Parents who are in old age should be taken good care of!
Why ?
Should your children take good care of you in your old age?
Nope !
Whether they treat you well or not depends on your upbringing!
Then the answer to the question in one point?
2 !
If you don't understand, read it again!
Everyone remembers the past! (Unless struck by a condition like dementia.)
One who has lived an honest life cherishes the past as a sweet memory!
One who has risen through unscrupulous means pretends to have forgotten the past!
That is the only difference!
Good morning.
Are you thinking, “It is a programme related to the big ritual ceremony… What is there to watch live?”
The actual ritual ceremony will take place from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM. It is a private programme. There is no live telecast.
The programme that starts at 11:50 AM is for the entire family… for society… It has nothing to do with the ritual ceremony.
From 11:50 AM for half an hour… a short film. Many of you have already seen the script. We have made a video using the same script, with voice-over and many photographs.
It is not the biography of one or two individuals. It is not a movie either. But the movie has a message for today’s society. Children will understand how to face life. Please make sure they watch it.
From 12:20 PM for one and a half hours… a cultural programme by the Vande Mataram Srinivas team.
Family, marriage, human relationships… and many other subjects… through dialogues, songs and dance performances…
This is also a programme that the entire family should definitely watch.
“Ne paadam meeda puttu machanai chellamma…”
“Mayamai pothunnadamma manishanna vaadu…”
“Amma annadi oka kammani maata…”
Like these… songs about mother… songs about father… songs about sister… songs about daughter… and, in between, thought-provoking messages.
Many people have asked me several times to put Balamitra live.
Let us see how many people will watch this programme…
This Sunday… completely free and live… something useful for both elders and children.
You will know only if you watch it!
If you don’t like it, you can simply switch it off.
This is not for me or my family… it is for you and your family.
By the way, even if many people watch it, I don't have any special personal benefit from it…
It is just a crazy passion.
As they say… everyone has their own madness, and their own happiness in it!
I posted the YouTube link last night.
Please check my timeline once.
https://www.youtube.com/live/xwuizqjtpew?si=hSZZ2P-nvVAWV1X4
*Mother's Memory Confluence!*
*LIVE on YouTube - Tomorrow, Sunday, 30 th August 2026, from 11:52 am*
1. *Short Film on the Life of Jamunamma & Sriramulu* (Parents of Vasireddy Amarnath) - A film full of life skills, valuable lessons, and a glimpse into Mr. Amarnath's childhood.
*Time: 11:52 am to 12:22 am*
2. *A Tribute to Motherhood* - A cultural programme by Vandemataram Srinivas and Troupe.
*Time: 12:23 pm to 1:44 pm*
The programme is filled with meaningful messages related to the Sangam!
*Do watch it if you are free.*
A Gathering in Memory of Mother on the Thirteenth Day!
A heroic jewel!
"Sir, Fidophili case {rape on baby buds} if one comes out... Thousands of atrocities are happening instead of a secret beat! You won't believe if I tell you that I studied deeply, sir... Today in every school on average... Especially in residential schools one or two have become idiots. Showing videos to girls... Intimidating... Taking a bow. If a girl is dead with another boy, then these abusive gurus are taking it as an opportunity. They are threatening to give TC and send that matter to four people and taking surrender. When a girl gets caught in her net, with her help, she pulls two or three into the net. I can't say these things out because of the limits of my poor authority. I know very well about you sir... Sir, bring good understanding of this matter in the society especially in the girls."
About a person who was raped three years ago on a four-year-old baby and became a criminal... In the case of trying to know about the mental state of these insects, in a high-security premises, a high-ranking official... Brother's words with me.
Many people would have seen this in my childhood friend's classes. At the end, after calling the boys to the stage and sending the photo, calling the girls... I will turn off the mic and talk to them for five minutes. You should have understood after seeing the above name what I had told them.
Another incident that happened three months ago.
That is a big city. A village/or colony coming down to its edge. There's a weed... The blade batches would have been a blast. There was no end to their stoppage. If anyone stops harassing girls, their whole body will be cut off. The situation where no one dares to tell the police fearing their restrictions. The subject came to my attention including the photos. The best leader of that state... Immediately brought to the attention of the city's highest police officer. Several steps have been taken. If you think that the problem is completely erased, it becomes innocence. It has come under control.
This is real life.
Batches of marijuana... Blade batches. Fedophile monsters... Now in every village....
Our mainstream media doesn't see this.
Something better if in the cities.
In many villages, when evening passes seven... There is no situation for girls to cross the house.
Anything can happen at any time.
If you oppose, that's all.
Inseparable relationship between politicians and blade batches.
Their mining... The sand... Mafia army is this batch of marijuana. Their flexies would have been tied... This batch is the one who moves people to meetings.
These are the ones who sell cannabis.
They are the ones... These are the ones.
The general population is well aware of these things.
To whom it needs to be told... Don't know what to do.
Getting mental relief by seeing dramatic solutions on silver screen to problems that are not resolved in real life has been there for ages.
Marijuana... Irumudi team completely solved the Fidophili problem.
Father-daughter sentiment for that... Ayyappa pooja has been added sentiment and made the mass more impressive.
That's why the movie is getting so much response.
Today's rural atmosphere... The good and the bad in it... They have drawn it to touch the hearts.
In many aspects including wearing clothes, this cinema people have captured the heart of today's village.
The problem shown in the movie Iru Mudi is 100% true.
In every village a little bit different... What high school girls are going through.
Now the solution will be cinematic.
"Balamitra keep a class... If a movie called "Educate" is made, will anyone watch it?
In the role of Ravi Teja, every father who gave birth to a girl will enter Parakaya.
That's why they are getting so mixed up.
Father and daughter sentiment... Very powerful drama element. Putting it to good use.
It would have been nice if it had been said somewhere that not all teachers will be like this.
Salute to the teachers who work in government schools.
"They will go to school late... They are blaming that they will not teach lessons properly.
There is no truth to this.
But the harsh reality is that some antisocial forces in villages are suffering from the misery of giving alcohol, marijuana to their school children and taking liquor and marijuana. Doing their best to put children on the right path.
Crooks are everywhere.
Don't blame the whole system.
Didn't make it in the movies... As the use of government school uniform is not being able to tell about the good things, it has become as if we have given birth to such misconduct.
Irumudi people liked it.
Reason pointed out today's problem... Should we squeeze hearts...
Watch the movie...
A lot of people will like it.
But think about one thing.
The problem is real.
Then the solution should also be real.
Where are the powers that supported that politician today? As shown in the movie, just because one or two people die, the problem is not solved.
Open your mind and talk with your child.
Take the problem to society bravely.
A lot of Facebook friends. "Sir, see this... Watch and tell your opinion." Let me ask... Couldn't stop watching. Just saw this.
- A person who has put into practice what Manemma told since long ago.
As the snow melts ...
If the temperature is below zero, the water will freeze and turn to ice.
Temperature is always below zero on mountain peaks higher than 6000 meters above sea level. And it is always snowing out there.
The snow on the hill is slowly moving down the valley.
Snow moving down like this is called a glacier.
Earth has been warming for the past few years.
Reasons for this in today's situation:
1. Use of coal for electricity. Gas and electricity consumption in homes and industries - 45% is the reason.
2. Vehicles that move on the earth... Flights are - 15% the reason.
3. Deforestation for real estate to build new industries, modern agriculture, projects - 38% reason.
4. Data Centers, Digital Devices - 2% Reason.
Death is ahead!
Now artificial intelligence has started. In today's situation, artificial intelligence data centers are using 15% of electricity. By 2030 this will be 40%.
Data centers have released 286 tonnes of coal gas in 2025 itself. By 2030 this will be 2.5 billion tonnes.
If there is more coal gas in the air, the atmosphere will get hotter.
Not only that, those data centers are electric monsters.
Coal is needed for the use of electricity.
I mean digging in the woods... Cutting down the woods.
Projects should be built even if it is hydro electricity. That means deforestation.
Need a shift to solar, wind and electricity. But it's not happening much.
Another threat to the climate... Flights for the next five years. The numbers of these are growing tremendously.
Poisonous propaganda:
The Pacific Ocean warming is the reason for all this... Campaigning as El Nino.
People don't know science.
El Nino is not the new beginning now.
Natural process happening for millions of years.
The weather is heating up not because of El Nino.
As the weather warms up, El Nino is getting more frequent.
Traders will do anything.
Six years ago there it is corona said... Lockdown has been imposed all over the world.
As a result, online businesses have increased hundred times.
Commodity purchases, toxic entertainment, marijuana, betting, online loans, online adult businesses... This whole toxic anaconda has spread everywhere.
If you look back... All of this in one way... As per the plan... Don't you feel like it happened at least now?
This is just that!
Himalayas, Antarctica, snow melted, sea levels increased, in states like Orissa, Bengal, coastal areas dwellings are not submerged by water as another gateway... Countries like Nepal and Bhutan should disappear... Harappa civilization law digital age world will be destroyed due to floods and fire accidents...
This flood business will not stop.
Plays are fun.
What do you think about the plays?
Just like plastic consumption plays...
Instead of gossiping about not using plastic, plastic production can be banned, right?
Environmental protection - not an election agenda...
That is a child that nobody cares about. Like the financial problem of the middle class person... So no political party will pick up that orphan child.
Courts won't accept if lifted.
That's just that!
Cloud explosions, lightning floods, glacier lake explosions in rainy days... Hailstorms become common in summer.
All we can do is make our habitat in the right place... Not going to the mountain areas in March to August... Checking the weather indicators on the way out of the house.
*Part-3*
The Failure of a Son; A Peaceful Death!
That one blow was enough. Sriramulu could never forgive his son for the rest of his life.
In the years that followed, Amarnath trained hundreds and thousands of people through Civil Services, Group-1, Group-2 and DSC coaching. He helped produce teachers and officers. He earned enormous recognition and fame through his educational institutions.
Yet Sriramulu’s heart never found peace.
He had wanted his son to become a doctor.
“He could not become one. He is a failure.”
That pain remained in his mind forever.
To him, being a doctor was a sacred profession. A secure profession. Compared to that, running a coaching institute seemed like a risky business.
That was the story of Amarnath—the “failure” son.
No matter how much he achieved, Amarnath could never completely satisfy his father.
The story remained the same until the very end.
God is somewhere above!
Sitting there... playing His own mysterious games.
Could Amarnath, who never entered MBBS, ever get an opportunity to treat people's illnesses?
Yes.
And that opportunity came during the COVID pandemic—in the most unexpected and extraordinary manner.
During the pandemic, Amarnath did something that, according to those who experienced his help, even many doctors and hospitals could not do. Through his writings and guidance, he helped countless people during a time of fear and uncertainty.
Would you believe that doctors in India and abroad shared Amarnath's COVID-related Facebook posts in their family WhatsApp groups?
His posts went viral.
For people who felt helpless and had nowhere to turn, he became a source of support.
Those who witnessed it may believe it when I say that during the first, second and third waves, Amarnath provided COVID-related guidance to nearly one lakh people through his Messenger.
But Sriramulu was not there to witness any of this.
By then, he had been gone for six years.
Perhaps, from somewhere above, he would have felt happy seeing the son who could not become a doctor become, in his own way, a “COVID doctor” during one of the most difficult periods in human history.
Perhaps that is why...
After forgiving his son, Sriramulu returned to the family in the form of his son's grandson.
After completing his postgraduate studies at Sri Venkateswara University, Amarnath came to Hyderabad in the name of Civil Services coaching.
During his university days, Sriramulu was never particularly happy with the course his son was studying.
“Why didn't you join MBBS?” he would wonder.
On top of that, there were the heavy hostel expenses.
That was another difficult phase in the relationship between father and son.
Whenever Amarnath came home from the hostel, his father would scold him severely.
“If I go home, all I will get is scolding anyway,” Amarnath thought.
So, he too gradually stopped going home regularly.
During the same period, Latha completed a diploma in Catering and Food Technology through Padmavathi Women's Polytechnic and later joined the Bambino Noodles Factory.
Amarnath took responsibility and arranged his sister's marriage with Ramachandra, a friend from his university days.
A few days after Amarnath came to Hyderabad for Civil Services coaching, Sriramulu and Jamuna sold their house and agricultural land in Perumalla Khandiga and returned to their native village.
With Amarnath now living in Hyderabad, his connection with Perumalla Khandiga was cut.
For a period, memories of that village would return to him as dreams—sometimes three times a month.
Three years ago, Amarnath returned to that village and contributed towards the construction of a temple there.
A divine play.
A twist in the story.
After coming to Hyderabad, Amarnath pursued Civil Services coaching and later secured a seat at the University of Hyderabad.
The young man did not like asking his father for money anymore.
If he asked for money, his father would scold him.
“What are you doing with your life?” his father would ask.
After all...
Vasireddy blood.
Ego.
And from that day until today, Amarnath has tried to grow on his own—without taking money from anyone and without expecting anyone's property.
While preparing for the Civil Services examinations, Amarnath got a job in the Railways.
By then, Latha was living in Delhi, connected with JNU.
While he was still attempting the Civil Services examinations, Amarnath decided that he wanted to marry a working woman.
Through a marriage broker, a proposal came from Podili.
Amarnath informed his father through a letter.
Sriramulu immediately objected.
“No. I don't want alliances from here and there. The match should be from Chittoor district.”
He insisted and eventually arranged a match from Puttur.
Meanwhile, Sriramulu retired first, followed by Jamunamma.
They started a small school in their village.
However, it did not run successfully and was eventually closed.
Sriramulu never truly forgave his son for not becoming a doctor and fulfilling his dream.
He lived with that dissatisfaction.
He did not like the idea of buying a flat in Ameerpet.
Ritika's health problems also worried and disturbed him.
Sriramulu...
He was a Seethayya type of person!
He would not listen to anyone.
He spent his final years with considerable dissatisfaction.
In 2010, his health deteriorated and he suffered a heart attack.
He was admitted to CMC.
Although approximately five lakh rupees were spent on treatment, his health continued to decline.
During the next four years of his life, Sriramulu suffered from several mental and memory-related problems.
Eventually, he came to Hyderabad.
He spent his final days at Ritika Gardens.
On 13 November 2014, Sriramulu passed away.
A man who had hardly ever gone to a hospital during his lifetime spent his final four years struggling with multiple health problems.
Perhaps the main reason was this:
A lack of mental peace.
A lack of satisfaction.
How Did Jamunamma Achieve a Peaceful Death?
“I should never become dependent on hospitals. I should not break a leg or a hand, become confined to a bed, and live depending on others.”
That was Jamunamma's wish.
And she achieved exactly what she wanted.
For many years, she had several minor health problems.
Her heart was weak.
Asthma.
Weak lungs.
Allergies.
Yet she lived comfortably.
Happily.
She enjoyed life.
Sriramulu's grave was at Ritika Gardens.
Jamunamma wanted her final resting place to be there as well.
That was why, during the last six or seven years of her life, she did not like going away to other places.
She was afraid that if she died somewhere else, she would be buried there.
She had closely witnessed her husband's final days.
She understood something important:
Unnecessary worry can create more problems.
There was a ten-year age difference between Sriramulu and Jamunamma.
Sriramulu died in 2014 at the age of 84.
Jamunamma died in 2026 at the age of 86.
Despite having health problems, Jamunamma lived two years longer than her husband.
And not merely longer.
Sriramulu's death was not an easy one.
But Jamunamma's was peaceful.
How?
What was the secret?
Happiness!
After her husband's death, Jamunamma lived for another twelve years.
She watched her son, daughter and grandchildren grow.
She was happy.
She ate well.
She enjoyed life.
She stayed away from endless desires, regrets and sighs of dissatisfaction.
On August 8, she went with her son to the new house that she had built.
On the 8th and 9th, she spent time happily with everyone there.
She played Daayalu with her daughter Latha.
She enjoyed her grandson and daughter-in-law's birthday celebration.
After three years, she visited her husband's grave at Ritika Gardens.
Seeing it, she broke down in tears.
Then she returned home.
Perhaps she felt that all her wishes had finally been fulfilled.
On August 15, she developed a viral fever.
On Sunday night, she happily ate pakoras—something she liked.
Then, on Monday morning at around 3 a.m., she began calling out:
“Muruga... Muruga...”
Perhaps the final call had come.
On Monday morning, she developed diarrhea.
When the doctor was contacted about giving her saline, he reportedly said:
“It is okay. I gave her medicines only recently. Bring her in the evening.”
That evening, Jamunamma walked from her house to the clinic.
The doctor checked her and said:
“Her pulse has gone down. Take her to a bigger hospital.”
By the time she reached there, the doctors reportedly said that her heart had stopped around fifteen minutes earlier and the blood supply to the brain had been cut off.
They attempted to restart and maintain her heart function.
Jamunamma had walked out of her house, sat in the car, and within a few minutes, she slipped into unconsciousness.
Her son, daughter-in-law and daughter admitted her to Yashoda Hospital and spent approximately three lakh rupees.
Until Tuesday afternoon at 12:04 p.m., she was technically kept alive through medical support.
But she knew nothing of it.
Around 6 p.m. on Monday, she had lost consciousness.
Her long journey of life had, in reality, come to an end.
Sriramulu had returned to his son in the form of a grandson.
But what about Jamunamma?
Had she decided that she had experienced enough of the joys and sorrows of this world?
Had she chosen to merge with Lord Shiva?
Throughout their lives, Sriramulu and Jamunamma experienced both hardship and happiness.
But their old age unfolded in two completely different ways.
That is the story.
A lesson large enough for many lives.
The Lessons From Their Lives
1. Simplicity had another name: Jamuna and Sriramulu.
2. Work hard and earn money. Do not live for show. Do not spend beyond your capacity. Save for tomorrow.
That is a lesson every person should learn from their life story.
3. Villages are like mothers. They support us during difficult times.
Urban life comes with many struggles and uncertainties.
That was their philosophy of life.
4. No matter how far life takes you, one day you should return to your native place and settle there.
That was their firm belief.
Even at the age of sixty, Jamunamma showed extraordinary determination by bringing water in pots from wells and public taps and building her own house in her native village.
5. There was always a cow in the shed at their home.
It had to be taken out to graze in the evening.
Fresh milk had to be boiled and given to the children.
That was their way of life.
6. No matter how busy they were, they remained ideal teachers who helped shape and uplift the lives of countless students.
They were truly remarkable people.
If Vasireddy Amarnath—who shared their blood, their genes and, most importantly, their upbringing—has today become a successful educationist, is there really anything surprising about it?
Matru Devo Bhava!
Pitru Devo Bhava!
Acharya Devo Bhava!
Mother is God.
Father is God.
Teacher is God.
And when one's mother and father are also one's teachers...
That life is truly blessed!
Growth... is only for Collapse!
Rajinikanth's Baashha had excessive violence.
But there was a logic behind it. There was an emotion behind it.
That was cinema from the pre-digital era!
Every alcoholic's journey begins with just one peg.
After some time, it becomes two... three... half a bottle... then a full bottle.
At one stage...
He has to drink to fall asleep.
And the moment he wakes up, he has to drink on an empty stomach.
That is the illusion of the dopamine high.
After some months... or years... alcohol no longer gives him the same kick.
Then comes marijuana... drugs!
Digital toxicity follows the same dopamine pathway!
Once upon a time, people watched one movie in a theatre once a month - or perhaps once in three months.
When television first arrived, it was perhaps one movie a week.
After satellite television came, it became one movie a day.
Then came the smartphone...
Movies all day... reels... videos... video games.
If you drink once in a while, you may feel a kick. But someone who drinks all day will no longer feel that kick.
To feel it again, he needs something stronger.
Just like someone shifting from alcohol to marijuana, digital consumers too begin demanding more - excessive violence, stories without logic, crude language, and, in the name of being "bold," increasingly explicit content.
In the early days of smartphones, Arjun Reddy arrived.
The youth of that time - today's uncles and aunties - went absolutely crazy over that film.
"They are only showing what happens in society, aren't they?" they argued.
True!
Every person goes to the toilet in the morning.
But in the name of reality, do people take photographs of that and post close-ups of everything?
Yesterday's youth - don't you put on makeup, take a hundred photographs, select the best four or five, and post only those on social media?
Is that hypocrisy?
If you like a girl, do you simply walk up to her and publicly announce, "She is mine"?
Even if you are buying a sheep at a market, there is a process of negotiation.
Only if the owner agrees does the sheep become yours!
But in Arjun Reddy, even such basic logic does not seem to apply in the name of love.
For the youth and many women of that period, that toxicity appeared to be love. Anyone who criticised it was attacked.
Gradually, the toxicity increased.
From three pegs... to a full bottle... and then even beyond that.
Some time ago, I went to Goa.
Just to pass the time, I went to watch KGF.
My head started spinning.
There was no logic... only spectacle and violence.
At times, the level of violence felt grotesque beyond imagination.
That was when I understood that, for those addicted to digital toxicity, this was the ultimate feast.
Trying to counsel someone who has already become deeply addicted may not always be enough.
When destructive behaviour reaches an extreme level, society must respond with appropriate intervention, boundaries and, where necessary, legal action.
But I thought, "Let it grow... let it grow."
Won't something that keeps growing eventually break?
Won't the excess eventually collapse under its own weight?
After KGF, there came more films - before and after it - travelling along similar lines.
Animal... Marco... Pushpa 2... Akhanda...
From small heroes to Rajinikanth, many appear to be travelling down the same road.
If it keeps increasing, won't it eventually break?
Won't the burden finally become unbearable?
They say Yash is a Pan-India hero.
Fine - Pan-India, Beeda India, Gutka India... whatever label you want to use!
"It is a gangster story," they say.
The poison is right there in the very description.
Toxic.
Once again, they returned expecting another harvest of money like KGF.
But as I said earlier, when violence itself becomes the overdose, there is no need for a story. There is no need for logic.
For those addicted to the overdose, story and logic do not matter.
They want more and more intensity.
An overdose.
But society is beginning to change.
Slowly... very slowly.
The younger generation is beginning to talk about digital detox.
They are slowly realising that if they do not stay away from the endless reels and excessive violence, the consequences could be disastrous.
There are two films I have not watched, and I do not intend to watch them.
But one positive trend I am noticing is this:
People are beginning to reject toxic films filled with excessive, senseless violence.
Films that have at least some story and emotion are receiving positive responses.
Irumudi, for example, is reportedly receiving positive reviews. However, I have heard that teachers were insulted in the film, and for that reason, I will not watch it.
It is only a small step.
We still have a long way to walk.
A society that has travelled far down a destructive path must take many steps back.
Just because technology has developed...
we should not glorify everything that is crude, vulgar or degrading in the name of entertainment or freedom.
We do not need to celebrate toxicity simply because it can now be packaged, streamed and consumed digitally.
Nature itself has a way of correcting excess.
One final point, unrelated to the main topic of this post!
May your devotion remain peaceful and meaningful!
Pray at home. Visit and worship at a nearby temple.
Three years ago, I wrote that the climate was becoming increasingly unstable and that cloudbursts and extreme weather events could become more common.
During the April–September period, please think carefully before undertaking unnecessary or purely recreational journeys to the Himalayas.
Mountain weather can change suddenly, and extreme events can place entire families at risk.
Please travel responsibly, follow official weather and local authority warnings, and do not leave your family with lifelong sorrow because of an avoidable decision.
Please share this message with others.
Since we started the school in 2001, we have been telling children not to eat junk food - pizza, burgers, Coke, Pepsi, and packet foods such as potato chips.
Even then, our children were not regular consumers of junk food.
Of course, they used to eat it occasionally.
But after COVID, we imposed a strict ban on two things: junk food and mobile phones. We explained the reasons firmly and in a way that touched the children's minds.
Now, our children simply do not go near either of them.
We have visited Munnar five times in the past. Earlier, as soon as the ghat road began, at least ten children would start vomiting on the bus. We would have to stop at two or three places.
Yesterday, we had lunch at Kothamangalam at 2 PM and then began our journey. We had three buses in total.
As soon as the ghat road began, we distributed plastic covers to the children. The journey through the ghat roads lasted for nearly three hours.
We did not stop anywhere.
And not a single child vomited - not even one - across all three buses.
Earlier, whenever we reached Munnar, some children would complain, "Sir, I have a headache," or "I am feeling weak," and some would even feel faint.
But yesterday, they all looked extremely energetic.
Just see how much healthy food habits can influence the body!
I have been posting photographs, haven't I?
Look carefully at our children and see how many of them are obese like many city children of today.
Almost none.
They are all fit. Smart.
And there are no silly phones constantly stuck in their hands!
The hotel staff are shocked.
"School children usually have mobile phones in their hands, and they create so much nuisance. But we don't see either of those things here. Can children really be this disciplined?" they ask.
Parenting and education matter!
Did you understand?
Good morning!
Suprabaadam!
(You have to read it in Malayalam. Don't think it is a spelling mistake!)
For the sake of my mother
Our Vandemataram Srinivas sings!
Sunday - 30-08
The Story of Ayyoramma!
PART – 1
She was a teacher.
She woke up at 2:30 in the morning.
What? Are you wondering whether she had school duty so early?
There was still plenty of time before she had to go to school.
But before going to school, Ayyoramma had many responsibilities to take care of.
The milk depot vehicle used to arrive in their village at 3:30 a.m. So, by three o’clock, the milk had to be ready.
First, she would sprinkle the front yard with a mixture of cow dung and water. Then she would milk the cows.
Once the milk was delivered, could she not go back and sleep for a while?
No...
There was always some household work waiting.
This was not her routine for just one day.
For months... years... and decades, this was Ayyoramma's daily life.
Farm work...
Taking care of the cows...
Household work...
Cooking...
And after doing all this, she would still go to school regularly and perform her duties as a teacher.
But wait!
At the end of every month, she received her salary on time.
So why did this teacher need to sell milk?
Are you wondering about that?
Ayyo Rama!
Today, many people know how to spend beyond their means, fall into debt, and live a life of credit cards and EMIs just to maintain appearances.
Things were different in those days.
Work was considered sacred.
One had to work.
One had to earn.
And one had to save for future needs.
That was the path followed by the hardworking generation of those days—a generation that had seen droughts, famines and countless hardships.
The name of the Ayyoramma in our story was Jamuna.
Her father was Keshavulu, a small farmer.
During severe droughts, when the wells and ponds had dried up, he worked as a railway gangman.
Later, he developed a serious illness such as cancer and died at a relatively young age.
His wife, Manikyam, was an extraordinarily determined woman.
In those days, almost every village had several women who had lost their husbands. With determination, courage and sheer willpower, they raised their children and helped them become successful in life.
Manikyam had less than an acre of cultivated land and a small piece of dry land.
There were no widow pensions or old-age pensions in those days.
How she managed to raise her children is a story in itself!
Her elder daughter became a teacher.
Her son, Krishna, got a job at BHEL in Hyderabad.
In those days, getting a job in Hyderabad was considered almost as prestigious as getting a job in America today.
Even jobs in America are now facing visa-related uncertainties.
But in those days, a job in a government-sector organisation was considered an enormous achievement.
Manikyam's younger daughter, Kalavathi, was married into a family in Bengaluru.
In the same village lived a farmer named Balayya.
He had four sons and two daughters.
Today, even people earning a lakh of rupees a month sometimes feel that raising a second child would be difficult.
But people thought differently in those days.
Children were considered an asset.
Their thinking was simple:
"Will there ever be a shortage of work to do?"
Balayya owned only about an acre of land.
How could he support such a large family?
Sheep rearing became an additional source of income.
His eldest son was Perumal.
The second was Nallayya.
Both worked in agriculture and looked after the sheep.
The third son was Sriramulu.
Unlike everyone else in the family, he was fair, delicate and well-built.
He studied up to the fifth standard in the village school.
Then his father Balayya said:
“Enough of studies! Go and tend the sheep!”
But his mother, Bhagyamma, thought differently.
She felt that her son was intelligent, delicate and not suited to spending his life under the scorching sun.
“If we send him to tend sheep, he will become dark and may not be able to tolerate the heat. If he studies and gets a job, he can live a comfortable life,” she told her husband.
The men of the Vasireddy family were known to be extremely stubborn!
They did not easily listen to what others had to say.
There was also the ego problem.
And those were the days of a strongly male-dominated society.
But somehow, through her persistence and determination, Bhagyamma finally convinced Balayya.
Sriramulu went to a neighbouring village, continued his education, completed his teacher training course, and eventually became a government teacher.
Sriramulu developed feelings for Jamuna, the daughter of Manikyam.
She was his cousin's daughter according to their family relationship.
He also helped her in becoming a teacher.
And eventually, they became one.
Sriramulu and Jamuna.
The same village.
The same profession.
The same journey.
These are the days when someone with five lakh rupees in hand behaves as though they own five crores.
Whether their income supports it or not, many people want to live better than the person next door.
There is nothing wrong with working hard, earning money and living comfortably.
But today, society is full of people who borrow beyond their capacity, sell ancestral property, buy luxury cars, and purchase expensive phones through instalments—the kings of credit cards and queens of EMIs.
The debt-ridden generation of today must know the story of Jamuna and Sriramulu.
They had a simple philosophy:
No need for city life. Village life is enough.
Living in a city meant rent and many other expenses.
There was little opportunity for additional income.
Besides, they were born and raised in villages.
Old age eventually brought them to Hyderabad to live near their son.
But until then, they always chose village life.
Vennampalli... Kolamasinapalli...
Wherever they worked, that became their home.
After their marriage, they lived in Nalla Venkataiah Garipalli.
Their first son died soon after birth.
As a result, Jamuna had to endure a few hurtful remarks suggesting that she might remain childless.
But her hopes eventually came true.
While living in Nalla Venkataiah Garipalli, they were blessed with a son and a daughter.
While living in that village, their son found someone who was like a grandmother, though not related by blood—Govindamma.
Giving the child an oil massage and bathing him became Govindamma's responsibility.
For as long as she lived, Govindamma continued her close relationship with the family.
Her son, Keshavulu Naidu, is now the Sarpanch of that village and an important elder in the community.
Govindamma's daughter is Kamala.
Would you believe that the relationship between a teacher and a student could continue with deep respect and affection for sixty years?
When Jamunamma was working as a teacher in Nalla Venkataiah Garipalli, a young boy studied under her for the first and second classes.
That boy's name was Rajendra.
Later, Rajendra grew into a prominent industrialist in Bengaluru and became a leader associated with the Telugu community in Karnataka.
For sixty years, wherever Jamunamma lived, Rajendra made it a point to visit her regularly.
Every time, he would bow at her feet and seek her blessings.
It was a teacher-student relationship worthy of being recorded in history.
A bond that could serve as an example to everyone.
The relationship between Teacher Jamunamma and her student Rajendra was truly special.
Whether it was coincidence or something more...
Just three weeks before Jamunamma's death, Rajendra came to meet her again.
They spent time together and spoke at length.
When he heard the news of her death, he broke down and cried like a small child.
In a society where we hear horrifying incidents of violence against teachers and school principals, there is something profound to learn from Rajendra Naidu.
Respect for a teacher is not merely a lesson from a textbook. It is a value that can last a lifetime.
Today’s News – My Analysis
1. ₹41 lakh gift for every child born – Singapore Government
The Singapore government is reportedly offering major financial incentives for every child born, in the backdrop of a declining population.
Do you remember the posts I have written over the last two years saying that governments would eventually take such steps because of falling birth rates, and that children would become the real wealth in the coming years?
2. Trump administration attempts mass cancellation of two lakh visas
The Trump administration is reportedly trying to cancel around two lakh visas. Some Indian youngsters, unable to find jobs, are said to be falling into severe distress and even taking their own lives.
Until now, it was one way. From now on, it will be another way.
How many posts have I written over the last three years saying that going to America may no longer be the best option for everyone?
3. Patna turns into a battleground – unemployed youth take to the streets
From 1980 to 1997, there was a wave of government and public-sector jobs.
From 1997 to 2020, there was a massive wave of software and IT jobs.
Now, with the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence, unemployment is likely to become a much more serious problem.
For the next five or six years, this could become one of the biggest challenges faced by governments. I have been writing about this repeatedly for the last seven or eight months.
4. Five members of the same family die by suicide at Srisailam Satram
Debt and health problems are reported to be the reasons.
How many times have I written that financial difficulties may increase in the coming years, and advised people to save money, avoid unnecessary expenses, and stay away from excessive debt?
And when it comes to health, our food habits and lifestyle also play a major role.
5. “The struggle will not stop until the pending fee dues are paid”
Governments have been under severe financial pressure for a long time.
Old debts, retirement benefits, welfare schemes and other commitments continue to increase.
Today's governments often appear to be running a financial rotation system—borrowing, spending, repaying, and borrowing again.
If this financial bubble bursts, it is difficult to imagine how badly ordinary lives could be affected.
6. Swine flu cases in Delhi
I have not written about this earlier.
It is not only Delhi. Similar viral illnesses are also spreading in Hyderabad.
For three or four days, people are experiencing fever, chills, body pains and mild headaches. Dengue, on the other hand, can sometimes cause more severe headache and other symptoms. A cough may continue for about a week.
A stubborn virus appears to be spreading.
However, symptoms of flu, dengue, COVID and other infections can overlap. Vitamin D, B-complex, vitamin C or zinc supplements should not be treated as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Similarly, a CT scan or blood tests may sometimes be medically necessary depending on symptoms and risk factors.
Be careful—but do not panic.
7. The controversy over “22-A”
Sometimes, one revenue department alone can become enough to bring down the reputation of a ruling party.
If officials have included land with no genuine dispute in such restricted or disputed-property lists, there should be accountability and serious action against those responsible.
8. The rising price of fine rice
It is not only fine rice. The prices of many food items are increasing sharply.
Middle-class families are already facing financial pressure.
In the coming months, this situation may become even more difficult.
El Niño may be only one of several contributing factors. I wrote three months ago that food shortages and pressure on food supplies could become a serious concern.
Unemployment... inflation... financial difficulties... drought... social unrest... protests...
This may define the situation for the coming months.
Darkness and light. Colour and chaos.
Life itself is a Deepavali.
Gold prices have increased again!
I keep saying it .. "Don't sell out .. Asi grow "
Market fluctuations are always natural.
"Oh my god .. Oh my god .. Don't sell gold by seeing the fraudulent news that Gold is like that.
Grass season is ahead.
Keep it hidden for that .
Those who want to buy new can buy.
Slowly the rate is increasing.
Don't borrow and buy.
Don't buy for immediate profits.
Gold and Silver .. Both are not the same . The stability of gold prices is not a silver pot.
In the coming 2-3 years .. Opportunity for political and economic upheaval around the world. Beware of Tasmath. Don't go for luxury . Save up .
Yesterday ..
In Hyderabad .. In a school in picket
On the occasion of Varalakshmi Vratam, a woman teacher has come to school with a saree traditionally.
Upper class student loudly " uncle what have you come prepared .... Abomination abomination ... " he said .
That teacher slapped him on the face and took him to the principal's room.
Principal told to bring parents.
Now parents will say sorry. They say don't spoil the life of a child. Even that childish person will say sorry .. Net taught him where to go down.
After four days, he will not take revenge on that lady teacher.. Those who guarantee that there will not be news of murder of female teacher in school, raise your hands!
That's why I'm telling you!
If there is no effort to reduce the mobile addiction of children in your school .. If children are turning into vampires using mobile, leave the job and run away.
Zomato Swiggy Delivery Zepto Blinkit doing the works... If it is not possible, you can earn more than 500 as a laborer by standing on the road in the morning.
1. Teenage infatuation {it is not love}.
2. Premarital sexual relationships.
3. Alcohol consumption and smoking.
4. Marijuana and drugs.
5. If it is a girl, hatred towards men; if it is a boy, hatred towards women.
6. Becoming addicted to luxury and constantly chasing money through easy and shortcut methods.
7. Betting, gambling and online loans.
8. Violent behaviour, sadism and a complete loss of sensitivity.
9. A criminal mindset, suicidal or homicidal thoughts.
10. Destruction of education.
11. Becoming an anti-social force.
12. Addiction to pornography, using abusive language and engaging in activities inappropriate for one's age.
13. Remaining glued to the mobile phone day and night, leading to sleeplessness.
14. A rebellious attitude.
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Just give a smartphone to a child today and watch. Before long, they will achieve at least two or three of the above "accomplishments."
Parents!
If your child is addicted to using a mobile phone, even God may not be able to protect your life and property.
Teachers! Lecturers!
If the students in your school or college become addicted to mobile phones and you are unable to reduce their addiction, then quit your job and leave. As long as you are alive, you can survive somehow.
Especially women below the age of 35 - run away! There is every possibility that a student in your class could turn into a Keechaka towards you.
To those political parties and leaders who remain silent and surrender to the international digital mafia, even while the world is going up in flames:
The consequences of the sins you commit will not disappear. You cannot escape them. The very position or power for which you are compromising will eventually be taken away.
Just wait and watch!
https://youtu.be/VGw1VZDE6Ow?si=O97b-2whx3dmBUrs
Greetings, friends!
Thank you so much for giving a special place in your hearts to good literature. 
We hope you will enjoy and appreciate this heartwarming song.
- Vanjavaka Satish Reddy (Lyricist)
Harivilluna.. | Telugu full video song | Vanjavaka lyrics
Dear Parents!
Some lessons in life are not learned merely by listening—they are learned by witnessing them.
Today, Amarnath is performing the final rites of his beloved mother, Vasireddy Jamunamma.
It is an opportunity to witness an important lesson in life.
She lived a full and meaningful life of 87 years.
But what truly matters is not how long we live—it is how deeply we love.
What remains behind is love, values, and legacy.
When children witness a son performing the final rites of his mother, they are not simply witnessing a farewell—they are witnessing a profound lesson.
They see love being honoured.
They see gratitude being put into action.
They see a son fulfilling his final responsibility towards his mother.
This is the true essence of Sangamam.
This is not a lesson that can be learned from a book. These are rituals of the heart and lessons for life.
If you are coming, please bring your children along.
Let them witness a son's final tribute to his mother.
Let them understand that people may leave us, but the love they gave us and the values they instilled in us remain with us forever.
They may not remember every ritual they witness...
But they will remember the feeling.
And that feeling will teach them how to love, how to respect, and how precious gratitude truly is.
This is Sangamam!
Rituals of the Heart,
Lessons for Life.
An eight year old girl is singing on a TV channel just now!
Hammer finger in Jandyala movie .. Clothes will dry quickly if you dry in the sun .. If you jump from the top of the neck, you will get damaged .. He finds some amazing things like this. After reading this news, I remembered the great man Jandyala.
https://epaper.andhrajyothy.com/article/Hyderabad_Main_II...
My post on 25th May .. Please read it carefully .
Which side is India's black money flow more now?
1. Switzerland
2 gulf
3. America of America
4. London
Big clue for you !
200 years they have robbed our wealth ! Now black money is being thrown to Assamese people!
The country is ours, the glory is ours..
The country is ours, the glory is ours..
The flag that is flying is ours..
Morality is ours, race is ours..
America Texas teacher is crying and saying something. Even if you don't understand English, the matter will be understood. . . For the same reason Vizag psychiatric centre is full of children.. This explanation is in Telugu. Problem is okay . Is there a solution to this ? If you watch till the end, that is also there. The problem is how many people will understand and obey!
Satish garu has broken the pot !
Some things that no one knows !
"Engineering / Medicine.. It is getting difficult for those who have come into the job market by doing it.
If caught, the salary is fifty sixty thousand. I just saw a post saying "In this situation, some young women are earning four to twenty lakhs per month in the name of paid subscription".About three years ago when it was 60 thousand.. " buy it .. Growing heavily "
Told you that !
So many people bought in !
At one stage it became one lakh and sixty!
Due to various reasons, it has been reduced to one lakh and thirty!
Even if not at that level in the past, there is a chance to increase in the coming days!
Don't borrow and buy!
If you have money in hand, buy gold!
Don't expect instant profits !
Price will increase on long term basis!
Price can be reduced due to market correction from time to time! Don't be afraid !
Silver .. Gold is not trustworthy ! There is no consistency !
Your house is not gold !
Robbery !
In the wake of the rapidly changing technology
1. It doesn't matter how many degrees there are. It's all about how much talent you have !
2. It's not about how much experience you have ! It's important how quickly we learn!
Continuous study !
Cognitive necessity !
In the wake of the rapidly changing technology
1. It doesn't matter how many degrees there are. It's all about how much talent you have !
2. It's not about how much experience you have ! It's important how quickly we learn!
Continuous study !
Cognitive necessity !
Vasireddy Sri Ramulu, Jamunamma!
AI enhancements to an old photo!
He is the one !
If you forget the fundamentals, that's all!
1 . How much air for the tree .. Your expenses .. Income must be clothing . No imitation . Don't fall for the bullshit. If you want to live better .. Income needs to be increased . If expenses increase instead of income increase .. The debts ... The threats of life .
2 . Debt is not a mistake . For the sake of improvement .. Can be borrowed . That too is bank debts . Loan is okay for buying property, building construction etc. If the bank is light, loans will be given for 12-14% {meaning rupee interest } . Your property will be mortgaged and borrowed. If you can't pay the debt with salary, you can sell the property and pay the debt. There will not be a completely sinking situation.
3. No to private loans. Importantly, do not reject loans of interest exceeding two rupees { 24% } . If you take loan for three to four or more interest, it will be your neck .. He will hang on the neck of your family members, as if he is tightening. No business company in the world is making profits beyond 36%. By the time competition increases, 20% profits are also skyrocketing. Interest of 2 rupees is more. If you take loan for three to four rupees interest, you cannot repay it. Those who give loans at high interest rates like this .. Feeding the rowdies, they will commit crimes and atrocities in debt collection. If you take loan from them, half of the house is dangerous. Interest increases with time. Do you think that you can sell the property of ancestors and pay the debt? That work can be done earlier. Is it possible to take a loan ?
4. Don't give loans with the expectation of high interest. Don't owe anyone a loan. Don't fall for the hype.
" There are no words .. There are no words to say . I am not a bank .. "Will not give loan" and say it firmly. It is better to be honest than the last dishonesty. It is better to be blamed beforehand than to be blamed and spoiling the relationship by looting money. " N O T H I N G .. If you don't have money now, you will come again for loan after six months.
If you say "I will not give" you will not come for loan in life.
Those who stop being slaves to luxuries and eat pappu also are cockroaches. You will be drowned by doing rallies using your face words. And they will all be drowned . So don't lend . If you want to help, give as much as you can freely. At the same time no utensils donation.
5. 1997-2020 -- The golden age of software has passed. The world is money... It has come to our country. That era is over . In many European countries people are dinky for money. Their foreign tours have gone downhill. The standards of living have been reduced. Especially the young generation are struggling to not reach even half of the life spent by their parents. That situation has not come in our country yet. Let's wish not to come. Build up the luxuries. Save twenty percent on earnings. Ants who think for tomorrow should be ideal. We don't want middle-aged lives who eat what is visible to the eye. Credit card, EMI buy now .. Pay later .. Don't fall for discount sales. Credit card means spending tomorrow's earnings today. Tomorrow will be earning or not. Don't know . Debt will remain. No one gives discount to anyone. No one sells less than the product price. Buy one get one free means .. It means he is making you a goat and buying you two instead of one. { Second sales means torn clothes.. Clearance sales means second hand clothes ... Only these get discount }.
6. Going to the mall be like .. Thinking of buying five things, going and buying fifty and coming back. Shopping mall means magic. Magic meeting . The twinkling lights .. Don't fall for the display illusion. Write down the list of things to buy and go and buy them. Wrote it down on the list .. Need of you . Need to buy them . Your wish/desire to buy after seeing it in the display there. If you do shopping with hope/desire, you will be drowned for sure.
7 . Health means home cooked food. A balanced diet . Work . Exercise . Sleep . Spending time with family members. Hospitals and medicines will not be avoided if the disease comes. Don't miss the series . Health means blood test .. Don't fall victim to pharmacists' propaganda about body scan. It is not wrong to take medical insurance. If you use it unnecessarily because it is there, it is like you have built your own grave. Today all the star hospitals in the country are in the hands of foreign equity crocodiles. When obvious disease symptoms appear, it is inevitable .. That's it, but if you fall for the air in the name of medical advice and you go to the hospital .. They cut and stabbed the thief with the report in their hands. They give medicine in the name of one disease and cure four diseases. They will bring you every disease that is likely to be covered in your medical insurance. At the end, the only thing left in the hands of your family members is your life insurance. Go to a trusted doctor. There are still people who live with honesty in the country. Not everything needs a super specialist. Take a second opinion. Medical insurances should increase after the arrival of Arogya Sri. Diseases have increased in the people. If you think for some reason, you will get out of the illusion. Allopati is a great science. That happened, imprisonment in the hands of the pharmacist. People's treatment is now dry mango. Your Kushagra Buddha is your protection.
Grammar of life is better than glamour in life.
The only one out of 2243 schools!
Tell me what is the name of that school!
You have built a beautiful house.
You have built a beautiful home. It is your right and responsibility to live in it. But imagine leaving it vacant. A land mafia member enters the house, occupies it, and claims, "This house belongs to me." Whose mistake is it? If you simply sigh, "Times have changed... nothing can be done... perhaps I shouldn't have built a house at all," would that solve the problem?
In the same way, we pass our genes on to our children. Science tells us that nearly 40% of personality traits are inherited genetically. A child receives many characteristics from their parents and grandparents. If 40% comes through genes, what shapes the remaining 60%? That comes from what they see, hear, learn, and experience throughout childhood. In other words, parenting plays the biggest role in shaping a child's character.
We have already passed our DNA to our children. Their genetic foundation is set. But how do we shape the remaining 60%? The answer is through cultural DNA. Have you heard this term before? Storytelling, conversations, values, and family traditions form a child's cultural DNA.
If children grow up listening to the story of Lord Rama honoring his father's promise or Shravan Kumar carrying his elderly parents on his shoulders, those values become deeply rooted in their hearts. Whether they settle in America, on the Moon, or become the CEO of a multinational company, they are less likely to abandon their parents in old age.
Unfortunately, many parents today think differently. "Our child is already in sixth grade. No more games, no more stories. They must study hard to get into IIT and later obtain a Green Card in America. Why does this school send children home at 4 PM? Coaching centers keep students until 8 PM and give piles of homework." Such thinking has become increasingly common.
Many parents even discourage their children from spending time with grandparents, relatives, or family gatherings. They ask them to stay inside, complete homework, and avoid social interaction. Children are rarely exposed to meaningful conversations about life, relationships, or values.
From my observation, many Telugu parents undergo a drastic change once their child reaches sixth grade. Suddenly they believe their child must study mathematics and physics for sixteen hours a day. As soon as Class 10, Intermediate, IIT-JEE, or NEET approaches, many parents-especially mothers-become extremely anxious. Their blood pressure rises, they lose sleep, skip meals, and live under constant stress.
Despite repeatedly educating parents, this mindset continues. Four years ago, while conducting a counselling session at Slate School, Tirupati, for Class 10 students and their parents, I explained how students should identify their aptitude, choose suitable careers, handle peer pressure, avoid bad friendships, stay away from dangerous bike racing, and make wise life choices.
The students were listening attentively when one mother stood up and said, "Sir, the public examinations are just four weeks away. Why are you discussing these topics now? Please teach them how to score high marks instead." I explained that academic preparation had already been completed and this final session was meant to prepare them for life beyond examinations.
Within minutes, two more parents repeated the same concern. They insisted that nothing mattered except examination marks. This year, we prepared the Sampoornatha books for students. The Class 10 edition alone contains over one hundred pages explaining career opportunities in the age of Artificial Intelligence, the future of engineering disciplines, and practical career guidance-information rarely available elsewhere.
It took nearly a month to prepare the book. Yet only about twenty percent of parents purchased it. Perhaps many thought, "Our child is already in Class 10. Why waste time reading anything other than textbooks?" This mindset is truly unfortunate.
Coming back to our main topic-how do we shape a child's character? Tell them stories. Discuss current events appropriate to their age. The story I shared yesterday about Mr. Gupta should be discussed with every child above the age of twelve. But meaningful discussions require thoughtful parents first.
If parents believe that securing an IIT seat, moving abroad, earning a high salary, and impressing relatives are the only goals in life, they unknowingly teach their children that money matters more than relationships. Such children may later ignore family bonds altogether. They may skip even their parents' final rites-not because they are cruel, but because those priorities were shaped during childhood.
Children raised with the belief that only wealth and status matter may eventually sacrifice relationships, ethics, and even their own happiness. They may chase shortcuts, compromise values, and become trapped by their own ambitions.
Money is certainly important. But values are even more important. If you sow cannabis seeds and water them with alcohol, you cannot expect a Tulsi plant to grow. Likewise, parenting and peer influence together determine a child's future.
When children are given unrestricted access to smartphones, every kind of unhealthy, violent, vulgar, and harmful content enters their minds. In one Hyderabad school, high-school students secretly carried drugs onto campus. To avoid detection during bag inspections, they hid the drugs inside the bags of primary school children.
You may ask, "Which school was it?" But that is not the important question. The real issue is the influence of unhealthy online content and bad company. Ask your own child, "Do students in your school use abusive language? Do they discuss inappropriate videos? Do they spend hours playing video games?"
Will children always tell the truth? Perhaps not. But parents should occasionally review their browsing history and digital habits with care and responsibility.
Don't assume only older children are exposed to harmful content. Just a few days ago, a UKG student in our school displayed inappropriate behavior toward another child. When we investigated further, we discovered he had previously attended another school where he frequently used a mobile phone. His mother admitted she transferred him to our school hoping to correct the habit. Although he no longer uses a mobile phone, the content he had already consumed continued to influence his behavior.
What about your own child? Have you asked your school why they cannot implement stronger policies to reduce unnecessary smartphone exposure? If you leave your child's mind empty without guiding them toward good values, bad influences and the internet will certainly fill that space.
This is not a curse. It is not astrology. It is simply a warning. I share these thoughts only because I sincerely wish every child grows into a responsible, healthy, and compassionate human being. If my words sound strong, please forgive me. They come from genuine concern for your children and your family's future.
Shiva Charan Ram Ratan Gupta is a textile merchant from Mumbai.
Not just once ! My request to watch again and again!
Saturday - Geethanjali School - Vinukonda
Balamitra -77 Geethanjali, Vinukonda
2000 children, more than 150 teachers
One - three hours !
Below is a poster related to yesterday's class!
Today Balamitra -77.
In Vinukonda Geethanjali School!
2000 students - three hour class !
