully understood.
I set up a YouTube live after Facebook friends repeatedly asked. I posted the link for this. Those who really want to watch can watch.
❌ out of curiosity, for those who want to watch for one or two minutes.. ❌ "What is the three hours more? Can be said briefly, right? “A word for those who think.
Don't be tensed. In the era of robots, governments will give five thousand ten thousand per month under universal basic income.
You can survive by eating ration rice, having a feast with the five to ten thousand rupees given free by the government, and by watching videos on your mobile, YouTube, and WhatsApp.
When you attend a class in person, the message truly resonates with you.
That is why I had initially decided against hosting a live session. However, after repeated requests from my Facebook friends over the past week or ten days, here I am-going live. It starts promptly at 9:00 AM on Sunday. It is a three-and-a-half-hour session, intended solely for those with a genuine desire to learn. Please do not view this merely as a way to pass the time.
From the pages of SLATE's Synergy Book.. ✨
[Note: This is a series of 4 posts. indly read through all the posts to attain a better understanding.]
Psychologists around the world emphasize that involving children in household chores fosters a sense of belonging and self-worth. Active participation instills a strong work ethic and a mindset of collaboration and empathy. As children contribute to the household, they recognize the diverse needs of others, moving from self-centeredness to empathy.
International research shows that children who regularly perform chores tend to score higher in prosocial behavior, academic ability, peer relationships, and life satisfaction. As children's cognitive abilities develop, their understanding of interpersonal dynamics deepens. Instilling these values early not only benefits personal development but also sets the stage for future success. A strong work ethic, coupled with a spirit of cooperation and responsibility, lays the foundation for achievement in school, career, and beyond. Ultimately, the unity and cohesion fostered by shared responsibilities strengthen family bonds, creating a supportive environment where everyone feels valued and connected.
#ChildDevelopment #Chores #SharedResponsibility #RestrictedScreenTime #EmpathyBuilding #FutureReady #WorkEthic #Teamwork #FamilyValues #SynergyBook #SlateTheSchool #AmarnathVasireddy
NEET Exam
From any angle, it is clear that NEET exam has been done as NEET. The government has to come together and cancel this exam and conduct it again.
Some friends criticized me for saying in my post on May 13 that "BJP will not cross 250".
{ A healthy criticism. Thanks in advance }
"Tell me on which basis you are saying this" they said. Those are the words in my heart now from the mouth of RSS top leaders. In politics there will be opposition but there will be no opposition .. Exactly the same words in my post. Check it out .
Another word .. Social media .. This was once the strength of BJP .. Gradually becoming the same weakness.
I'm done with my political posts anyway. Just to remind you .. This post is an answer to some questions of that time. Please don’t start a new debate . I can't even figure out the answer. The reasons are two .. I will comment on politics only for one or two days after the elections. 2 are very busy now .. Is it time for schools to open
Three is six!
You're the most in the dishes.. Are you using plantain oil, coriander oil, soyabean oil, morning dew oil, pamoline oil etc?
Do you like to eat food fried in oil?
Are you eating more pizza, burger, chips, wadiya, biscuits?
But you have
Heart attack
Pain in the joints
Cancer
Obesity
BP
Mental depression
Anxiety
Forgetfulness
Thyroid
Diabetes disease
Various infectious diseases due to weakening of the immune system
Skin diseases
Inflammation in the body
There's a risk of many of these coming as a bonus.
The reason is that there is an excess of omega-6 fatty acids.
Omega-6 fatty acids are not produced by our body. It has to be provided alone through food.
But if omega 6 is excessive, it is a problem.
In India, ninety percent of people have dangerous levels of omega-6. The reason is the use of oils.. That is in large quantities. Omega-6 is highest in vegetable oils.
Then the solution.
Omega-3.
If we have enough omega-3 in our body, it will balance omega-6. Remember. Both are necessary. But if omega-6 is too much... if omega-3 is too little, it is dangerous.
Omega-3 protects us from all the problems mentioned above.
Omega-3 is the food..
Sea fishes { big fish like salmon }
Olive oil.. It speaks up to 1700 per liter. Not all cooking needs to be used. It is enough to use one or two spoons of this in any dish a day. Do not deep fry with olive oil.
Flax seeds, chia seeds, hemp seeds are the ones that provide omega-3.
Minimize deep fries and take more vegetables, fruits, vegetables and proteins as food. Less use of oil in cooking
Taking Omega - 3 supplements.
"Omega-6 and so on. Omega-3 and so on. Oh.. chatter.. did our grandparents eat all this? They write something saying they have Facebook in their hands. Some people follow it like sheep. You should eat to your heart's content. You should work hard.. that's all.. to those great people who think that all this is a waste..
First of all, I salute you. Your intelligence is amazing. I'm not the one to tell you. One or two things if you don't think anything.
The milk that your grandparents drank and the meat that you ate is different. In those days chickens, cattle used to graze grass. Do chickens graze the grass? Yes.. Sometimes they eat a little grass. Not only that, the insects that live in the grass will eat Putra.
That's why they used to have enough omega-6 and omega-3 in their milk. But now, the feed for cattle and chickens has a lot more omega-6. Less omega-3. Those who eat that food like milk, butter, ghee, cheese, chicken, beef, etc. get the above diseases as a bonus.
In addition, since the morning, your grandparents used to eat biscuits, chips, pizza burgers made with palm oil and corn oil like pigs.
They are saying that we have to work hard. That means watching TV by putting your feet on your feet .. Looking at the mobile .. Forwarding to all the rubbish that came in WhatsApp .. Stabbing those who speak good words .. Is this the one master ?
From the pages of SLATE's Synergy Book..
[Note: This is a series of 4 posts. indly read through all the posts to attain a better understanding.]
Mastering technology requires a concerted effort from educators, parents, and policymakers. It's not about shunning technology but mastering it to ensure it enriches rather than enslaves us. For instance, at SLATE, we advocate for the responsible use of technology. We encourage placing desktop computers in communal areas to allow for easy supervision and installing child locks to ensure safe browsing.
In our computer labs, students engage with online resources under the watchful eye of teachers. This approach helps enhance comprehension, analysis and application skills while fostering independence in thinking and writing. Our customized educational videos further aid in understanding complex concepts, making learning dynamic and interactive. By instilling these vital abilities, we empower our students to navigate the digital landscape confidently and responsibly.
Is it a study? Is it a rule of law?
He is a high-ranking police officer.
Back when he was the City Police Commissioner, he once remarked, "The school business is very profitable; money is money."
It was all over the magazines.
Sir, you wouldn't grasp the full extent of the situation unless you experienced it firsthand. I thought to myself, "You should come down and see it for yourself."
He established schools in Ameerpet after retiring.
It ran for five years, but now it is closed.
Sir, he might have realized the reality by now.
But many people still believe that "starting a school guarantees massive profits."
For the sake of their livelihood... using savings earned in America as investment capital... foreign venture capital firms... everyone is heading towards establishing or taking over schools.
Schools of all kinds—International, CBSE, budget schools—are springing up everywhere in large numbers.
This isn't a new trend, but... lately, it has become quite the craze.
There are far more schools than necessary—way too many. Where three schools would suffice, seven or eight have sprung up.
That means supply is high, while demand is low.
Consequently, newly opened schools are struggling to get admissions.
They hire PROs, offer payouts to local leaders for securing admissions, and send teachers door-to-door for canvassing.
A newly opened school cannot survive unless it has at least fifty students.
They end up closing down before even reaching the second year.
This drives them to try and secure admissions by any means necessary. It doesn't matter who it is—a Sarpanch, a councilor, a government school teacher, an influential local figure, or a play-school operator—if they bring in an admission, they get a share of the fee paid by the parent.
Apart from this, there are huge discounts on fees. A fee that is normally one lakh rupees might drop to forty thousand—or even thirty thousand if one bargains. They are securing admissions through such massive discounts. Out of the fee paid by the parent, ten thousand goes to the person who brought the admission, while the school retains twenty thousand.
Can the operation really be sustained that way, sir?
Right... regarding uniforms... that’s another area where margins are squeezed. Then there are statutory obligations like PF and ESI for teachers; to cover these, schools might withhold part of the salary in May.
Offering huge fee discounts might seem beneficial to parents—especially those from the middle class—who feel they are saving money.
But how can the institution run if you collect only thirty paise for every rupee of expenditure? You might manage for six months or a year if you have cash on hand, but what about the long term?
If you go door-to-door begging for admissions—and then haggle over the fee like buying vegetables—why would parents ever pay the full amount later?
Fees aren't collected properly. There is a constant fear that asking for the fee will prompt parents to take a Transfer Certificate (TC) and leave.
Even if you collect the fee, the massive discounts mean the revenue falls short everywhere. Teachers cannot be paid properly; many private schools have kept teachers' salaries pending for three to four months.
It becomes uncertain when the salary will actually arrive. Teachers end up quitting their jobs because of this.
When a teacher leaves mid-year, finding a replacement is difficult. How can lessons continue without a teacher? If jobs are available, the unemployed will line up for them. But do you believe it? There are so many schools, yet when job advertisements appear in magazines, people don't even show up for the demo or interview. Why? Because of the word-of-mouth—or rather, the reality—circulating among job seekers: "Oh my god, teachers are treated as inferior at that school; they aren't given basic respect, and salaries are paid only once every six months." How can a school function without teachers?
It happens all too often: due to teacher absences, students from two or three different grades—say, the first, second, and third classes—are made to sit in the same room while a single class is conducted.
In some places, they even hire "rent-a-teachers."
Consider a teacher who is excellent at their subject—especially at the 10th-grade level—spending one hour at this school and the next at another. That is the state of school teachers today. It is a pitiful situation for them; they are simply trying to make a living, so one cannot fault them.
But how does this ensure justice for the students? A teacher who shuttles between four or five schools, constantly teaching and traveling between them, is bound to be exhausted. How is it possible to teach a lesson effectively—or analyze it deeply—in such a state?
And in some places, a computer teacher might end up teaching mathematics. A teacher who speaks broken English—making ten grammatical errors in a single sentence—is expected to teach high-level English.
One cannot be in two places at once, yet this is the reality in 89 percent of schools. So, how do the children get their marks?
Regarding school-level exams, questions are often provided in advance for practice; as if that weren't enough, full marks are awarded regardless of how many errors the students make. Consequently, parents are overjoyed when they see the progress report.
As for the 10th-grade public examinations, the government itself facilitates cheating...
One hundred marks will be given. Telugu land that is eating the grass.. { Telugu land is not only land.. Uttaradit is very bad. Copying is a habit and they do the same in NEET and Civils }
If a school listens to a huge discount, it will affect other schools. "Here they are giving this much discount. How much would you give? "And the bargaining begins. There are so many parents who say "if discount is not given, we will take TC" without a word.
One has gone bankrupt. He will drown the neighbor also like this.
This much huge discount in newly arrived school seems. If we don't give, they will jump heavily from here, they will start giving. It means this school is also stuck in toxicity. The situation where no salaries are paid. That means the collapse of the institution has started.
This is the situation in both Telugu states. Middle class .. The condition of schools available to lower middle class parents .
In addition to this, another trend .. Some people are starting international schools at a cost of one hundred crores . The annual fee in this .. .. is cheap ... dead cheap 3 to 20 lakhs . Parents with good income are getting attracted to such schools . Until then, even if their children are educated in a middle budget school .. they are losing something if they do not study in such an expensive school .. their status will decrease and so on.
The name is great .. Vuru Dibba . Big grounds .. huge buildings .. digital classrooms .. everything is worth seeing .
Then study ?
Don't ask for that one !!
"Went to Singapore during summer holidays? And what about you? "
. " Mine is Xiaomi Redmi Mobile .. Just five lakhs, what about yours?"
Ours is a Ferrari car! Six crores. What is yours? "
What a pity for the words told by the classmates of the middle class child will die half with self-humility. The other half will fall on the parents.
Face on videos in third class itself.
Blue pictures in seventh grade.
By the time a child turns ten, there will be class parties in the pub, drugs ..
The generation of parents who don't know the meaning of education .. Some people who bargain for curry wounds. There are few people who think that the higher the fee is, the greater the greater. CBSC .. cambridge .. If there are labels like this, how many people think that it is 10 crores !
The uneducated parents of yesterday's generation know the value of it and give proper education to their children.
Reading is about labels.. Status symbols.. Marks {that are fake marks}.. Bargaining for vegetables .. This generation of parents is not in a position to understand what they are doing .
"How can a person who roams around the house carrying the avatar of a broker become a teacher? What will the Buddhas tell the school children who lie hundred lies for admission? A generation who is not able to think is it a virtue, a generation is going away from real education. In tomorrow's robot era, all these children have to live based on the freebies given by the government that means universal basic income.. That is .. Mobile .. Pictures of the blue .. Fall in the mouth of things like marijuana.. If you don't survive...
From the pages of SLATE's Synergy Book..
[Note: This is a series of 4 posts. indly read through all the posts to attain a better understanding.]
In the modern era, technology is reshaping every facet of our lives, particularly in education. On one hand, it offers unparalleled access to information and innovative teaching methods. Students can explore distant lands, dissect complex scientific phenomena, and engage with historical events at the click of a button. This democratization of knowledge empowers students to pursue their intellectual curiosity beyond traditional classrooms.
However, the same technology can also pose significant risks. The allure of endless entertainment, social media, and immersive gaming can distract students, leading to addiction and impeding academic progress. Prolonged screen time has been linked to health issues like eye strain, sleep disturbances and sedentary lifestyles, contributing to childhood obesity. Excessive social media use can also fuel anxiety and depression. The challenge lies in balancing technology's benefits with its potential dangers.
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How will you rule if you don't possess the British intellect?
1857—the world was in turmoil. Events took an unexpected turn.
It wasn't just the sepoys; popular uprisings broke out in many regions.
He struggled but managed to suppress the unrest somehow.
A thought crossed his mind...
Do people harbor such strong opposition to our administration?
Oh dear... It would have been better if I had known this sooner.
A pressure cooker has a safety valve. Without it, the pressure from the steam inside could build up and cause an explosion.
Realizing that public discontent needed to be known—and that there should be an institutionalized safety valve for it—a member of the British ruling class, Allan Octavian Hume, helped establish the Congress party.
That is history.
Times have changed.
And now...
We have political parties.
Public discontent needs to be known; if it is, remedial measures can be taken promptly.
Don't intellectuals raised in politics understand the pulse of the people? They do.
But society has many facets. When one is in power, there is no guarantee of receiving accurate feedback from all those perspectives.
A government acting without reason.
If government schools improve, underprivileged groups will benefit.
Funds were allocated to provide facilities like buildings and toilets in many places.
That’s a good thing, isn't it?
But does a building alone ensure quality education?
Education is about teachers.
Government teachers—not all of them, just a small percentage—do not work properly. Lessons are not taught effectively. What should be done now?
Classroom inspection...
Those who work hard should be appreciated.
Those who don't should be reprimanded.
An official was deployed for this purpose.
Poor fellow, he is actually a good man.
But he suffers from extreme overzealousness...
He wields absolute authority... yet, without assessing the ground realities, he made scolding teachers his primary occupation.
A teacher values self-esteem above all...
They may have their own struggles, but they simply cannot tolerate humiliation.
If scolded in front of the students... doesn't it breed deep resentment within them?
That is exactly what happened... In each constituency, this "overzealous" official caused a shift of one or two thousand votes. Don't ask if there are actually that many government teachers in a single constituency.
Resentment... deep resentment... They shared it with relatives and friends, and eventually, the votes swung to the opposition.
This is just one perspective... an example...
Just to illustrate the cost of ignoring people's sentiments.
Paid Agents...
Indian political parties grasped this concept long ago. The result? The emergence of "Agent Gopis"...
People who quietly accept money and offer strategic advice to political parties.
Now, let me tell you another story!
There was a political party... it had lost power. An "Agent Gopi" from Bihar was brought in by the opposing side.
Thinking, "We lost because we weren't present on the ground," they appointed this man for the task.
He was a very clever man... by offering instructions and advice, he began spreading narratives here and there. When the party's youth leader got wind of the situation, he confronted him, calling him a "dog" rather than a fighter.
Out of spite, two days before the vote counting, he released a bogus survey predicting the party's defeat. The sensible person who remarked that the party tolerating him wouldn't suffer any real loss from his bogus survey...
What should we say to those who appointed so many intellectuals for advice?
Because of his bogus survey, ruling party supporters lost money in betting.
It’s just a story... it has nothing to do with real life...
What kind of political leaders are these? You possess intelligence, don't you? As the saying goes—if you let foxes join the fold, you end up sinking.
In such a fine society, have good people become scarce when it comes to offering advice?
The money you give, the titles, the official cars... When you call out asking for an opinion on a matter, people come in their own vehicles for free and happily offer advice.
Leaders here often talk about Singapore. The government there is brilliant—don't you know they call upon experts for suggestions?
A Ramanachari, a Prasada Reddy... and there are so many others. Do none of them catch your eye?
They are all intellectuals—not that I am a 'great man,' but I am someone who knows a thing or two. My name is Vasireddy Amarnath.
I am ready to be a teacher!
Mr. Revanth Reddy, Mr. KTR, Mr. Lokesh, respected Kishan Reddy, Ms. Sharmila, Mr. Harish Rao, Mr. Pawan Kalyan—here is a bumper offer for you (specifically for the one who extends the invitation first).
The official cars, positions, titles, and rides you provide aren't meant for leisure drives in the garden.
Just arrange a closed-door meeting—once every six months or so. I will tell you what needs to be done and how to do it; just listen. If you find it feasible, then implement it.
I offer guidance to everyone on Facebook; if *you* were to call or ask, would you say no?
If good things happen to the people because of that, it gives me a sense of happiness.
That’s it—nothing more, nothing less. .... For those who think that Amarnath is planning to get
closer to the authorities somehow..
What to do right?
He.. this one... if you keep saying that, the list will be filled.
A certain elder is now becoming a kingmaker. If he wanted to be close to him.. he would have been there thirty years ago. Even if he was not a minister... even if he was not an MLA... he would have been a spoken person in the party office.
The chance to approach a leader who defeated him twenty years ago has come only then. But it didn't happen.
Four years ago word . Waiting at Vijawada airport.. Did Amarnath garu forget? " Saying opposite .. It took ten seconds to remember.
At that time he was Additional DGP .. He sat next to me in the flight till Hyderabad and talked to me . Such intimacy .
He will be the fire department DG for another two years. He has become . Our Vijayawada school fire NOC. He needs to sign it. Not one phone call has been made. Applying like other schools .. Taking permission .
Vasireddy Amarnath will not go to anyone ..
He will not stretch his hand to anyone.
He loves his life.
Life rope in the same path.
S... A word should be said .
Just for the visit of Venkanna .. That's what it is for a year ... Every two years ... He will exploit those in power.
Last two years in a row .. If an officer who helped observe the VVIP protocol was retired .. He publicly expressed retirement greetings on Facebook
That is gratitude!
Just now what .. Are you seeing that he will become an advisor to some party?
Abbe.. So lucky .. May all the tricks be with our leaders. I know that.
Teachers training has started. Here is a busy day ..
Tomorrow.. The day after tomorrow.. Eight hours of classes ..
Sunday in Vijayawada!
Do you want to attend the swearing-in ceremony?
Oh my .. Our teachers' training there .. The lesson taught here for two days should be covered in one day there .
He believed in his work .. Always a king . Not for five years .. For life .
There is no chance .. There is no chance. The fun in teacher's recom.. I don't know if I have experienced it..
How can they govern if they lack even the shrewdness of the British?
1857—the world was in turmoil. Events took an unexpected turn.
Were they merely soldiers? In so many areas, the people had gone astray.
He had struggled and managed to suppress the unrest somehow.
A thought crossed his mind...
Do the people harbor such strong opposition to our administration?
Oh dear... It would have been better had I known this sooner.
Think of a pressure cooker's safety valve—it provides a necessary release. Without it, the internal steam pressure could cause an explosion.
Public dissatisfaction must be known at all times. Figures like Allan Octavian Hume helped establish the Congress party to serve as a systematic safety valve...
That is history.
Times have changed.
And now...
Political parties.
Public discontent needs to be known; if it is, remedial measures can be taken promptly.
Don't intellectuals born and bred in politics understand the pulse of the people? They do...
But society has many facets. When in power, there is no guarantee of receiving accurate feedback from every quarter.
A government acting without reason.
If government schools improve, underprivileged groups will benefit.
Funds were allocated to construct buildings and provide facilities like toilets in many places.
That’s a good thing, isn't it?
But can quality education be achieved merely by constructing buildings?
Education is about teachers.
Government teachers—not all of them, just a small percentage—do not work properly. Lessons go untaught.
What is to be done now?
Classroom inspections.
Those who work well should be appreciated.
Those who don't need to be punished.
An officer was brought in to handle this task.
The poor fellow is a good man. But... this excessive behavior—this extreme overreach...
Possessing absolute, unchallenged power, and without assessing the ground realities, he made it his business to berate teachers.
A teacher values self-esteem above all else.
They may have little else, but they certainly cannot tolerate humiliation.
If you scold them like children... doesn't a deep sense of resentment—a burning urge for payback—arise within them?
That is exactly what happened. In every constituency, vote counts shifted by one or two thousand because of this man's arrogance. Are there really that many government teachers in every constituency? Don't ask why.
That resentment—that intense grudge—was shared with relatives and friends, eventually driving them to support the opposition.
This is just one angle—an example...
...to illustrate the kind of loss that occurs when people fail to understand the sentiments of others.
Paid Agents...
Indian political parties realized this long ago. The result? The emergence of "Agent Gopis."
People who quietly take money and offer suggestions to political parties.
Now, let me tell you another story!
There was a political party that had lost power. They brought in an "Agent Gopi" from Bihar.
Thinking, "We lost because we lacked the right insight," they hired this man for the job.
He was a very clever man. By offering instructions and advice, he began spreading narratives here and there. A youth leader from the party, upon learning the situation, confronted him: "You're a fighter? No, you're just a dog."
Fueled by that anger—and just two days before the vote counting—he abandoned the survey.
Yet, a sensible person remarked that the party which had endured him wouldn't suffer any real loss because of his bogus survey anyway.
What can one say about those who hire such "intellectuals" for advice?
Because of his bogus survey, ruling party supporters lost money in betting.
It’s just a story... it has nothing to do with real life...
What are these political leaders like? You possess such intelligence, don't you? This life is vibrant... As the proverb goes: if you let the foxes join in... did you drown?
In such a vast society, have good people become scarce when it comes to offering suggestions and advice?
The money you give, the titles, the official cars—these aren't just for show. When you ask, "What is it? Tell us your opinion on this matter," it implies: "Come in your own vehicle, for free, and happily offer your advice, Swami."
Leaders here often speak about Singapore. Don't they know that the government there invites intellectuals and experts to seek their advice?
A. Ramanachari, Prasada Reddy—and there are so many others. Do none of them catch your eye?
They are all geniuses. I may not be a "great" man, but I am someone who knows a thing or two. My name is Vasireddy Amarnath.
I am ready to serve as a mentor!
Mr. Revanth Reddy, Mr. KTR, Mr. Lokesh, Mr. Kishan Reddy, Ms. Sharmila, Mr. Harish Rao, Mr. Pawan Kalyan—here is a bumper offer for you (valid for only one of you—whichever of you invites me first).
The official cars, positions, titles, and rides you offer—they aren't meant for joyrides in the garden.
Just arrange a closed-door meeting—perhaps once every six months. I will tell you what needs to be done and how to do it; just listen. If you find it feasible, put it into practice.
I, who offer suggestions to everyone on Facebook—would I ever say no if people like you invited or asked me?
Because of that... if good things happen for the people, I get a dose of "happy hormones."
That is all—nothing more, nothing less.
.... For those who think Amarnath is planning to get...
loser to the authorities somehow..
What to do right?
He.. This guy... If you chew and go, it will be enough to list.
An old man is now becoming a king maker. If he wanted to be close to him.. I would have been there thirty years ago. Even if I was not a minister... Even if I was not an MLA... I would have been a spoken person in the party office.
The chance to approach a leader who defeated him twenty years ago has come only then. But it didn't happen.
Four years ago word. Waiting at Vijawada airport.. Did Amarnath garu forget? " Saying opposite .. It took ten seconds to remember.
At that time he was Additional DGP .. He used to sit next to me in the flight till we reached Hyderabad and talk. Such intimacy .
He will be the fire department DG for another two years. He has become . Our Vijayawada school fire NOC. He needs to sign it. Not one phone call has been made. Applying like other schools .. Taking permission .
Vasireddy Amarnath will not go to anyone..
He will not stretch his hand to anyone.
He loves his life.
Life rope in the same path.
S... A word should be said .
Only for Venkanna darshan .. is it a year or two ... he uses those in power .
For the last two years in a row .. an officer who helped VVIP protocol darshan retires .. he publicly congratulated him on his retirement on Facebook
That is gratitude!
Just now what .. Are you seeing that he will become an advisor to some party?
Abbey.. So much luck .. Let our leaders not have all the lightness. I knew that thing .
Teachers training has started . Here is a busy day ..
Tomorrow.. The day after tomorrow.. Eight hours of classes ..
Sunday in Vijayawada!
Do you want to attend the swearing-in ceremony ?
Oh my .. Our teachers training is there .. The lesson taught here for two days should be covered there in one day .
The one who believes in the work .. King of all time . Not for five years .. For the rest of my life .
There is no chance .. There is no chance. The fun in teacher's recom.. I don't know if I have experienced it..
I used a word "West Bengal Effect" right?
What is the meaning of that ?
Should impress people by providing good governance.
Did it happen in Delhi, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh? That is …
Happened. With a few flaws ..
But being in power .. How to weaken the opposition for how long? To think that ,
Using government machine for that purpose ,,
Crushing those who criticize the government
... This is what the Left Front did in West Wengal ;
The first two terms were perfect. But on the other side the view is that opposition parties should not come to power.
What happened to the blow ?
Down to third or fourth place now.
Actually Indira Gandhi has the patent right for this process. Emergency begins to dismiss NTR.
Congress is weak to blow.
When he said “ Congress-free India “ many people supported Modi.
But the way Akaleedal dealt with allies like Sivasena .. Likewise Rajasuya / Ashwamedha Yagam made the whole country want their own party to win power?
He united the opposition.
He united their vote bank.
There are still weaknesses among them.
Now these seats are only because of their disunity.
Now this is what happened in Andhra Pradesh in Telangana for five years right?
They call it democratic spirit. That is important.
Media .. Exit polls .. In one word, the whole country is saying 350-415 for BJP ...
” Only 250 for BJP. How did I say "other parties need support"?
I pay close attention to people's words, facial expressions, etc.
Not cephalology .. I could tell this through psychology.
Don't ask for more details.
Fans are going to be hurt.
My Facebook friends are my asset.
I don't like to alienate anyone.
Not all critics are enemies.
Not all those who praise are well wishers!
When there is power and money, the tigers of Mekavanna gather around us and drown us with praises and make the reality invisible and look for their own profit.
It's not just about politics. Applies to real life.
Excitement in many people, tomorrow is tomorrow.
Comments on exit poll results that are creating crows which are going to happen will not stop.
As Prashantha Kishore said, sleep peacefully without caring about the exit poll results, people are discussing on Aura also.
You are watching a movie with your family on TV. Due to a power fluctuation, your TV restarts, and you are bombarded with an advertisement claiming to reduce belly fat in 10 days. They show a man weighing 90 kg losing 20 kg in 10 days using a belt. Intrigued, you keep watching. Next comes an ad that says using just one oil, a totally bald man can get a scalp full of hair within a month! Next, no matter which disease or pain you have, just sleep on this mattress, and you will be magically cured. The very next day you will wake up as healthy as a newborn! Although this could be a little exaggerated, you will find many such advertisements that claim a certain product will magically cure something. This is what we call the misleading propaganda of medical miracles.
Something you need to understand and always remember is that not everyone leads an honest life. There are innumerable people who make a living by deceiving others, by committing fraud—even if it means affecting another person's life. You should always be careful and critically analyze everything.
For example, you visit your cousin's house, and they show you a new mattress they bought. They say it is a special mattress that uses high-end technology to heal you. All you have to do is sleep on it, and you will be cured of many ailments. They actively encourage you to buy it. During the conversation, you understand that these mattresses aren't available in shops like others; instead, you should contact someone who has already purchased it, and they will enable you to buy it. It is a multi-level marketing scheme.
If you are naive and gullible, you will fall into this trap and spend thousands of rupees and even get stuck in this MLM scheme. However, if you think critically, you will understand that it is next to impossible to cure yourself by just sleeping on a mattress. If, by some technological advancement in the far future, it is true, you can and should wait until there is enough research on it and it is readily available in the markets and used by all.
One simple point is—if it is so easy to grow hair back on a bald head or if it takes just putting on a belt to reduce fat—won't this world, at least a major part of it, be full of slim, beautiful people with a head full of hair? Are you one of the few lucky people who have come across such advertisements? NO! It is because 99% of such products are fake and will be of no use. It is just a way for people to deceive gullible people and make money.
A few years ago, they called it pranic healing. Apparently, any ailment could be cured by just calling that healer. He would cleanse the air around you, despite being several kilometers away. Distance doesn't matter because they would practice pranic healing in the air around them and cure the person at the other end of the phone. They popularized this as the 'No Touch No Drug' treatment. Doesn't this sound ridiculous? Such fraudsters not only play on the innocence of people but also cash in on their vulnerability. A person suffering from some ailment will do whatever it takes to cure himself.
Why do some companies mislead people in the name of miracles?
• Profit motive: The primary driver is often financial gain. Companies may exaggerate the benefits of their products or treatments to attract more customers and increase sales.
• Competition: In a competitive market, companies may resort to misleading claims to stand out from competitors and capture market share.
• Desperation of consumers: People facing health challenges may be desperate for solutions and may be more susceptible to believing exaggerated claims about miracle cures. They often play into people's emotions and desires for quick and easy solutions to complex health problems, making them more likely to believe and purchase products based on such claims.
• Consumer Knowledge: Many consumers may not have the scientific knowledge or critical thinking skills to evaluate medical claims critically, making them vulnerable to manipulation by unscrupulous companies.
Generally, a combination of financial incentives, regulatory gaps, consumer vulnerability, and emotional Manipulation contributes to the phenomenon of medical companies misleading people in the name of miracles.
How to not get into these traps?
1. One product does it all: Be suspicious of products that claim to cure a wide range of diseases. These miracle cures do not exist st—they're bogus—and the only thing these companies are selling is false hope.
2. Personal "success" testimonials: Success stories, such as, “It cured my diabetes” or “It immediately stopped my COVID-19 infection,” are easy to make up and are not a substitute for scientific evidence. Reviews found on popular online marketplaces and social media can be fake.
3. Quick fixes: Few diseases or conditions can be treated quickly, even with legitimate products. Beware of language such as, “Lose 30 pounds in 30 days,” “protects from viral infections,” or “eliminates skin cancer in days.”
4. : Alarms should go off when you see this claim or others like it such as, “new discovery,” “guaranteed results,” or “secret ingredient.” If a real cure for a serious disease were FDA approved, it would be widely reported through the media and prescribed by licensed health professionals—not plastered on advertisements in social media and messaging apps, or buried in websites, print ads, and TV infomercials.
5. Critical Thinking: ALWAYS be smart, think critically, and make informed decisions. Do not get swayed by false claims or emotional appeals. Being Slaters, I am very sure that all of you are smart and will grow up to be smart, responsible adults!
: Not misleading medical propaganda, you should be critically aware of any "trend." Most of these trends are only followed because everyone is doing it! There need not be a rational behind you or even any benefit arising from it. Be Engineering because everyone is doing so—anything and everything should be well analyzed. Think if whatever decision you take is right for you. And, of course, you also need to understand if it is correct and not just a super flow trend.
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We have to ask the voter who is coming out of the polling abyss by voting!
" Sir / Mother ! Which party did you vote for? ” Ani .
How many polling abuses will there be in each constituency?
Not for all abuses, but at least ten abuses should be selected for each constituency.
That means country wide survey has to be done means .. At least 5000 people should be used for one state elections and a thousand people should be used.
If you have to send five thousand people to all corners of the country, then travel expenses. Their accommodation and food expenses.
That means at least ten thousand rupees per person.
Five thousand x ten thousand.
That means five crores.
We need experts to codify them.
Most media houses are unable to pay employees after corona
At least in these situations .. Twenty exit polls.
Vikramarka ! Tell me ! How are the companies who cannot give salaries spending five to ten crores? Why aren't people thinking about that?
Why is the exit polls fair going on? “
... He asked for it.
Instead of that, Vikramarku sang “ Silence is your language, O dumb mind.. “!
Both sides think that there will be a close contest (meaning swinging from side to side till the last round of victory) in the elections.
In such situations, self-confidence should be there among activists and especially in counting agents.
A lot of efforts are being made for this.
The exit results that will be released at 6.30 pm will also be the same.
Some on one side.
Some on the other side.
You will not get clarity.
Moreover, confusion will increase.
According to the information I have gathered, the results will be one-sided in a situation where it is difficult to find neutral people.
If they are posted now, I will remove them unnecessarily.
That's why I decided not to post.
Should be enrolled in corporate school by saying IIT Foundation as soon as the fifth class is completed.
Should be happy to see the fake marks they put even if they don't read properly. All four of them have to be praised. Copies out of ten somehow. Liberal signs .
At last, if you get a rank in EMSET in less than one lakh, you have to pay donation and give a seat in Dolla Dokku Engineering College.
If a person gets addicted to drugs and online gambling and loses all his wealth, there is nothing left for him to come to his senses.
There are no villains - parents who say that children should play games themselves and win. Here they are in the form of such people.
Their love is a curse for children.
