eAbhyas Academy Annual Award Function

AIDS cases are increasing rapidly in many countries including our country, especially in developed countries.

Also the cases of Hepatitis (Liver disease) are also increasing. Try to find out the real reason.

Not all waves reach the shore-yet they never cease their striving!

Twilight is but the prelude to a new dawn. Light, darkness, and then light again-such is the nature of the world, and such is the principle of life! This evening on the west coast!

When we are in the public eye, we must be mindful of public perception-that is, what people might think.

For example, I am currently in Goa. I took some photos at the beach yesterday and posted them on Facebook, setting the visibility to "only me." If you post something on Facebook, you can easily download it later if you wish; it serves as a keepsake. However, if you post something that is visible to the public, it can become a subject of scrutiny-hence why such a fuss arises! As the level of public attention increases, one's private space inevitably shrinks.

That's development!

In the future... How to take drugs? How to commit murder? There will also be courses on how to become a terrorist leader.

Dear parents,

Please note that, as on date (27th April 2022), the following are no. of seats available for admissions, in Ameerpet for the academic year 2022-23.

Nursery – 10

LKG-15

UKG-12

Class 1-17

Class 2-6

Class 3-15

Class 4- *NIL*

Class 5-5

Class 6-15

Class 7-20

Class 8-10

Class 9-10

Class 10- *NIL*

Kindly be informed that admissions are on _First come first basis_.

Due to a lot of admission rush, seats are getting filled up fast.

In case if any parent is interested, they are advised to contact the School Office at the earliest.

Dear parents,

Please note that, as on date (27th April 2022), the following are the no. of seats available for admissions, in *Slate-The school, Himayathnagar* for the academic year *2022-23.*

Nursery - *NIL*

LKG - 10

UKG - Nil

Class'1 - 17

Class'2 - 20

Class'3 - 04

Class'4 - *NIL*

Class'5 - *NIL*

Class'6 - 07

Class'7 - 05

Class'8 - *NIL*

Class'9 - *NIL*

Class'10 - *NIL*

Kindly be informed that admissions are on _First come first basis._

Due to a lot of admission rush, seats are getting filled up fast.

In case if any parent is interested, they are advised to contact the school's office at the earliest.

Dear parents,

Please note that, as on date (27th April 2022), the following are no. of seats available for admissions, in Abids for the academic year 2022-23.

Nursery – 17

LKG-50

UKG-30

Class 1-30

Class 2-13

Class 3-18

Class 4- *NIL*

Class 5-3

Class 6- *NIL*

Class 7-5

Class 8-10

Class 9-5

Class 10- *NIL*

Kindly be informed that admissions are on _First come first basis_.

Due to a lot of admission rush, seats are getting filled up fast.

In case if any parent is interested, they are advised to contact the School Office at the earliest.

According to the videos sent to me by that mother three days ago ...

{ If you want to fully deserve this post, this is the post I have put before this.. Must watch the video posted } .. That girl ...

1. The devil is acting like he is caught. Imagine she has one or two demons around her and talking to them. She also gave names to those devils.

2. The actual age of the girl is 28 years. But she is behaving like a child. A three-year-old girl is talking like a girl.

3. Crying very scared.

Why is that girl?

What I understood after watching the videos is that ...

1. During lockdown time, horror movies are used to it. Watching horror movies well even after lockdown.

2. She works at a school. { worked in slate in the past. Now in another school for the past three years} there work stress.. Staff politics at its finest. }

.. Mother is taking good care of her. But when the problem arises, she is talking to a child as part of the bullying. With this she took auto suggestion saying "she's a child" and turned into the same.

They were 11 yesterday. They came to me at 40 am. For more information, I told the girl to sit in the headquarters office and her parents to come in. {There's a funny thing in here. Two secretaries on duty yesterday at the headquarters office. This girl is with them. Those videos were watched by two secretaries. Oh my god, the devil has kept the girl sitting near us and sir is inside. How much they got scared that at least this mother and father are not with them .. Poor thing } .

I remembered my mother and father inside "I wanted to tell when and how did it happen".

1. Watching the ghost movies .. From the time of lockdown. 2. Staff politics when schools reopened in the middle.. The pressure is on her .. 3. So when did she start talking like a child? I told you to tell you. "From the front, sir.. Mother said" mother. .. " Don't .. Not that chance .. Remember and tell it well. You started talking to her like a child to make her feel like a child by the time she started to be a demon. Is it true ? " I just asked . "Yes sir.. She started acting like a child when I started to growl. Here's another thing sir. First of all, she will explain after watching ghost movies. 4. One time my niece took her to a religious place. Religious person there told her something. It's getting more and more of a problem". That's what she said. I found the missing link.

The whole thing is understood. Told the girl to come in. Said to sit in the chair. This is the next door mother .. The father from the other side .. This is the one in the middle.

Got her hypnotized. Suggestions have been given.

When I'm hypnotizing .. Actually been watching the parent since I walked into my room. Confident among them .. Disappointed .. unconscious . "How many hospitals have we visited? How much did we spend? Nothing has worked out . Each one will say something. Some kind of treatment will be given. But day by day the girl's status is getting worse. Now we are close to the school master. The great doctor could not do anything. What will he do? Okay .. Something .. The feeling on their face of saying "if someone says we have come" { It was known through the mother's words that they have collected one lakh rupees on the same day for the treatment of that girl}.

That girl is in a deep hypnotic state. First of all, myself. Mother and father on this side. Fear in the face of the parent.. Doubt .. What the actual hell is going on .. Fear that this will only worsen the problem. The girl behaved like a ghost for a few seconds in hypnotic mode. This is what I expected..

You are opening your eyes .. you are looking at your mother and father .. you are 28 years old .. talk to your mother and father .. is the last part of the hypnotic suggestion.

. An eye opener. Once upon a time she spoke to her mother and father like she spoke to her.

Parents are in a state of not believing what is happening.. Happiness.. Crying.. All together. Fear that their daughter will never be a normal human being. How much more treatment should be given. How much money is it going to cost .. How many months it takes .. It would be nice to be at least a little bit normal .. These are their thoughts. Now what is happening in front of our eyes is it true? Are we dreaming? They are in a situation where they can't believe themselves .. If YouTube has to say in dirty language, "parents are in shock"

Within 10 minutes their daughter is back to normal. They are losing faith.

Then I started a neurolinguistic program. Hypnotism is the actual treatment. Pulled that girl out of trouble with that. Now making her stronger through the neurolinguistic program.

The devil has left. Is it the devil? Did you sing? Leave the mental illusion that the devil has caught. That girl has the idea of ​​going to America and doing a good job there. Our pain is that it is not possible. Because NLP prepares her for it. I did this one time. Taught mom how to do it.

Out means we have arrived at the headquarters office. I asked the secretary to record a video. That girl told the slate teachers she was fine. Secretaries in shock { Again Youtube is dirty language, what is the shock. This is the language of the mentally ill } .. "What did sir do in twenty minutes? How is such a change possible?" their thought.

Every day twice for at least two months .. NLP should be done. One of the most important things. Relatives or religious people but no one talks to her about her past behavior and demons. After two months, no matter what anyone does, how much you talk, how much you face pressure, it is nothing .... I have said that and sent it.

Hypnotism drug .. like NLP boost to energy ..

Boost is what I said.. Not a booster. Don't fall into booster magic by reading wrongly.

Your comments on the video I posted last night.. "Wishing her a speedy recovery" thank you.

She became a normal person yesterday at twelve o'clock afternoon. What needs to happen now. Her American dream coming true.. It's gonna happen. In another year she sends me a photo when she is at Shamshabad airport for America journey. I will post that photo!

One last word in this post!

I am not a doctor of demons.. I am not a professional hypnotist.. Not a professional NLP practitioner. corona Not a doctor at all. I used to run a school.. Next academic year is starting. A lot of things to do. It's been two years.. One tour is missing.. There is nothing. Need to go on tour somewhere

. busy busy

BYE. HAVE A NICE DAY.

A parent contacted me the other day.

Her daughter went to tenth grade in Slate a few years ago. That girl is talking like a child in the videos that parent sent me. Talking to them she sees demons. Crying. Terrified is like a full blown psychopath. She was admitted to leading hospitals in Hyderabad. Finally got in touch with me. Conducted a neuro linguistic prog for her today. She's so far out of trouble. I taught my mother the NLP program to be done for another month at home. Till yesterday that girl is mentally ill. Going to achieve her life goal of settling in America in another year. The first step was taken today.

Two decades ago

Congratulations to Margaret mam on her promotion.

Congratulations to Sapna mam on her promotion.

A political strategy that never occurred to Chanakya—a new form of authoritarianism!

You wake up early in the morning. What does your day look like? Depending on your age and occupation, you have a specific routine. Children head off to school; homemakers attend to household chores; others go to work or manage their businesses—and so it goes.

Why are criminals kept in jail?

They are provided with two meals a day, non-vegetarian food once or twice a week, access to playgrounds, and the constant company of about ten other people. That, in essence, is life in prison. To put it bluntly: for thirty percent of our society, the quality of housing, food, and general living standards is actually worse than what is found inside a prison.

So, what, then, is the punishment?

You cannot leave. Every single day follows the exact same pattern—a monotonous, boring routine devoid of freedom. That is the punishment.

Just imagine:

You wake up in the morning with nothing to do. Yesterday was just like the day before, and today is exactly like yesterday. You are confined to your home with no possibility of stepping out. You wait for food supplies provided by the government. There is little to no internet access—perhaps only a few select websites are accessible—and social media is virtually non-existent. You have state-run television, featuring programs on things like raising pigs or frogs. From the moment you wake up, you simply wait for nightfall. Every three days, you undergo a COVID-19 test; if you test positive, you are sent off to a quarantine center. Fifteen days ago—the same; the other day—the same; yesterday—the same; a week ago—the same; and tomorrow will be no different. This has been the daily routine for the residents of Shanghai, China, for the past forty days. Today, the city of Shanghai is a prison—the largest prison in the world—holding 25 million people captive for forty days.

How the human brain works is this:

A month ago, a fifth-grade girl from our school began watching ghost movies during the lockdown. She started imagining that the scenes from these films were actually unfolding—picturing four ghosts surrounding her, one of whom she even identified. She began talking to these imagined entities and acting as if they were real. The situation escalated to the point where her relatives, believing she was "possessed," forced the entire family to leave. Her mother reached out to many people before finally bringing the girl to me. Within a week, I was able to restore her to a normal state using Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

Yesterday, another parent contacted me regarding her daughter—a former student of our school, now about 25 years old. She was crying like an infant, sounding exactly like a four-year-old child. She claimed a "devil" was around her—she even gave it a name—and would carry on conversations with it. Her mother sent me videos and asked for help. I have an appointment scheduled for 11:00 AM today. There are striking similarities between this case and the one involving the fifth-grade girl.

What we think is what manifests. If you imagine something repeatedly, it begins to feel as though it has truly happened—and, in a sense, it does. This is a fundamental trait of the human brain. Imagination, illusion, delusion, the subconscious mind—this is a vast and complex subject.

Returning to Shanghai: for the past forty days, their daily existence has revolved entirely around one thing—COVID-19. There is room for no other thoughts. People held captive in their own homes, bombarded by the narrative: "If you catch Corona, you will die—that is why there is a lockdown."

Constant messaging—"If you catch Corona, death is certain... you will die... death, death, death"—takes a toll. While the mentally resilient might brush it off, others are driven into a fragile psychological state. They become mentally weak, which in turn compromises their immunity. In such a state, surviving an infection becomes incredibly difficult. The mere thought—"I’ve caught it; I’m done for; I’m going to die"—becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. Fear itself is a killer.

You might have forgotten, but during the first wave in our country, patients were taken away in isolation and left in hospitals. There was no one around them, and they would watch as bodies were carried past. Many unfortunate souls lost their lives while fixated on the thought, "I’m going to die... I’m going to die." Do you remember the incident involving a young man at the Fever Hospital in Hyderabad? He posted a video pleading, "Daddy... I’m going to die... if I stay here, I’ll die... Daddy... Daddy!"—and he passed away just hours later.

Do you recall the scenes from the beginning of the Delta wave—the long queues of ambulances in Mumbai and Delhi, and the images of mass cremations? Through these visuals and fear-mongering propaganda, hundreds of thousands of people died. This is the reality. For every person who died directly from the Corona virus during the Delta wave, ten more were killed by this "brainwashing"—a form of mass hysteria and mass hallucination orchestrated by a "mafia." After the first wave, as the public's fear of the virus began to wane, something else entered the market... The pharmaceutical giants took revenge on the public who refused to take the injection that was offered. This is a massive mind game.

Can one be frightened to death?

I am ready for the challenge. Take a prisoner sentenced to death—if the government permits it—I can make them stop breathing within thirty days, using nothing but words. This is science. Hundreds of thousands of people died this way during the Delta wave. Perhaps, centuries from now, our descendants will read about this in history books. This is the truth.

Back to China again...

A "brainwashing campaign about death from corona" has been underway for 40 days. People are confined to their homes, subjected to the same narrative—first in Shanghai, and now it is gradually spreading elsewhere.ity. The nickname given by the Chinese government to this is Zero Covid.

What will be the consequences of this.

1. No matter how strict the lockdown is imposed, the cases will continue to increase. One time for the whole population .. Okoto wave.. Doesn't stop there .. Ek.. D O... Teen... charrrrr ... Punch... .... Sath... And the waves just keep on coming. Trying to stop the ocean waves .. corona Trying to stop the waves ... Both are one ..

Those who spend their lives by fishing on the sea, are they afraid of waves? The boat .. Teddu .. Swimming .. These are their tools. Other than that. "The waves... Oh my God... The waves... They will kill you... They will kill you... They will kill you... Don't go into the sea... Just stay at home... You will die if you venture out... The waves... What if you are brainwashed by the constant talk of 'death'? You might die of sheer fear, even at the sight of water in a glass.

A person who has been infected once acquires natural immunity. Furthermore, as long as you maintain your immunity at a reasonably normal level, there is nothing to worry about. This is how humanity survived the Spanish Flu.

I have repeated the same point hundreds of times over the past two years—ever since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Sunlight, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 (for vegetarians), good sleep, rest, exercise, and hydration—these are key. Do not live in fear. I believe that is warning enough. Governments, however, have chosen a different path. Our society is now left with widespread unemployment, and we are facing an economic crisis.

Wealthy nations like Singapore, Dubai, and Switzerland—which promised to stabilize the situation—as well as major powers like the United States, England, and Russia, have all suffered the consequences.

Look at Australia; after imposing a year-long lockdown to 'show its strength,' it is now dealing with fifty to sixty thousand cases every single day.

There are so many such examples to observe, while China, conversely, claims to have zero cases.

The consequences of this are:

1. People become mentally weakened, and their immunity suffers. You cannot stop the 'waves' of the coronavirus by simply holding up your palm; future waves will likely result in a higher death toll. Heart conditions and mental health disorders will become commonplace. The vision of global population reduction—as dreamed of by the likes of Bill Gates—will begin to take real form.

2. The nation will become economically weakened, and the purchasing power of the people will be severely damaged.

When it becomes difficult to carry the burden of life—when people become mentally incapacitated—then..." is consciousness in them .. Questioning philosophy dies. As slaves .. They will start swimming by saying that it is enough to live.

For the lack of consciousness in the people .. Dictators think there should be no obstruction to his rule. Hitler in the past .. Mussolini .. E. D. Amin .. So many people have tried this. corona is now offering an idea and opportunity they never had.

This is today's new dictatorship of Corona. This is today's politics.

NCC cadets of Slate

Yesterday's function (Abhyasanotsav by Eabhyas academy

By February 7, half crore goods sold in Maharashtra alone.

Newbies are not wearing anyways. Maybe they thought that it will be applied again to those who have worn it. Meanwhile everyone was allowed for a booster dose. Wave also in Delhi. Look carefully Delhi Zero Positivity Rate will go up the snake count. Ten down it goes. Even the angry man does not want this difficulty

What was adopted in the past did not work.

Yet, it must be adopted now. Such is today's science-you can get reports to say whatever you want them to say.

In recognition of his selfless service during the COVID-19 pandemic,

as well as his contributions to the field of education over the past three decades, E-Abhyas Academy honored Sri Vasireddy Amarnath today. He was conferred with the title *'Abhyasa Ratna'* and the *'Sujana Hitaishi'* award in the presence of several eminent figures from the educational sector. Thank you, Amarnath Vasireddy sir, for accepting our honor and gracing the event with your presence.

The post I put up last year today. Delta wave is at its peak by now.

Some precautions to be taken by those who have recovered from corona

1 corona When infected, the oxygen percentage of people admitted to the hospital may have clots { clots } formed in the blood. Doctor will find out if blood is clothed after conducting a D Dimmer test. If such a condition is told to use blood eaters tablets to dissolve the clots in the blood to normalize. Even after recovering from corona some clots in the blood may remain for people like this.. If they come into the heart valves as part of blood circulation, the valves are thin and not the blood supply to the heart. The father who feeds half of the house with the difficulty of his wings also needs food right? Also the heart needs blood. If these small lands prevent blood transfusion to the heart, heart attack will come.

A good person passed away suddenly following a COVID-19 infection. You might come across claims suggesting that the pandemic "concealed a hidden danger" that eventually claimed their life. COVID-19 is not some mysterious, invisible entity hiding within the body; rather, it is a significant health threat. It is important to understand that, in such cases, the underlying cause is often the formation of blood clots within the blood vessels. Doctors frequently advise patients who were hospitalized with serious conditions—even after they have recovered from COVID-19—to continue taking blood-thinning medication for a period. This is the recommended course of action.

2. What about those who recovered from COVID-19 at home with only mild symptoms? If they did not experience issues with oxygen levels, the likelihood of their blood thickening and forming clots is lower—though one cannot definitively rule it out.

We cannot ignore the possibility that a small percentage of these individuals might still develop blood clots. A single clot is enough to trigger a heart attack.

Additionally, I should mention that if a blood clot travels to the vessels supplying the brain, it can block blood flow to a specific area, resulting in a stroke. The brain acts as the control center for the entire body; depending on which part of the brain is affected, the corresponding areas of the body may cease to function correctly—a condition known as paralysis.

If you are concerned about the potential for blood clots—even if you only experienced mild or no symptoms—you should consider a D-dimer test and, if advised by a doctor, use blood-thinning medication.

However, given that access to doctors may be limited, and such tests can be costly, you might look for natural ways to mitigate these risks. What can be done?

1. Maintain an active lifestyle after recovering from COVID-19; for instance, engage in brisk walking for about half an hour daily. Walking does not mean strolling along while holding a mobile phone, chatting, gossiping, or talking to those beside you. Proper walking should be done at a brisk pace, with both arms swinging naturally. Walking in this manner helps dissolve blood clots.

2. Include plenty of leafy green vegetables in your diet. They not only provide the body with essential nutrients like iron and fiber but also act as natural blood thinners.

3. Consume garlic juice. Incorporate more garlic into your curries or drink it as a juice; garlic also serves as a natural blood thinner.

Upcoming posts will cover: 1. COVID-19 and diabetes; 2. COVID-19 treatment methods, medications, side effects, and necessary precautions; 3. Mental health issues related to COVID-19; 4. Post-COVID complications, such as fatigue and leg pain, and the precautions to take.

Many of the points I share in my posts are not my own original discoveries. The credit belongs to the scientists who worked tirelessly, day and night, to uncover this information.

In the past, if someone fell ill, they could visit a doctor, identify the cause, receive the appropriate treatment, and return home healthy. This was possible when only a few people were affected. Now, however, with millions—even tens of millions—falling ill, doctors are completely overwhelmed by the workload.

Currently, medical priority is given to those whose condition has reached the point where they require oxygen support. Individuals with no symptoms, or those with mild symptoms, may still be able to receive guidance from doctors. Meanwhile, there is a frightening narrative circulating—claims that "you will die," "you won't last three days," "millions will perish," or "even if you recover, you are doomed anyway." In this situation, those who have studied and those who are not educated should have a basic understanding about corona As a teacher and medical anthropologist, I am telling this knowledge to be understood by all. I don't own copy right to what I say. Anyone can share this freely. No need to name me.

Everyone should be fine .. Then we will also be fine .. Survey people are happy!

School transport services were disrupted during the COVID-19 period, and some of the drivers have since retired.

Consequently, as the new academic year begins in June, there is a significant need for new drivers and 'van mothers' (attendants).

We operate over 70 vans across areas in the Old City—such as Falaknuma, Charminar, and Tolichowki—as well as for our branches in Abids, Kharmanghat, and Himayatnagar. It is most efficient when the driver and the van attendant (van mother) reside in the same locality.

The individuals who typically work as office boys, nannies, or van attendants often have an educational background up to the 10th grade or Intermediate level (and sometimes even less). Traditional newspaper advertisements do not effectively reach this demographic.

Therefore, we decided to print pamphlets and distribute them in these specific neighborhoods, with the help of the drivers and office staff who live there.

In the Old City, the Telugu-speaking population is smaller compared to those who speak Urdu or Hindi. (For instance, at our Abids and Himayatnagar branches, about 70% of the families have Hindi, Marwadi, or Urdu as their mother tongue.) Keeping this in mind, we printed a pamphlet with one side in Telugu and the other in English and Urdu, and shared a screenshot of it on Facebook.

That is the background behind yesterday’s post.

I generally dislike being subjected to abuse, but I truly appreciated how you stood up to that person yesterday. After all, even if one is committed to non-violence, that doesn't mean one has to kiss a cockroach, right? Thank you for giving that person such a firm rebuke.

Initially, the individual questioned why the pamphlet wasn't in Telugu. Once they realized it *was* in Telugu, they began questioning how an English-medium school could possibly operate a Telugu-medium program. It is a sad reality that even in villages, Telugu-medium schools are shutting down. Parents really ought to come forward and enroll their children in Telugu-medium schools! Children whose mother tongues are languages ​​like Marwari, Marathi, Hindi, Bengali, Kannada, or Tamil are able to speak Telugu remarkably well. For the past twenty years, we have been organizing 'Padyamrutham'—a program featuring poetic dramas—along with various other cultural initiatives centered on the Telugu language. This reflects our deep affection for Telugu.

But that’s not the real issue here. Two months ago, I shared a newspaper clipping about the Russia-Ukraine war. A professor, now settled in America, took it upon himself to scold me, commenting as if he were an authority on everything. If I express my own opinion or offer a critique, that is fair—but to stir up a controversy just because I posted a newspaper clipping? This happened again yesterday.

There is a deliberate attempt to create a controversy; I’ve been noticing this for the last two years. Someone settled in America pops up, hurls insults, and leaves—this is the fifth or sixth time it has happened in two years. It makes me wonder if the 'pharma-lords' are behind these attempts. After all, they’ve suffered losses in the hundreds of crores, poor things! But then again, with you by my side, what do I have to worry about?

Your show of solidarity yesterday sent a strong message to those pharmacists and vaccine brokers. I truly enjoyed every bit of the dressing-down you gave that individual—some of our friends really gave him a thorough thrashing!

You might have heard about Telugu poetry drama. Watch the grandeur of Telangana Telugu poetry.

Ours is an English-medium school.

This is the level of proficiency our students have attained in Telugu. Following a discussion in another post about a love for the Telugu language, I am dedicating this post to the person who taught me songs in Telugu.

A year ago-during the Delta wave of the coronavirus-Hyderabad was emptying out.

Driven by the fear of the virus, people were leaving the city. That was when I wrote the lyrics for this song. My teacher composed the music, and one of my students sang it. Just now, in a different thread, someone who has settled in America was sharing thoughts on the love for the Telugu language and the motherland; it felt like the right moment to share this.

One page features an advertisement in Telugu, while another page contains an advertisement in English and Urdu.

Take a look at the comment this person made after seeing the English-Urdu advertisement. Feel free to scold him however you like.

Families are being destroyed. Those who tell the truth have become scarce.

That country has a history of inciting conflicts across the globe, all to facilitate the sale of its own weaponry!

Under the guise of the coronavirus, they are pushing their pharmaceutical products-injecting dose after dose of their "medicine." In India, this has led to a multitude of complications. We are already dealing with four major issues-who knows how many more will arise! If people truly realized that all these problems stem from these injections, one can only imagine how they might react.

A criminal is at their most dangerous when they are intelligent. They have conveniently lumped all the adverse effects caused by their "medicine" under the label of "Long COVID."

They are now claiming that these are post-COVID symptoms, and have even launched a narrative that this is a "pandemic following a pandemic." Their president has even ordered a study into this.

A quick question: let's assume your claims are true for a moment-that even those who contract COVID after being vaccinated end up with "Long COVID." It implies that even with the vaccine, one cannot escape these health issues! So, why the vaccine, Uncle Sam?

Doesn't it feel uncomfortable to wear a mask? Is wearing a mask actually good for one's health?

In places like Delhi and Haryana, COVID-19 cases are gradually on the rise. Given this situation, wearing masks has been made mandatory; various state governments have announced that those who fail to wear a mask will be subject to fines.

Doesn't it feel uncomfortable to wear a mask?

The COVID-19 crisis began in our country in March 2020. Since then, the government and various media channels have repeatedly—hundreds, if not thousands of times—urged people to wear masks. While there was some initial laxity, the majority of people—especially in large cities—have been wearing them. It is true that some individuals do not wear masks, and it has been widely propagated that the spread of the virus is due to such people. In cities, at least 20 to 30 percent of the population wears masks; some even keep them at home, and there are those who wear them day and night.

A sero-survey conducted by the government toward the end of 2021 revealed that, by that time—covering both the first and second waves—90 percent of the population in our country had already been infected with COVID-19. Subsequently, in January 2022, the Omicron variant emerged, which went on to infect over 90 percent of the population once again.

What are we to understand from this?

It is clear that even with the use of masks, hundreds of thousands of people have been infected. Research by the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) in Hyderabad has shown that when the rate of transmission is high, the virus can spread through toilets and sewage systems.

Even if someone wears a mask for 23 hours a day, they must eventually remove it—for instance, to eat or to brush their teeth. Since the virus spreads through the air, even a single moment without a mask is enough for it to enter the human body.

Consider a wedding, for example—all the guests in attendance are wearing masks. Even if someone isn't wearing a mask, volunteers there provide one and ensure it is worn. The wedding ritual—tying the *thali*—is complete. Now, each family goes up onto the stage, removes their mask, and poses for photos. That single moment is enough for the virus to enter the body.

An announcement at the airport: "If you don't wear a mask, you will be removed from the airport. Not wearing a mask is a crime, and it carries a penalty." Everyone is wearing a mask. They board the plane, where water and food are served. Passengers remove their masks to eat. Those ten minutes are enough for the virus to enter everyone's body.

If you wear a mask, you won't be able to sleep... Yes—wearing a mask twenty-four hours a day is simply not feasible. It sounds good to say or hear, but is it practical? If it were, how did the coronavirus reach ninety percent of the population?

Wearing a mask in crowded areas reduces the chance of the virus entering the body—specifically, it prevents a "high viral load" (a large quantity of the virus) from entering at once. This is a fact.

But for how many years?

Humans are social, communal beings. Can one live an entire life in fear of death? Isn't that, in itself, a form of death?

For two years, there has been talk that COVID-19 cases would drop to zero. Has that happened?

Some things sound pleasant to say or hear—how wonderful it would be for humanity if the coronavirus were to disappear completely!

However, things do not always unfold as we wish. Everything follows a certain process—that is what we call science.

Since it is a respiratory virus—one that spreads through the respiratory system—it will not simply vanish once it has emerged. Understanding infectious diseases is the very foundation—the "ABC"—of epidemiology. Consider the influenza virus, which emerged centuries ago and caused the Spanish flu. Has it disappeared? Certainly not. For the past hundred years, it has remained among us, constantly mutating and giving rise to new variants. While it is true that its initial emergence centuries ago triggered a pandemic and resulted in a massive death toll, those who survived—our ancestors—developed protection through T-cells. How did our grandparents, our parents, we ourselves, and our children manage to overcome it, even without the benefit of masks or vaccines? It was thanks to this T-cell-mediated protection. The very virus that caused widespread death during the First World War has since evolved into something akin to the common cold—all because of the T-cell protection we acquired.

The coronavirus is much like the influenza virus; it is not going anywhere. Whether a hundred years pass or a thousand, it will remain with us. It is in its nature to "reproduce"—that is, to generate new variants through mutation. It will continue to produce these variants indefinitely. New variants will keep emerging, by the hundreds and thousands.

More than ninety percent of our population has been exposed to the coronavirus—not just once, but twice. Through these exposures, everyone has developed T-cell protection. This is why the coronavirus has effectively transformed into something like a common cold. It is also the reason why, during the Omicron wave, very few people required hospitalization; most recovered within just a day or two. Only those who are very elderly or suffer from severe underlying health conditions—individuals with significantly weakened immune systems—remain at greater risk. Just as elderly people who cannot walk need a walking stick or a wheelchair, immunity is If one is weak, tools like vaccines and masks might be necessary. But for those with strong immunity—much like someone who can walk perfectly well—why would they need a walking stick or a wheelchair? In the same vein, why would they need masks or vaccines? If masks and vaccines were truly essential to keep the virus at bay, how did our grandparents and parents—who lived for a century without wearing masks or taking flu vaccines—manage to overcome the Spanish Flu and its subsequent variants?

You can gauge the safety of vaccines by observing the events unfolding around us today. I have shared many posts on this subject; this particular post focuses entirely on masks.

This is what happens when you wear a mask! For how many more years will this continue?

Many people today think, "What’s the harm in wearing a mask? It offers protection against dust and various viruses. Besides, wearing masks has become a habit over the last two years."

For those who think this way, here are some facts that might come as a shock—read on.

What exactly are the masks we wear made of?

Masks are manufactured using a plastic called polypropylene; approximately 25 grams of plastic are used to produce a square meter of mask material. Other plastics, such as polystyrene, polycarbonate, polyethylene, and polyester, are also used in their production.

Do you recall?

A month ago, a news report appeared in various newspapers: researchers in the Netherlands discovered plastic molecules in human blood. Polyethylene was found in many individuals. In a study conducted by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, microplastics were detected in the blood of 80 percent of the people examined. Research conducted at a hospital in Hull, England, revealed the presence of microplastics in the lungs of eleven individuals. Similarly, examinations of cadavers at a hospital in São Paulo, Brazil, also uncovered microplastics in the lungs.

Why are microplastics appearing in our blood and respiratory system? Could this have anything to do with face masks?

Wait—don’t be too quick to criticize me!

Scientists in places like the Netherlands and England have discovered microplastics in blood vessels, suggesting that the plastic bottles and packaging we use are finding their way into our bodies. They did not, however, link this to face masks.

That is true; the use of plastic products is indeed problematic. We have been using plastic for the last twenty to thirty years, yet we never realized it was entering our blood and respiratory systems. So, why now?

You might ask: how can one suggest that masks are the cause, based merely on suspicion? Let’s get to the point!

Are you curious?

A year ago, in 2021, the *South China Morning Post* published a report—and this wasn't just some trivial, unsubstantiated claim. It referred to peer-reviewed research published in the *Journal of Hazardous Materials*. In other words, this is scientifically proven, not just hearsay. (I have posted the relevant images in the comments section below—feel free to take a look.) The study indicates that wearing masks carries a risk of microplastics entering the respiratory system and bloodstream. However, it concludes that, given the circumstances as of 2021, the benefits of wearing masks far outweigh the risks.

In short, the research confirms that plastic can indeed enter the body—specifically, the bloodstream. This is a peer-reviewed scientific study, not merely an opinion or baseless rumor.

Furthermore, the last two years have demonstrated that it is still possible to contract COVID-19, even when wearing a mask. It means there is no benefit of wearing masks.. corona The swelling won't stop. Corona isn't going anywhere. How many years ... How many years ago .... Do you live burning without wearing masks? Even after getting T cells protection, why fear of corona?

In one phase means first two years.. While wearing masks can lead to plastic in the bloodstream, corona can also be understood as wearing them with extreme fear. But now .. corona After going into endemic phase .. After it has been proved that even if you wear a mask, corona after microplastics were found in the blood and breaths of humans, after everyone understood how dangerous microplastics are in the body .. And yet .. What is the propaganda to keep mask? What is the fine if you don't wear a mask?

If you say anything, you will say you need proofs. Isn't the scientifically proven word that if masks are worn there is a risk of plastic entering the blood? Why are they hiding this matter? Why do masks say wrong is right? Is this called science?

The body is ours. Health is ours. Suppressed in the name of science... Why are you destroying our lives by distorting things and hiding the facts? Do we need to be involved in the conspiracy of international pharmacists? corona In the name of .. . corona building .. . Why are you playing with our lives in the name of lockdowns?? .. Don't you feel pity on the people who are living without death after losing their jobs and businesses in the hands of medical mafia?

Won't you let us live our lives? How many years of deception .. Betrayal .. Conspiracy . How many years? How many years?

Ask a question. Share this message with everyone.

Cancer Patients, Asthma Patients .. Take precautions .

But you are less threatened by corona Don't be tensed. Don't be so ignorant

It’s a small town—not a cosmopolitan city like Hyderabad, nor even a major city like Vizag, Vijayawada, Warangal, or Karimnagar. Just a very small town.

A student was caught with drugs. As the investigation unfolded, it was revealed that an intermediate-level student had supplied them to him. That student, in turn, had received them from someone else. Digging deeper, it became clear that a full-fledged supply chain was in place.

You might be wondering which town this is, or how I came across this information—but that’s not the point. This case study illustrates how drug supply networks have become organized, reaching even small towns and large villages.

Parents assume their children are simply going to school, but drug syndicates are actively building networks among students. It starts with one person, who then draws in three others—and that’s how it spreads. With cell phones in their hands, children have their own private networks. Once they fall into this quagmire, it inevitably leads them down a path of crime.

It begins with stealing money from their parents’ pockets—a "heist" of sorts—and can escalate to murder. The stage is set for the creation of juvenile criminals. Education is ruined, health is destroyed, and the future of the entire family is shattered.

Schools often keep such incidents hidden, fearing a loss of reputation. Parents remain unaware until it’s too late, and by the time they find out, there’s often little they can do. Once drugs penetrate the student population, even the police find their hands tied.

I am reminded of one particular incident. It was around August–September 2020. I made a post saying, "Enough with keeping schools closed; children are not at risk from COVID-19. In fact, some parents are ready to send their children if schools reopen. We conducted a survey among the parents at our school, Slate in Vijayawada, and 40% of them said they would be willing to send their children back if schools reopened."

That’s when a "brave" woman attacked me, commenting: "You’re misleading people just so your school can operate! Will you be held liable if something happens to any child after schools reopen? Your survey is flawed; you’re deceiving people with fake data!"

My response: "Oh my goodness—what a 'great' mother! You had quite a lot to say, didn't you? What exactly is 'flawed' about the survey? It simply reflects the percentage of parents who—when we called and asked—said 'yes, we will send our children.' I was just presenting it as a case study. What personal gain could I possibly have? I’ve said it a hundred times: our online classes are already running successfully. I’m 50 years old—my concern isn't about my own school; it’s about the harm caused when children are kept away from in-person, physical classes."

The funny thing is, this "brave" woman who attacked me isn't even a parent at our school. She isn't a Facebook friend of mine, nor does she follow me—she must have seen my post through a mutual connection. She just jumped in to lash out at me. This is just one example.

And what about all those "intellectuals" and "experts" who repeatedly issued statements—demanding a "zero academic year," the cancellation of exams, and claiming that "life is more important than education"—where are they hiding now?

Not a single child lost their life to COVID-19. Due to the 'stay-at-home' mandates, we see the rise of alcoholism, marijuana and *charas* (cannabis resin) use, hookah smoking, exposure to explicit/pornographic content, and violent videos—with knives often found in the hands of the youth. Furthermore, there are cases of heart-related complications stemming from the use of injectable drugs, with some thirteen-year-olds even requiring heart surgery.

Our unfortunate system created a massive stir, claiming the third wave of COVID-19 would target children, leading to the preparation of hospital beds specifically for them. But did children really contract COVID-19? It wasn't COVID-19; rather, a new, insidious 'malady' has taken hold of our children. If you visit any psychiatrist today, you will find scores of children suffering from mental health issues—and even with medication, there is no sign of improvement.

Fifty percent of students failed their first year of Intermediate education, with thousands scoring zero marks. Previously, the authorities had ensured everyone passed by pressuring the government. Now, those same students are in their second year of Intermediate—yet, in their entire lives, they have never actually sat for an exam; they were all 'COVID-promoted' (passed without exams). If examinations were conducted properly, at least twenty percent would fail. Some of these individuals are now turning to 'self-employment' by becoming suppliers of drugs and explicit content.

Children—barely out of infancy—were kept in a state of constant fear, being told to wear masks, sanitize, and follow strict protocols. This didn't last for just a week or a month; it went on for two years. Children who were under a year old when the pandemic began—especially those growing up in cities—have effectively become mentally impaired. A survey conducted on children in one city revealed that their IQ levels had dropped by twenty percent.

The other day, a parent came seeking school admission for their child. The boy is three years old—he was an infant when the pandemic started. By this age, he should have already begun speaking, and he ought to have been healthy. Mother and father both work from home .. Busy on the computer .. Was in Dubai { now they have come to India } . No one to talk to kid. There are no games to play.. There are no songs. Cell phone on hand. Now that's a boy .. A full-fledged mental patient.. Words don't come .. He screams out loud .. Sit in one place for a minute. He takes the thing and throws it away without discretion. If it hits your face you can lose an eye.. You can think about it.

Dubai psychiatrist s say that if he gets a seat in a good school, if they pay attention, the boy will slowly fall on the way. Those parents came searching. If you give a seat now .. What if that boy picks up an object in class tomorrow in June July and hits the other kid next to him in the head? How long did the teacher not take care of a child right? Just in case you miss it for a moment. If anything happens when the blackboard wiwu rotates.. " School is unrelenting .. The propaganda will end as "horrible". Someone just started the fire. Is it our responsibility to put it down? Then the blame is on us.. Now it is our responsibility to solve the problems.

Wonder why I am saying all these now? Efforts to close schools have started again. Schools are running in countries like Germany where there are three lakh cases. Thousands of fraud cases have been filed.. Delhi government held a meeting yesterday whether schools should be closed. They said they are not carrying it for now. Everything is drama. If the cases increase a little every ten days a week, they will close.

Online Edu Companies .. Gothikada foxes are sitting waiting. Efforts to close schools as a platform of Delhi .. How will the media co-operation which is sold to them. What if the school is closed again? It's scary to even imagine. My fear is not about running my school. Why even run a school.. Why does it all matter .. Everything .. When all the destruction is going on the way, do we have to educate something and get blamed? How long though? "This is the pain in my heart.

If the future of children is being destroyed, there is no one to talk to. Plus online edu companies.. Computer Hardware Manufacturers .. Software company owners .. Medical mafia .. They are waiting for this opportunity. This is not an agenda for political parties. At least one leader.. Not one party will talk about this.

SLATE - The School, Gannavaram Campus

Cases have risen slightly in Delhi, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.

The test positivity rate in Delhi and Haryana has fluctuated—rising and then falling. During the onset of a genuine wave, the test positivity rate typically climbs; as the wave begins to subside, it declines. (An upward trend usually lasts at least twenty days—there is still time to go.)

But what does it mean when the numbers rise for four days and then fall on the fifth? It suggests that the situation is artificial.

How could it be artificial? Consider a school: if an infected person enters, it is natural to find thirty or forty cases when testing is conducted three days later. The same applies to a wedding—if an infected person attends, testing the relatives four days later would yield similar results.

Is that what they did?

We are left defenseless, aren't we? Many blindly trust vaccine manufacturers, but we are being deceived if we accept such claims without proof. My question is simple: why has the test positivity rate dropped? (In Haryana, it went from 6% to 4%, and in Delhi, from 7% to 4%.) Isn't it absurd for the test positivity rate to jump by three or four percentage points in a single day, only to fall again? Something is clearly fishy here! Who is supposed to verify all of this? Is it not a form of superstition to simply believe whatever is broadcast on television—that cases have suddenly surged?

Let’s set that point aside for a moment. Just as these "artificial" waves appear in Delhi and Haryana, Kerala suddenly adds 800 cases—claiming they are a "backlog" from the past ten days. Meanwhile, the narrative being pushed—insisting that cases have doubled overnight—is nothing more than a deliberate attempt to mislead and confuse the public. Do you have such immense faith in people’s naivety, or is this just sheer, unadulterated audacity?

Propagating claims about a "fourth wave" and an "inevitable lockdown"—have you no sense of shame? It’s like the story of the boy who cried wolf; if you keep warning of a lockdown every single week, won’t even the few gullible souls who still trust you eventually stop believing you?

Look at China—a forty-day lockdown, people in tears, yet cases continue to rise. When it has been so clearly demonstrated that lockdowns are a complete failure, how can you still push for them? Don’t you realize that the surge in cases in China, South Korea, and Australia is precisely a consequence of having remained "silent" (under strict restrictions) for the past two years?

In countries like those in Africa, or in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh—nations that ignored the "testing, tracing, and tracking" charades you championed during the first wave—there was no "second Delta wave," nor was there an "Omicron wave." There was only one wave. Why was there only one wave in these countries? Why didn't the Delta wave hit them hard? Why didn't Omicron strike there? Countries that ignored all this nonsensical propaganda are doing just fine—fewer cases, fewer deaths. Meanwhile, the countries that obsessed over these measures are the ones facing the most trouble. The more you fret and intervene, the more problems you create. Why is this the case? Have you ever even bothered to discuss this?

Now, you’re claiming a "fifth wave" is coming to India very soon. Are you intent on leading those who trusted you until they are completely submerged and ruined?

Slate Gannavaram

What is actually happening in China: A ground report from Suzhou (a city near Shanghai).

Due to the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, lockdowns have been imposed in many cities, and they are mandatory for everyone. Most notably, in the economic hub of Shanghai, a lockdown has been officially in effect since the last week of April. Even after three weeks, the residents remain under lockdown. Let’s take a closer look at the situation and what is unfolding in China.

Every day, over 25,000 asymptomatic cases and approximately 1,500 to 3,000 symptomatic cases are being reported. The lockdown in Shanghai is being enforced with a level of severity unseen anywhere else in the world. For instance, some of our colleagues were confined within their factory for three weeks simply because a few COVID-19 cases were detected there. Despite daily testing—all of which returned negative results—no one was permitted to leave. They had to eat, sleep, and live entirely within the factory premises. Although some basic provisions were made, they faced significant hardships; enduring such a sudden, stringent lockdown for weeks—struggling with necessities like bathing, laundry, and proper rest—is an immense ordeal. For the city's residents, the situation is dire. They are not allowed to leave their immediate living areas. Initially, they were instructed to lock their doors and remain inside; later, they were permitted to move around within their gated communities, but crossing the gates to go outside remains strictly prohibited. Everything, with the exception of essential services, has been shut down. People are suffering more from the lockdown than from the virus itself. In Shanghai, not a single death has been recorded due to the Omicron variant so far, and over 85% of cases are completely asymptomatic. Why, then, is such a strict lockdown in place? It is because of the "Zero-COVID" policy mandated by the country's president—a stance that rejects any form of coexistence with the virus. The authorities are going to extreme lengths to enforce this. They point to Hong Kong as a cautionary tale, claiming that it saw some of the world's highest death rates from Omicron—including among children—yet even that figure remains below 0.7%. Despite this, the government insists on remaining committed to its Zero-COVID policy.

This type of lockdown has caused immense hardship; many deaths have occurred, and some people have even staged protests due to a lack of food. It is extremely rare for the Chinese police to assault citizens in public, yet the government has deployed the military. Videos have surfaced on local social media showing personnel indiscriminately beating, kicking, and abusing citizens—particularly those who failed to comply with their orders. Any video that questions the government's actions is immediately deleted. The mainstream media is compelled to support the government; failing to do so risks imprisonment. City residents are lamenting that, regardless of whether the virus kills them, the lockdown itself is proving fatal. Elderly individuals living alone—unable to use mobile phones, restricted from leaving their homes, and with their family members also locked down elsewhere—have died due to a lack of access to food and essential medicines. Inhumane incidents have occurred, such as health workers beating and killing the pets of people infected with the virus. On April 14, the Health Commissioner of the Hongkou district in Shanghai died by suicide, unable to withstand the immense pressure. Some individuals who relied on steroids or other critical, life-sustaining medications have also passed away. Deaths have occurred because nearly all medical staff were diverted to COVID-19 duties; hospitals refused entry to anyone without a COVID-negative report, and other medical conditions went untreated due to the focus on the pandemic. Small-scale traders and individuals struggling with mental health issues have also died by suicide. None of these incidents are being reported in mainstream media; they appear only on local social media platforms, from where they are promptly deleted.

As soon as the lockdown was announced, supermarkets were completely emptied. There were even instances of people fighting and looting. The government responded quickly, replenishing supplies of vegetables, meat, and other daily essentials. However, if this continues, the supply chain could shrink, leading to a sharp rise in prices and potential food shortages. Shanghai’s daily revenue is estimated at $1.5 billion; a lockdown lasting weeks or months is likely unsustainable. It is also doubtful whether a "zero-COVID" policy can truly be achieved and maintained. With the rest of the world learning to live with the virus, how long can China persist with this approach—especially when its exports are being severely impacted? Surely, they wouldn't intentionally destroy their own economy! They maintain that they will continue with the "zero-COVID" policy until they have reliable data and the necessary infrastructure in place.

Those who have contracted the virus are facing significant hardships in quarantine centers, sharing their struggles on local social media. Issues include a lack of facilities for daily bathing, dissatisfaction with the food provided, sleep disruption caused by lights being left on 24 hours a day, the practice of housing people together in groups, and the failure to release individuals who have tested negative for COVID-19. People have remarked that while they might recover quickly at home, staying in these centers makes recovery seem impossible, even after a month. In some instances, those infected are treated like criminals. Even when the viral load decreases, individuals are transferred to rehabilitation centers and held for another 14 days; if they test positive again, the entire process is repeated.

Upon returning home, one must undergo another 14-day quarantine. If a COVID-19 case emerges, you have to be extremely cautious; life becomes confined within four walls for that entire period.

It is not just Shanghai; many other cities are under partial or complete lockdown. If even a single COVID-19 case is detected within a residential complex, the entire community is placed under a strict 14-day lockdown—residents are not permitted to step outside their doors. Essential supplies are delivered to one's doorstep. All social gatherings and celebrations are halted, movement between different residential communities is prohibited, vaccinations for young children have been suspended, factories have shut down, and the tourism and entertainment sectors have come to a complete standstill. Even traveling from one virus-free city to another is fraught with difficulty, as rules can change unexpectedly at any moment. One might be forced into quarantine even without having the virus. Authorities are even demanding COVID-19 test reports for infants only months old; testing the mother alone is not considered sufficient. If these conditions persist, beyond the risk of an economic crisis, there is a very high probability that people will fall into a state of severe mental distress.

Men in Blue !

There is no way one can escape infection by corona virus.

Virus keeps evolving. If one has to get infected then the best time is childhood when one is healthy. Today's children have to face virus throughout their life. So trying to avoid infection is not a correct approach. Does this look ridiculous? Then read who said so ?

last night

A star hotel in Hyderabad Jubilee Hills.

Me getting out of the car Mrs going to the hotel.

Security stopped. Sir put on a mask he said.

"We don't keep. The government has removed the rule of mask compulsory. "

Another person has come to this world. Maybe a security supervisor. " Have to wear a mask. This is our hotel rule. It is not the point of what the government has said. "

"I will not wear a mask. This is my rule. Fold your hotel rules and keep it in your pocket and open the car door saying "we are going".

" Sorry sir .. Get in the inside "

Consider a state (or a country). There are two major political parties, each with its own leaders.

These parties, their leadership, and the lives of the people—all of this inevitably brings both good and bad outcomes. (Who is the best? Who is the most malevolent? That is a subject for debate—but that is a separate matter.)

Then, there is the media—encompassing magazines, television channels, YouTube channels, websites, and so on.

One type of media examines every issue impartially. It might find that one party’s stance is sound on a particular matter, while another party’s position is correct on a different issue; it analyzes things critically and offers constructive feedback. It harbors no special affection for—nor any animosity toward—any specific leader. By evaluating every issue through the lens of public welfare, it explains to the people what is good and what is bad. It truly upholds the idea that the media is the "fourth pillar" of democracy.

Then, there is another kind of media. It might lavish praise upon a specific leader; even when that leader makes a mistake, the media outlet will shield them, carrying the burden of that error on its own shoulders. Conversely, it might target an opposing party, portraying even the good deeds of that party’s leaders as negative.

Now, between these two types of media, which one earns the affection of the people? Do you assume that the media which views everything from the perspective of the public and society is the one that commands the people's respect? If so, you are mistaken. Why, you ask? Read on.

A Look Back in Time:

Let us travel back fifty years into history. At that time, illiteracy was widespread in the country, yet the people possessed a great deal of common sense. Those who were educated would subscribe to newspapers. If a newspaper was of high quality, more people would choose to subscribe to it, which in turn would increase that publication's circulation. Higher circulation meant more advertisements for a publication, leading to greater revenue, higher profits, and increased prestige.

Moreover, in those days—especially during the British colonial era—newspaper owners often pursued social objectives. Many freedom fighters, for instance, launched publications to disseminate their ideas among the public; figures ranging from Raja Ram Mohan Roy to several others followed this path.

The web era:

Times have changed. We now face a situation where a publication is sold for less than the cost of printing it. For example, a newspaper delivered to your home for six rupees might actually cost the publisher around 18 rupees to produce. Surprisingly, some publications have even taken steps to intentionally limit their circulation to curb these losses.

This, however, is only a small part of the story; the landscape has evolved significantly over the last twenty years.

Twenty-four-hour news channels have emerged. Gradually, every publication has introduced an "e-edition." Websites and dedicated YouTube channels have also become commonplace.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of households subscribing to physical newspapers dropped drastically. People began sharing these publications online—through WhatsApp groups and other digital platforms—to read them. Some journalists even created WhatsApp groups specifically to distribute these newspapers.

If readers access a publication for free online—via a smartphone or computer—instead of purchasing a physical copy, doesn't this result in a loss for the publisher? With print editions, every copy circulated incurs a specific cost; historically, publishers would offset this loss—and even generate profit—through advertising revenue. But what happens now, with the rise of "e-editions" and the shift toward digital circulation? Regardless of how high the circulation becomes online, there are no additional printing costs—which effectively reduces losses. Furthermore, there is revenue generated from advertisements in the print edition, supplemented by additional advertising revenue from the web edition. In short, higher circulation for the web edition translates to greater revenue.

Meanwhile, TV channels are breaking down their broadcast news and analysis into smaller segments and uploading them to YouTube with engaging headlines. While a live TV program might attract tens of thousands of viewers, the same content, once uploaded to YouTube, can garner a hundred times more views.

Then there are YouTube channels and websites...

We are now in the era of web journalism. This could take many forms: an 'e-paper' version of a magazine, content uploaded to a news channel’s YouTube account, a standalone YouTube channel, or a dedicated webpage. In this era of web journalism, revenue is driven by page engagement—the more people who view a page, the higher the engagement, which in turn attracts more advertisements and generates greater income.

Let’s examine how the landscape has shifted in the web era. In the earlier example, a newspaper offered impartial criticism; in the past, people might have kept such a newspaper in their homes, contributing to its circulation-based revenue. But how does this work in the age of the web?

WEBAKOOF:

This is the age of 'webkoofs' (a play on the word 'waqoof'—meaning sense or intellect—implying a lack thereof). A 'webkoof' is someone who lacks common sense—a person who blindly believes whatever they encounter on the web. Consider those under the age of 30 or 35: they rarely read magazines or books; for them, everything exists on the web. While intelligent people with common sense certainly still exist, they are now outnumbered. This is a generation that grew up playing video games online—a demographic that is highly educated, yet...

Everything has become a spectacle—a chaotic, auction-like frenzy. This is the world of the millennial generation.

Consider a publication that—in all sincerity—offers impartial, thoughtful analysis, viewing society itself as a sacred space. Few people today possess the patience, maturity, or common sense to engage with such content. Consequently, such a publication fails to gain traction online; lacking revenue, it eventually shuts down.

Then there’s another approach: placing a leader on a pedestal—or, conversely, tearing another leader down. This is framed as "affection" for one’s own leader, though it might look like pure hatred toward the rival. In the digital age, this is the formula for success. How so?

It’s about generating clicks—and turning enemies into a source of engagement.

When a leader is hailed as a god-like figure, their followers read the content and share it with friends and family. But what happens when a rival leader is criticized? In this "era of negativity," people are increasingly drawn to inflammatory content—all the more so because it’s free to access online. Some click out of curiosity: "Let’s see how they dared to criticize our leader!" They then leave comments—often filled with vile abuse—directed at the critic. They might even share the post with their own circle, saying, "Hey, look at how I tore into this guy—you should do the same!" Soon, others join in. The web doesn't care whether you engaged to praise or to condemn, whether you read with delight or with indignation—it only registers the engagement. Opening a web page once counts as one 'view.' The total number of views indicates how many people have visited and looked at that page.

The Reign of Controversy:

Currently, it’s the 'Varma school' (referring to the style of filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma) that prevails. The more controversial something is, the more criticism, insults, page engagement, and revenue it generates. Attacking a specific caste, religion, social group, or political leader leads to higher earnings. People might react with, "How outrageous!"—they watch, they hurl insults, and those very insults translate into popularity and revenue for the creators. The larger the 'hate gang'—the group of people who despise the content—the greater the profit.

Want to get a 'shock'?

This is the age of the mentally ill. Looking for a shock? In the past, elders might have warned, "Don't touch that electric wire, or you'll get a shock!" Today, the term 'shocking news' is considered old-fashioned. Now, the hook is, "You'll be shocked when you see this!"—followed by chaotic, aggressive, or crude outbursts. The more negative the content, the more popular it becomes; that is the trend today.

A Compelling Spectacle... The 'Beauty' of the Streets!

It’s truly bizarre—and utterly disgusting and mean—how these things garner views. It’s not just about men or women; it’s about a singular, crude tone (it’s a pity we even have to use such terms, but that is his 'natural' style). A video featuring a man—let's call him 'Uppal Ramu'—is going viral, creating a frenzy. He has become an overnight 'web star.' The poor man, who had suffered a brain injury in an accident, was provoked to tears by some locals; he responded by hurling the same abusive language back at them. The online world turned this into a viral sensation. In this case, perhaps it’s not even the man's own fault. This web is of the world. Whatever is mad is the one that I like. If a person who once made a good name as a religious preacher talks madly with some mental problem, it is a joke to the people. That's what's going viral. A controversial teacher who was caught on camera having sex with an actress a few years back and got lost in the same path. Who will listen if something good is said? How crazy he talks.. The more crazy things you do, the more propaganda. Abhisheks to him like Tirumala Venkateswara .. Good morning .. Those videos are viral .. He became the evergreen webstar.

Once upon a time there was only one Varma .. So many people now .. Those who do crazy things and get happiness with popularity!

This is what Nandi is.. Web journalism .. Web magic world .. This is today's Jambalakadipamba. You might think this is limited to two Telugu states only.. This is today's global trend.

My friend Vandemataram Srinivas!

Since this morning, TV channels have been reporting a "rampage" of the coronavirus in cities like Mumbai and Delhi, even mentioning a "fourth wave."

Many people have reached out to me via Facebook Messenger, asking for my take on this.

Take a look at the Worldometer website.

In Mumbai, there were 56 cases on April 5, 51 on the 6th, 41 on the 7th, 49 on the 8th, 31 on the 10th, 26 on the 11th, 52 on the 12th, 72 on the 13th, and 56 yesterday, April 14.

Have the cases really increased? Since April 6, the numbers have hovered around fifty—fluctuating slightly up and down. In fact, the number of cases on the 14th is lower than it was on the 13th.

As for Delhi, there were 82 cases on April 4; that number has risen to 325 as of yesterday. But consider the population of Delhi—and is there any lockdown in place? Public life is continuing as usual. If a genuine "wave" were occurring, the 82 cases seen in early April would have surged well past three thousand by now.

There is no significant growth in Mumbai, and only a marginal increase in Delhi.

Are those who tested positive in Delhi actually falling ill? No. Are ambulances rushing around? No. Are there hospital admissions? No. These cases only came to light because people happened to get tested.

What do you think is really going on here?

The coronavirus isn't going anywhere; it remains among us. A virus that spreads through the air doesn't just appear once and then vanish—it’s not something that can be "built up" or manufactured in this way.

Once infected, the body develops antibodies, which typically last for six to eight months. It is highly unlikely for someone to be reinfected in such a short span. Delhi experienced an Omicron wave back in December and January; those who managed to avoid it then might be contracting it now. Very few people escaped the Omicron wave entirely, which is why we are seeing a slight uptick. In the two Telugu states, [infections peaked] in January. The antibodies [generated] will last until June or July. Meanwhile, the number of cases is expected to rise.

Have you noticed? During the first and second waves of the coronavirus, a large number of infected individuals required hospitalization. However, during the Omicron wave—which affected entire families and crores of people—there was no need for hospital care. Why is that?

The reason is that Indians have developed T-cell protection. While an initial infection generates antibodies—which typically provide protection for only six to nine months—T-cell protection can last a lifetime.

The Spanish Flu, which occurred during the First World War, was caused by an influenza virus. Did it disappear? No. It transitioned from a pandemic to an endemic state; it became a virus that causes the common cold. Over the last hundred years, it has likely mutated millions of times, giving rise to new variants—that is the inherent nature of a virus. We have been exposed to this virus many times, yet has any serious harm come to us? No. Did we get vaccinated against it? No. And yet, it caused us no significant trouble. The reason is the protection provided by our T-cells.

According to Indian government statistics, the first two waves of the coronavirus reached ninety percent of the population in our country. Consequently, everyone acquired T-cell protection. That is why Omicron could not cause any major impact. Refer to my post from June 25th of last year; I wrote then that the coronavirus had become endemic in our country. The Omicron wave was merely a surge—is that not the case?

A "wave" typically implies a spike in deaths and overwhelmed hospitals—a situation that would indeed be cause for alarm. But now, the coronavirus has settled in much like the common cold; an infection is no longer a cause for concern.

The First World War era The effect of pharmacists is less. Then there is no vaccine. After two years of pandemic, normal life has been established.

But now corona Golden Duck. The pharmacists just won't give it up. Media needs breaking news. People are attracted to negative news. That's what you will see. Study star. You will share. This is called page engagement. If more people watch like this, they will get more advertisements.

Vaccines are being traded as vaccines by hiding the actual T cells protection. Is it necessary for polio masks to be given a year? Nope. Vaccine will not be given to those who have been infected more than once. If infected once, antibodies and T cells protection will come. But corona has a different rule! Why?

Once upon a time a medicine for man. Now the man for a drink. We have to live for the pharmacists. They have to do what they say. Don't question the opposite. We have to fall victim to their marketing! . Different types of campaigning to sell medicines. News that there are cases in Mumbai where there are no cases. They are scaring Delhi by showing some slightly increased Delhi. The reason is.. Now the syringe is not sold much. Only a few left in stock.

Lakhs of people got sick by injecting needle medicines with the same work. By hiding this, they are running the business randomly.

I keep getting ten twenty messages a day. The atrocities that happened due to needle medicine. I am not afraid that if everything is revealed, everyone will be terrified.

Corona is not going away. And it just keeps on poking. Now cases have increased slightly in Delhi. Anti-bodies will run out so in the months of June and July, cases will increase drastically in Telugu states. We should stop telling the actual cases as cases.

Why be afraid of corona which does not cause illness? We have T cells protection on that. B2, xe new variants will be coming like this. Don't care about such news. Don't create fear in the people by reading and sharing. Your fear is the imaginary tree of pharmacists. Fear gave them bags of currency full of godowns.

. If you don't believe the pharmacists propaganda go get a booster now. It won't end with one booster. As long as you live, you should keep getting stabbed twice a year. Government help will be provided if you die with minimum corona Those who killed themselves by using needle medicine are not getting justice even if they go to the courts. What is the evidence? They are asking for that. This is a fraud that is happening in a blink of an eye.. Injustice.

If you believe me then share this with your relatives and friends. Corona doesn't have to fear anymore. Otherwise, it is up to you if the pharmacists believe in paid propaganda. " Disturbance .. What can I say if I am afraid of seeing news like "Karala Nrityaam" and lowering immunity.

They killed him with fear. The properties have been robbed. Is it yet? How many years? Wake up!

Corona is not going away.. The cases just keep on coming. After testing for cold in the country .. Oh my god, how will it be if there are one lakh cold cases. Now corona is the same.

Being mutated is a symptom of virus. There's always a new variant coming up. Beware of those who advertise it for their business. corona How many new forms come, it is nothing to us. The reason is that so many people in India already got Soki T cells protection twice or at least once. That is the protection of Sri Rama for us.

This is an excellent story that sheds light on the conspiracies and deceptions targeting families, children, and parents.

The business strategy involves undermining the trust parents have in their children through various means—such as merit-based examinations, scholarship announcements, phone calls, and advertisements in newspapers.

It is a business—a mafia—woven around children’s education. It is a syndicate that stifles children's creativity for the sake of its own profit. It systematically erodes the faith parents have in their own children, replacing it with a misplaced reliance on this very mafia.

This mafia manipulates parents into constantly berating their children, saying things like, "We are spending thousands, even lakhs on you, yet you fail to secure a good rank!" They prompt adults to use powerful, demoralizing language—such as, "Your peers are scoring 100 out of 100; why can't you?"—which shatters a child's self-confidence. This often leads children to believe that living in a hostel is better than staying at home. For some, both home and school turn into a living hell. This conspiracy has been so successful that it even manages to paint a child—who might actually be quite perceptive—as a "good-for-nothing" within their own home.

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An analysis by Vashireddy Amarnath...

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A cunning deception!

From January to May, these corporate institutions suddenly display an overwhelming, "excessive" affection for students. During the COVID-19 pandemic, corporate educational institutions laid off their own teachers—forcing some to resort to selling vegetables and other goods to survive—while retaining only half the staff and paying them just half their salaries. Having thus deprived these teachers of their livelihoods, why do these same corporate entities now conduct scholarship tests worth crores of rupees?

Why do they splash full-page advertisements, trumpeting: "Come, take a free scholarship test—on a Sunday, no less—and get a chance to win crores of rupees!"?

If they truly care so much about meritorious students, why don't they offer these scholarships to the students already enrolled in their own institutions?

Read on:

A man—an employee—had a son in the fifth grade at a particular school. The boy was articulate, earned good grades, and his father felt the school provided a solid education. Seeing one of these advertisements in a newspaper, the father thought, "Hmm... there’s something fishy here." He had little faith in these corporate institutions.

Still, he reasoned, what harm could there be in taking his son to sit for the test on a Sunday? There was no application fee, and it would serve as good practice—plus, it would give him an idea of ​​his son’s academic standing. He signed his son up, and the day of the test arrived.

After finishing the exam, the boy walked out. "Well, how did it go?" his father asked. The boy replied, "I don't know, Daddy!" "All the questions were very difficult. I wrote down what I knew," the boy said. "Alright, never mind," his father replied, dismissing the matter.

Less than a week later, the results of the test the boy had taken arrived. He had scored only 40 out of 100. The father felt as if the ground beneath his feet were spinning. "What is this? At his regular school, he always scores 99, or at least 95, out of 100. His teachers even praise him, saying he studies very well. How could he end up with such a dismal score of 40 here?" he began to worry.

Just then, he received a call from the institution. "Sir, have you seen your son's marks? This is what happens when a child studies in an ordinary, run-of-the-mill school. They only teach what’s in the textbooks there. The IIT entrance exam isn't like that—it asks very in-depth, complex questions. At our school, we teach at an IIT level. If your son continues studying where he is, things will only get worse; he’ll fall further behind every day. If you want him to learn at an IIT standard and ensure he doesn't lag behind in the race, enroll him in our school. We’re even offering you a concession! Our annual fee is two lakh rupees, but since your son scored 40 percent, we’re giving you a 40 percent discount. You’d only need to pay one lakh twenty thousand—that’s a saving of eighty thousand! But keep in mind, this offer is valid only for today and tomorrow." "Tell me, shall I go ahead and confirm the seat?"

The father fell into deep thought. "What could be more important than my child's education? He’s falling behind at his current school, even though it seemed like a good one. Oh dear... this is a critical juncture. One wrong step could ruin his entire future."

"Sir... I’m coming in. I need a seat for my son. Please, could you increase the discount a bit?" he said, calling back the person who had contacted him.

The father took his son to the school. "Daddy, my current school is fine! I want to study there—not here!" the boy cried, but his father paid no heed.

"Sir, you heard him—he says he wants to stay at his old school," the father remarked.

"That’s up to you, sir... but what do children really know? Look, for your sake, I’ll knock off another ten thousand—that’s a total saving of ninety thousand! Plus, I’m placing him in the 'star batch.' Everyone who has studied in this batch has gone on to secure a seat at an IIT and is now settled in America. Congratulations! But keep in mind, this offer is only valid for today—I really had to push hard to convince my dean." Meanwhile, the dean remarked, "He didn't even score 40 percent! It’s a waste to give him a seat, let alone offer a fee discount." The staff member replied, "I worked hard to convince him, sir."

"Alright, sir... thank you very much!" "Here is the fee."

Meanwhile, in the school office—inside the Dean’s chamber:

"Sir, the boy secured the state’s first rank in the test we conducted, scoring forty marks. His father just stopped by, paid the fee, and left."

"Oh, great job! He’s a sharp lad. Even though we included degree-level questions in a scholarship test designed for fifth-graders, he still managed to score forty..."

"It’s truly remarkable that he managed to score that well. If we were to give this same test to our own students, they wouldn’t even manage to get two marks! Isn’t our boss’s strategy brilliant? The first step is to shatter the parents' confidence—to show them, through these test scores, that the school their children attend is completely worthless. That’s the plan. But, to be fair, that school actually maintains a very high standard; they have some truly exceptional students there."

"Exactly, sir! Just the other day, four teachers from our branch went there for interviews, and not a single one of them was selected. That should tell you just how high their standards are."

"Four of them went? Why?"

"Because of the pressure to secure admissions, sir—our salaries depend on it. What kind of life is this? I feel disgusted with myself. Look at this situation: that boy took our scholarship test—which thousands of others also sat for—and scored forty marks, ranking first in the state. That’s his caliber—and the caliber of the school he attends. And what did I do? To put food on my own table, I lied. I brainwashed his father, telling him his son had scored poorly. Honestly, if our own teachers took that test, they wouldn’t even score thirty marks! It’s a wretched state of affairs, sir... and to think, I myself studied at a good residential school." "Sir, it’s laughable—our English teacher can’t even construct a single proper sentence in English! And if you press the Physics or Maths teachers, they fail to explain even a basic conceptual question. We go around claiming to be an 'IIT-focused' institution, but in reality, we are just ruining children's futures. It’s a web of lies: we inflate the fees—claiming it’s two lakhs when it’s actually one—then offer a '40% discount' upfront, followed by another ten-thousand-rupee reduction at the time of admission. We collect 1.1 lakhs, pay one lakh to the school, and keep ten thousand for ourselves. If I deceive five students, I walk away with fifty thousand. I often wonder, why are we doing this? It’s just a cruel twist of fate, sir. If I ever get the chance, I’ll leave this behind and join a proper, decent school as a teacher."

This is a never-ending, tragic saga—a stark, real-life account of how the childhoods of thousands of children are being sacrificed.

In a certain kingdom, the King summoned his Chief Minister.

The King:

"In our kingdom,

there must be people who are extremely intelligent,

and there must also be people who are very stupid, right?"

The Minister (hesitantly):

"Yes, Your Majesty, that is true!"

The King:

"Very well. Find the five most foolish people in the entire kingdom and bring them here for an audience."

The Minister:

"As you command, Your Majesty." He left the royal court, but his mind was consumed by a single, troubling question.

One can easily determine if a person is intelligent by giving them a test or asking them a few questions.

But how, exactly, does one identify a fool?

The Minister found himself in a difficult predicament, unable to see a way out. Yet, having accepted the task, he had no choice—a royal decree is, after all, a royal decree.

After traveling across the kingdom for a month, he returned to the court—bringing two people with him.

The King:

"My Chief Minister! Have you been misled, or have you lost count?

I asked for five, yet you have brought only two!"

The Minister:

"Your Majesty, please, hear me out."

The King:

"Very well! Proceed."

The Minister:

"While I was traveling through the kingdom...

I came across a man sitting on a wheelbarrow with a heavy sack balanced on his head. When I asked him why he didn't simply place the sack on the wheelbarrow, he replied that doing so would only add to the burden the wheelbarrow had to carry! That is why I have brought him here—as the fifth fool."

The King:

"Excellent! And what about the others?" Minister:

"I spotted this second man dragging his buffalo up onto the roof of his house, intending to feed it the grass that had grown there.

"So, I have categorized him as the fourth fool."

King:

"Splendid! And what’s next?"

Minister:

"While the kingdom faces numerous pressing issues, I have set them all aside and spent an entire month searching for fools. Therefore, I am the third fool."

King (laughing): "And then?"

Minister:

"When there are real problems to be solved, Your Majesty—you, too, are ignoring all your responsibilities to go looking for fools."

Those present at the gathering watched in fearful silence.

A heavy silence descended upon the assembly.

The King, with a curious look, remarked, "Minister, there is no doubt—you have hit upon a profound truth.

Now, tell me: who is the first fool?"

Minister:

"As you command, Your Majesty!

Neglecting all the important tasks that ought to be done,

The person who is reading this message right now, online...

"...is the first fool."

Just make sure you aren't the first one to forward this to your friends!

Clever deception!

From January to May, corporate institutions will see Amitha's love for students. corona Time to fire their own teachers and make them sell fruits etc and half

By keeping many teachers in duty, they also gave half of their salaries... Corporate organizations that have beaten the stomachs of Pantulla.... Why are they conducting scholarship tests worth crores of rupees?

"Come on! Write a free scholarship. That too was a Sunday. Chance to win crores of rupees! "Why do you blow with full page advertisements?

If you have so much love for merit students, you can give it to the students who are studying till now in their institution right?

Please have a read!

He is an employee. His son is in fifth grade at a school. He can speak well. Good brands are coming in. He thinks the school is getting a good education. He saw the advertisement in the newspaper. "Oh my god.. He thought there is some deception in this. He doesn't have much faith in corporate corporations.

But if you take your son to write a test on a Sunday, there is no loss for him right? There is no fee even for the test. Practice writing a test will come. Above all, he thought he would understand the standard of his son. He applied for the test. The day to write the test has come.

The boy came out after writing the test. "E A R! How did you write it?" Asked by the father. Maybe daddy! . Got all the custom questions. I have written what I know" said Babu. He said "okay" said father. He forgot that thing with all that.

The result of the test written by the boy has been received before the end of a week. In that, his son has achieved marks in Nootiki. It felt like the earth was rotating under her feet. "What is this? He and his school always used to get 99, or at least 95—how did he end up with a mere 40 percent?" the father worried.

Just then, he received a call from an institution. "Sir, have you seen your son’s marks? This is what happens when you send a child to an ordinary, run-of-the-mill school. They only teach what’s in the textbook. IIT entrance exams aren't like that—they ask very in-depth questions. At our school, we teach at an IIT level. If your son continues where he is, things will only get worse; he’s falling further behind every day. If you want him to receive IIT-level instruction and keep pace in the race, enroll him in our school. We’re even offering a concession! Our annual fee is two lakh rupees, but since your son scored 40 percent, we’re giving you a 40 percent discount. You’d only need to pay 120,000—that’s a saving of 80,000! This offer is only valid for today and tomorrow. Shall I go ahead and confirm his seat?"

The father fell into deep thought. "What could be more important than my child’s education? By choosing this school, I’ve actually left him lagging behind. Oh no—this is a critical juncture. One wrong step could ruin his entire life."

"Sir... I’m coming over. My son needs a seat—could you please increase the discount a little more?" he said, calling back the number.

The father took his son, Babu, to the new school. "Daddy, my current school is good! I want to study there, not here," the boy pleaded, bursting into tears. The father was not impressed.

"Sir, you’ve seen it for yourself—that’s where my son studies," the father said.

"As you wish, sir... but what do children really know, anyway? Look, I’ll knock another ten thousand off for you—that’s a saving of ninety thousand! Plus, I’m offering a seat in the 'star batch.' Everyone who has studied in this batch has secured a seat at an IIT and is now settled in America. Congratulations! But this offer is only valid for today, sir. I really had to work hard to convince our Dean. The boy didn't even score forty percent—giving him a seat is a waste as it is! And on top of that, you want a discount on the fees?" the Dean remarked. "I really had to push to get this approved, sir," the man added. "Okay.. Sir.. Thank you very much. Here is the fee"

At the school office on the other side .. In the Dean's chamber

" Sir .. By scoring four marks, the boy has achieved state first rank in our test. Father has come and paid the fee and left now "

"Oh great job sir.. He is a smart boy. If we bring degree level questions somewhere and give a scholarship test to fifth standard, it means that he scored by force. If this is the test given to our students, they will not get at least two marks. Isn't our boss planning awesome? First of all, the parent confidence should be hit. They need to be shown by signs that the school they go to is useless. This is the plan. For which word, that word should be said. That school has really good standard. There are some guys like merika.

" Yes sir ! The other day, four teachers of our branch went for teachers interviews, not even one of them was selected. That means understand how standard theirs is "

"Are the four gone? Why?"

"Admission pressure sir.. We will get salary only if we bring admissions. What is this life sir! I hate myself . Watch it now . That boy, in our scholarship test written by thousands, scored four marks and stood first in the state. That's his level . The school level he is studying. But what did I do ? Lied for my stomach. I brainwashed the father. Your boy scored low marks Anna. Actually, if that test is written, even the teachers in our school will not get thirty marks. Karma sir .. I studied in a good residential school. Here, if our English teacher is saying "Myaa Ddum" ( Myaa Ddum ) I feel sorry sir.. English teacher cannot speak a sentence in English properly. Physics, Maths teachers cannot be explained a concept question if they are asked back. Let us ... We are living by saying IIT. Poor sir.. We are impacting the children's future. After telling so many lies, if the fee is one lakh, then say it is two lakhs, firstly say it is forty percent discount, while confirming admission, if you give another ten thousand discount, collect one lakh ten thousand and pay one lakh to school, I will have ten thousand remaining. If you cheat five people, fifty thousand. Why do you think we are doing this? Karma sir .. If I get a chance, I will also join a good school as a teacher, sir.

This is the story that has no end! The real life situation where thousands of children are being sacrificed!

Vasumathi Devi (65), wife of CPI National Secretary Dr. K. Narayana, passed away on Thursday evening.

She breathed her last following a severe heart attack. The funeral will take place on Friday at 11:00 AM in Ainam Bakam village, located in the Nagari constituency. RIP Vasumathi Akka.

Children Are God’s Gentle Blessings – Part 3

1. Do not compare your children with others. A fish cannot fly like a bird, and an elephant cannot climb trees like a monkey. Identify the unique skills and special qualities within your child, and help nurture and refine them.

2. Avoid using negative labels such as "dull," "slow," or "he doesn't study well." These function as negative suggestions; they take root in a child's mind, undermining their self-confidence and potential. Always use encouraging language. If they receive low marks, offer words of motivation: "You are capable of achieving much more! Try harder next time—I know you can do it!" Consistently instilling positive energy in them will yield results; this process is known as Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

3. Einstein did not become a film actor; Amitabh Bachchan did not become a scientist; Sachin Tendulkar did not study Carnatic music; and M.S. Subbulakshmi did not become a physics professor. Not everyone can excel in every field. According to Hindu tradition, different deities possess specific powers or skills—for instance, Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge, while Narada is associated with music. Do not expect your child to demonstrate extraordinary talent in every single area. Until they finish high school, children should be exposed to a wide variety of experiences—covering all subjects, various types of sports, and more. Based on their individual aptitudes, they will naturally show talent in certain areas. Recognize these strengths and help them plan their careers by focusing on those specific fields. Do not force your own personal interests or preferences upon your children. Avoid setting targets like, "No one in our family has ever become a doctor, so you must become one," or "The boy next door got into an IIT and settled in America—you should follow the same path."

4. Do not constantly harp on about "studies, studies" every single day. Doing so stifles the development of initiative, self-reliance, and leadership qualities. If you keep nagging them incessantly, they will eventually stop listening to you or paying any attention to what you say. Especially when children reach the sixth grade, sit them down and spend half an hour explaining the importance of education for their future. Tell them: "In the past, our ancestors lived in rural areas and followed traditional caste-based occupations; even without much formal education, they could still thrive in those roles. That is no longer the case today. No matter how much wealth is accumulated, its value can diminish rapidly. If one falls behind in education, securing a good job becomes difficult, and even in business, significant progress is hard to achieve. A mediocre education leads to a meager income, making life a struggle. Right now, we are earning, but in a few years, our income will cease, and we will eventually become just photographs on a wall. What will happen to your family and your children then? In the coming times, competition will be intense in every field. Robots may take over half of all jobs; the future will belong to those who demonstrate exceptional talent and skill. Your education is the foundation for this. I know you are capable of studying well. I won’t keep reminding you every day—there shouldn't be a need for that. Create your own daily routine and study plan—both for when you return from school and for your holidays—and stick to it. I know you can do it. If you ever need help, just ask."

5. Observe whether they are following the plan they created. If they miss following it for a single day, do not immediately reprimand them; just let it slide! However, if they persist in disregarding your instructions—failing to study properly and merely whiling away their time—then express your feelings to them. Speak calmly: "Even after I’ve told you so many times, you haven’t paid any attention. Fine! Why should I continue doing my part? Cooking is a chore for me, and it’s boring—I’m not going to cook today. I’ll just lie down or pass the time in front of the TV. I won’t go to work either. I don’t care if I get suspended, lose my job, or suffer a loss in my business. If you don’t care about your own responsibilities, why should I work so hard?" Gently convey your distress and concern so they can understand. Handle the situation with sensitivity; do not snap at them, hit them, or use harsh language. Doing so will only dull their sensibilities, make them indifferent, or lead them to start lying. Encourage them to recognize their responsibilities and learn to stand on their own two feet.

6. A mobile phone in a child’s hands is like a ticking time bomb—it could go off at any moment. Do not give it to them; take it away. If they are already deeply addicted, seek professional counseling for them. Do not make the mistake of thinking they are just playing with it for a little while; after all, the path to alcoholism often begins with just a single beer. It starts just once—perhaps encouraged by a friend, thinking, "Let’s see what it’s like." Then come the "hard drinks"—one peg, two, a quarter, half a bottle—until, eventually, it consumes the entire day. Please don’t misunderstand me for comparing a cell phone to alcohol; in fact, it is even worse. Both are driven by the same underlying mechanism: dopamine addiction. Furthermore, in individuals under the age of twenty-five, the prefrontal cortex—a region of the brain—is not yet fully developed. This is precisely why, if young people become addicted to something, it is extremely difficult to help them break free. A cell phone is, in reality, a "hell-phone"—a curse for children that turns their lives into a living hell.

Learning should be driven by genuine interest, not by forced effort. If schools teach lessons in an engaging way, it fosters a natural curiosity and a deep desire to learn more. Rote learning—memorizing for the sake of exams—might yield high marks, but it is merely superficial "bloating" rather than true, substantive growth. In this age of robotics, marks based solely on memory have zero value; after all, artificial intelligence is far more capable than humans when it comes to storing and processing information.

It is a hundred thousand times better to focus on an education that imparts life skills and future-ready competencies. Encourage children to read both their textbooks and age-appropriate general literature. Instill in them a genuine thirst for learning. Children often enjoy sharing what they have learned with others; teaching a concept to someone else is equivalent to studying it five times over. Engage them by asking questions like, "What is this?" or "What is that?"—or even by saying, "I don't know—tell me about it!" Encourage them to teach lessons or share knowledge with younger children in your apartment complex, neighborhood, or home.

8. The "IIT Foundation Course" is akin to the child marriage practices of the 20th century. In the British era, children were married off at a tender, vulnerable age; this is much the same. It typically takes until at least the ninth grade to discern a student's true aptitude—whether it lies in mathematics, the humanities, or the social sciences. This is precisely why governments and educational experts have structured the curriculum to include a broad range of subjects up to the tenth grade. Conversely, if parents—driven by the singular, obsessive goal that "my child must secure a seat at an IIT"—enroll them in these "corporate poultry farms" (coaching centers) as early as the sixth grade, the child’s progress may come to a complete standstill if their natural aptitude does not happen to lie in mathematics. Subjects should be taught in an analytical manner. Instead, under the guise of "IIT preparation," students in the sixth grade are forced to study the curriculum meant for the eighth grade—teaching children content far beyond their age and grade level for two or three years. Driven by the fear that their child might fall behind, parents enroll them in corporate schools. Today, across the Telugu-speaking states, there are millions of young people who lack basic common sense—having had no exposure to sports, music, or yoga. The root cause? These so-called "IIT-focused" programs. These aren't just "studies"—they are a form of destruction. Teachers are given targets and lured with incentives; entrance exams are used to brainwash students—all to sustain a multi-crore business. Beware! If these institutions truly had faith in their own educational methods, why would they spend crores of rupees to "buy" the ranks achieved by students who studied elsewhere (such as at coaching hubs like Kota)? If these corporate entities run their own schools, shouldn't all the top ranks come from within their own system? Why do they offer special schemes to attract high-achieving students? Why are they so desperate to poach meritorious students? In reality, aren't the vast majority of these ranks secured by students who completed their schooling (up to the tenth grade) in quality institutions, only to join these corporate centers for their intermediate education out of sheer necessity? How many students actually enrolled in their "IIT Foundation" programs starting from the sixth grade? How many of *those* students secured ranks? And how many have had their lives ruined? Gather the facts. Do not over-indulge your children. It is not right to shield them entirely from the hardships you have faced; show them what hardship is. Help them understand the lives of the underprivileged, the marginalized, and the poor in society. Foster empathy in them—not just sympathy, but true empathy, which means looking at things from the other person's perspective and understanding them. Raise your children to have an awareness of your own struggles, your childhood, your village, your lineage, and your ancestors.

10. English is a global language, and it must be learned. However, at home, speak to your children only in your mother tongue. If you speak to them in English out of a fascination for the language, they will drift away from their mother tongue. There is a risk that they may also become estranged from your culture, traditions, and—ultimately—even from you. Children can learn three languages ​​quite easily: English at school and their mother tongue at home—this is the right approach. Children who learn more than two languages ​​tend to have greater cognitive and intellectual capacity.

11. Spend time with your children. Engage in age-appropriate games with them and tell them stories. Share tales from your own childhood and life experiences. Depending on your budget, take them out occasionally—perhaps to a park, a grandparent’s village, or a hill station like Ooty—at least during their summer holidays. It is not about where you go, but about the quality of time you spend together that truly matters.

12. Treat your grown-up children like friends. At the same time, if they are doing something wrong—and continue to ignore your repeated warnings—then you must take a strict stance.

13. Keep a close watch on the friends your teenage children associate with. Many young people go astray precisely because of bad company. Those who are heading down the wrong path often support one another and work together to mislead their parents. They might even provide false reassurances, saying things like, "No, Aunty, your son isn't doing anything wrong; we’re just going out for a combined study session." Be careful.

14. Children who are veering off the right path often seek solitude—staying alone in their rooms or appearing withdrawn. If you suggest going out and they insist on staying home, take it as a sign that something might be amiss.

15. Seek the help of teachers to guide your children back onto the right path.

16. Children spend a significant portion of their time at school; that is where the foundation for their future is laid. How do you choose a good school? If you ask me, I might boast that there is no school in the world better than mine! But can you really expect the truth from someone who comes to your doorstep, pleading for admissions—driven by the fact that their own salary depends on securing new students? If you want to know the truth about a school, ask the parents who have their children enrolled there. Nowadays, corporate schools even set traps for parents, enticing them with offers like, "If you bring in a certain number of admissions, we will reduce your child's school fees." While adults might lie, children generally do not. Try visiting a school at the time classes end and observe the children as they come out.

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Happy birthday Blackie. Happy Birthday Brownie!

Respected Amaranth sir

I'm the mother of Hafsa Fatima ; today my daughter came to the class to write the exam,bcoz of your counselling she is able come till here, I'm very thankful to you , she completed her exam & enjoying & interacting with her friends, you did a miracle..Thanq sir, forwarding few pics with her friends

"Zero academic year! Stay at home. Stay safe. Schools cannot open. Who will be held responsible if something happens to anyone?" - a campaign that brings tears to your eyes.

I argued, "Sir! Children are not at significant risk from COVID-19. It is not good for them to stay away from in-person classes at school for such a long time." Some people on Facebook retorted, "You are only saying this because your business will suffer!" This is the current situation. If this is the case in a smaller city like Vijayawada, just imagine the state of affairs in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi. An entire generation has been destroyed.

As soon as school starts...

A flower releases its fragrance the moment it blooms.

But what about the 'modern' school?

Twenty-five years ago, in the heart of Hyderabad, a deceptive business—dubbed 'Japan Life'—was in full swing. A truly bizarre affair...

Relying on one’s own strength to conduct business or politics is an old-fashioned approach. The 'new' method—the shortcut—is to identify the weaknesses of others and then... exploit them for profit.

To ask, "Do you trust, only to deceive?" is the height of naivety. Deception can only occur where there is trust. Your innocent trust is the very foundation upon which deception is built, my friend!

That was the 'Japan Life' principle: 'magic' floor mats and blankets. The claim? Sleep on the mat, wrap yourself in the blanket, and you’ll never fall ill. Just sign away your common sense! If a simple blanket could truly prevent all diseases, why would we need medical colleges, pharmaceutical companies, or hospitals? If we could simply 'conquer' illnesses this easily, why hasn't anyone else come up with this? Well, they wouldn't *let* such an idea surface—that’s the whole scheme!

You have relatives and friends—this scheme is about selling off the trust they have placed in you. You might have spent 150,000 rupees on these 'magical' Japanese mats, but all that happened when you slept on them was that you broke into a sweat and started to stink. The core of this scheme is to recover your losses from the very same people you once trusted.

It’s about cashing in on the trust your friends and family have placed in you! Beliefs, friendships, and relationships—these are all fleeting, my friend. This entire scheme operates on the cynical principle that, in this world, money is the only thing that truly lasts. "Super, Andy! What do you think? Whether I’m actually sleeping on the mat or not, my blood pressure has dropped, my blood sugar is rising, and a heart attack has been averted! And look—my son, who I haven't seen in ages, has suddenly shown up!" In other words, you charm your relatives and friends, convincing them to buy these 'magic mats'—and for every ten people you rope in, you get a commission.

The chain doesn't stop there. Eventually, these people realize they’ve been scammed. They might curse you, but then they realize that getting angry only raises their blood pressure—so, following in your footsteps, they set out to dupe ten more people themselves. As the chain grows, you climb higher and higher, your commissions swell, and your scooter gets replaced by a car. The chain keeps extending... until, one day, the rope snaps. Suddenly, a hundred thousand people are left in total despair. The person who started the whole scheme ends up raking in millions, and those who joined early on also make a tidy profit—but for those who joined just as the rope snapped, it’s a complete catastrophe.

But our people—well, if something is offered for free, they’d even drink phenyl! Who could stay quiet when there’s 'free' money to be made?

Somehow, these schemes are still thriving today.

Now, consider schools: if you educate your children well and pave a golden path for their future—that’s where the real demand for seats lies. That is true strength.

But this path is incredibly difficult; it takes time. Above all, it requires honesty. And honestly, sir—who has that kind of patience these days?

It’s easy to exploit someone else’s vulnerabilities.

Just yesterday, our executives sent a message in the 'Slate Vijayawada' WhatsApp group. It seems a few new schools have popped up post-COVID, and they’re desperate for admissions. And what do you know? The scheme has begun. One or two of them have already managed to hook some parents from our school. If you bring five admissions, your boy will not have fees for one year. Free education for ten years if you bring ten admissions. Fishes caught in the feeder .. Using up their contacts .. "The new school is so cool. Calling and campaigning with other parents saying "Many times better than slate". "Sir one or two of our parents are doing such things sir .. Our executives message saying that you take steps to stop this propaganda.

You guys are strong.. A blow to target the weaknesses of man. It's not our generation to stop this. Actually those school people are great Andy. That school perfume is going off as soon as it is put on. All these years we have seen the corporate chickens who converted teachers into sales teams. Now he has converted his parent to a broker. So much discount .. That means a parent will jump and leave. He is not intelligent enough to know that he is giving him fifty or hundred discount by making one hundred rupees goods to three hundred. Something is coming .. This is a thought for free .. Hope. These kind of innocent creatures will fall into the net.

But why should we not say Alanti people. What can we say about the parents who have raised the incarnation of a broker for one year fee discount? Apart from raising hands and saluting? Pity for those children who were born in their womb .. We can't do anything but sing pity.

My motto is to get rid of poverty. Sent a voice message to all the Vijayawada parents yesterday. "If you don't like the Slate Education Standards and want to enroll your children in another school, here's an incentive scheme." Just... There is nothing. We don't like your school. We are thinking of enrolling my son/daughter in a different school next year. Just give a letter like this. We will refund the fees you have paid for one year. Questions will not be asked. There are no conditions in this. Time for three days.

Work i Oh my God... work is my health, work is my happiness. I am someone who embraces hardships—and you might ask, "What’s in it for me?" Well, I’ll even work while wearing wet clothes!

*Parents as Partners: Preparing our children to become performers par excellence*

Is Full Day school a good thing for Pre Primary children? Can they take it? Won't they get tired easily?

Children are exposed to three languages ​​by the time they complete Pre Primary (During Nursery - English; LKG - English & One Indian language; UKG - English & Two Indian languages)!

Isn't 3 languages ​​at such age a burden on them? Can the children cope up easily?

We are rapidly moving towards a world dominated by Robotics and AI.

Universal translators and other such inventions will make communication so easy. At this stage, why is Slate emphasizing Linguistic intelligence (that is, Communication skills and that too in Indian languages?)

Isn't this redundant and more like a useless sixth finger?

Posh, Upmarket schools insist parents to converse in English at home, saying it'll help their children speak better English. Admissions are given only to such 'elite' parents; parents who are highly educated! Why is Slate not adopting such a measure? Why Slate advises parents to talk to their children in their mother tongue? Isn't it an outdated and retrograde step?

Slate believes that educating a child essentially involves educating parents. Parents need to be aware of the latest developments and nuances of modern times and the changing needs to ensure that children are groomed well and are put on the right track.

Slate never follows the routine, beaten path which have been proven worthless. It's a pathbreaker in every sense! It prides itself in leading the way!

Slate's basic philosophy is to provide child-centric, holistic and futuristic education that is realistic towards the changing needs!

It truly believes in its mission and is never unduly worried of its belief affecting admissions! And it hasn't been proven wrong over the last 22 years!

This summer we will be sending audio / video messages explaining various issues of education. Please watch them and do give tour feedback. After all, isn't educating the child a sacred and joint responsibility of parents as well, alongside the teachers?

Cannabis claims a life in Visakhapatnam

Intermediate student brutally murdered in Isukathota Friends killed 16-year-old boy with stones Suspected dispute over cannabis

Many happy returns of the day ra Dakshina murthy. Happy birthday. Enjoy your musical journey. ( The man standing in white dress )

Students of class -5. Slate Abids.

That one middle class apartment in the city. Conversation between two boys.

"When I was a kid, everything was fine. When I entered high school, my troubles started. Mommy would pick me up when I came home from school when I was little. The one that is kissing. I used to be a gossip teller. My sister is born: My mother and father's love for me has decreased. Always with my sister. Talk to me less. Did the homework done even after talking? How many marks did you get? How was the study ? . This is it . Wouldn't they have anything to talk to me? I feel like dying. No matter how well they read, there will be no satisfaction. Can't play for a while after coming back from school. I don't know if they think I'm a robot. Should wash face and do homework immediately after school. Revision should start after dinner. I scored 96% in PHYSICAL science in my summative exam the other day. Thought my dad would be pleased. Do you know what he said? "Did you leave the remaining marks to the donkey idiot? I will tear it up! Don't come to my house if you don't score hundred for nine this time. Go and die " if this is his house, then what is mine? Who am I ? What is my place ? I really want to go somewhere. Actually I don't like maths and physics. Maths was easy until fifth grade. But on the other hand it gets harder. Working hard. Scoring the ninety percent. I don't like to take MPC after tenth. That's not enough for me. I have to join IIT for my mother and father and on that I have to settle in Texas as my uncle's son. I want to get in the field for something. My mother and father will not understand me in life.

This is his friend.. " Hey! Your situation is better. Mine is the worst . My father is always busy with TV. Who will win in the coming elections? Will he go to jail ? Will his party end? Who got ministerial positions ? What is the strategy of this party? Who is the chief minister who is coward? This is the discussion all the time. In what's app .. On Facebook . His son will be confused about his political future, but his son will not have time to think about me. He's good at maths. There is no time to ask any doubt. He says to ask the tuition teacher. How many votes for which caste in the state .. Who's getting the plus this time? Minus for who ? At least the tenth time to discuss this shit. Whatsapp if you wake up early in the morning. Twenty groups in total. He is admin for ten of them. Feeling that it is a collector's post. If you wake up, at least don't go to the toilet. Good morning in WhatsApp groups .. Have a good Monday.. Have a blessed Saturday .. Messages by saying. Sukthi Muktavali . Cell in the toilet on the other side .. Cell all day long . He says good night in all groups at night and sleeps by keeping that cell phone near his bed for charging. Cell phone if you wake up anytime at night . . He never says good morning to me in the house. Maybe I should not touch the mobile. Don't play video games. He is just his choice. My mother is busy in kitty party WhatsApp groups. She is laughing madly watching some YouTube video. A web series other than this. Now my grandmother. Abbo .. She is seriously mad. Although I have exams, I have to bear the load of TV serials at home. It seems that the serial started before I was born. Now we are in ninth grade. Even after we get jobs, that serial might be over. My parents like the episode of How to kill daughter-in-law by poisoning. My mother likes the episode where aunt mixes rat poison in coffee. While watching serial sitting in front of TV, my grandmother speaks as if my grandfather is sitting in front of her. Makes me cry. The nose is picking. Laughing. Cursing is putting in place. What happened, why did you leave me alone? " Everything is drama . My mother says that the old man kicked the bucket as he could not bear the pain of this. Don't understand whom to trust. Do you know what she says whenever I go to my grandmother? Hey go and read this .. It's time for me for a TV serial. Did she educate her son? Engineer Kaleka is working as a sales executive for real estate companies. I have to fulfill their unfulfilled desires. Looks like the whole False is living off "Prestige."

That is a village. Conversation between two high school girls. "My mother is crazy for jewelry. Temperature to claim that he is the greatest of all. They always compare me and my younger brother to my relatives' children. They got all the marks . They are like that .. Because they are like this. Maybe they are in the city. Cars , villas . If summer comes, you will go to Singapore and Dubai. Maybe this village is ours. If you take it to multiplex at least once a month, you will be sad. My father gets angry if I ask anything. After mother, he will scold me saying for my life. Why do we need this village life? The power will be out. Cell phone connection not working properly. My mom doesn't like when I talk to boys in my class. Wha"What’s wrong with these boys? When I step out of the house, am I expected to keep my head bowed the entire time until I return home? Why? Did I do something wrong by keeping my head down? What era are we living in? Sometimes, I just feel like running away from home."

Her friend replied, "At my house, my parents are always fighting. My father often beats my mother as if she were an animal. She cries all night long. Once, she even tried to hang herself—I woke up to see a saree tied to the ceiling fan, and my mother was standing on a chair, looping the saree around her neck. I was terrified and started crying loudly; that’s when she climbed down. Whenever my father opens his mouth, nothing but filth comes out—he uses vulgar language, targeting women’s bodies and their character. Hearing such things makes me feel disgusted with myself. My father says that finishing the tenth grade is enough for me—he asks, 'Why do girls even need an education? She’ll just end up in someone else’s hands anyway.' Meanwhile, he has enrolled my younger brother in a hostel in the city for his studies. Aren't we human beings too? I dream of becoming a doctor. Seeing the torture my father inflicts on my mother, I once even cut my own arm with a blade. Like you, I also want to run away from home. Let’s make a plan together." OK?"

That's a gated community in the city. Rich villa. In that, the girl is studying tenth standard. Sitting in front of smart tv watching web series Three servants in the house. Maybe she is alone. Actually his whole life is like this.. No one cares about him at home. Whose world is theirs. It's going to be eleven in the night. Mom's not home yet. He must be at parties somewhere. It's been an hour until we're home. Her sister who is studying degree went to a rave party with her boyfriend. Dad .. He will not come home even after three months. Mommy says he still has two families. He says no business tours. He has doubts that daddy and mummy also have a boyfriend. Always someone with the young guys mommy. Class party tomorrow. All friends have decided to bring stuff this time. There is a bar counter in the house. She took the boat out of it and mixed it in a water bottle. So many times she enjoyed taking a bottle to school. If you fall asleep in the class, friends will cover that you have stomach pain and that's why you are not sleeping. Actually when he was in eighth grade teachers were suspicious. Now classes after lockdown. Teachers are not paying attention to these things. They are acting like it's all natural. Actually his is the top grade school in the city. Need stuff for tomorrow's party. Had a ride on the pub the other day this was hard to find. Sister has it for sure. I wonder when it will come? Don't know if it will come alone or with friends. If asked to ask in the last morning, maybe he will not get up to eleven things. how "I fell asleep on the sofa thinking like this.

Idandee Pilallu - God is cold .. Part Two . Have you read the first part? If you haven't read it, you must read it. Otherwise, it might seem as though I am claiming that the fault lies entirely with today’s parents.

First part – The parents' perspective.

This second part – The children's perspective.

If you feed the calves by hand, will they ever graze in the pasture?

After reading my first post, many asked, "You’ve described the problem well—but what is the solution?" That will be the third part—coming soon! In the meantime, please share this second part in your WhatsApp groups and on social media. Sometimes, you need a thorn to remove a thorn. We must counter the obsession with smartphones and the compulsive forwarding of WhatsApp messages—that is my endeavor.

The wisdom and authority of the older generation have lost their way. Children now have cell phones in their hands. Is it "study or die"? We have reached such a critical juncture. Our children, our studies, our families—the nation and its future must be protected. Come, let us take a step forward together.

It is inappropriate to mourn for those who have not suffered.

Self-consciousness will not be sad about the cases that are eternal but the propaganda of the mafia that is eternal. Dust enters the nose while breathing air is the same in a year when the virus goes away! That's why the braves aren't scared of this.

Virus should not bite the body which has immunity... Bacteria can't be burnt.

The one who breathes air will surely get infected with virus. Virus infected person will not be a case. Inevitably, this mafia will not be saddened.

Immunity will be strengthened if infected by virus. T-cells will increase where the virus is conquered. Is it not that true.. Lemmu, you have given grace to do your work. Where there is no life bus stand will be stopped.

Karma means to perform your work. You have the authority but not on the result. You don't belong to mafia propaganda. Should not stop doing such karma.

The one who does not get down by seeing the propaganda of Mafia, the one who knows the real mystery, the one who has lost fear and anger about Maha, is said to be a wise man.

Immunity dies because of fear. Even if immunity dies, you will not be there. The one who is not wise has to die daily with fear. Atti people will not survive in the illusion that death is life. We cannot do your work without knowledge.

Listen to what Goa doctor is saying. A man started a BCD vitamin song two years ago. Do you remember ?

In the past, it was only after the counting of votes that one would learn how many seats each party had won—and that was the news reported by the media.

Nowadays, however, the media decides—well before the elections and even before the counting begins—exactly how many seats a party will secure.

We just let that slide.

But for the last three days, the media has gone a step further: they are now busy forming the cabinet themselves! By now, there are at least ten different lists circulating—and none of them even remotely match each other.

Good God!

She is a single parent. Her husband passed away when their son was only three years old.

A single-bedroom apartment in a town—home to a lower-middle-class family. The husband works for a private company, and the wife is a homemaker. Their life is devoid of growth or grand ambitions; their monthly earnings are spent entirely, leaving nothing behind but debt. Lacking higher education themselves, they have faced many setbacks. They are determined that their children should not share the same fate. Given their limited income, the children are forced to attend a low-budget school—yet, they must study well, secure seats in a reputable professional college, and land good jobs, so they never have to endure the same struggles as their parents. That's why some of the farms in the village, ancestral houses are being sold and sending children to a "good school". Childhood was fine. He said that he will become an aeronautical engineer by winning a seat in IIT. Small one, in third standard, she will become a gynecologist and give birth to babies without operation, mother told after seeing the dry wound on the abdomen of caesarean section. That's why it's a good read. The elder is now in tenth standard. Not passing thirty in maths. I have lost the belief that he will be able to achieve the 10th standard. How much he is kissing for the past three years, his tendency is his! He will be in some world. The youngest is in eighth grade. When an old loan shark is roaming around in front of his house, he wants an Apple phone, and his friends are going on a Dubai tour in summer, we also want to go! "Why didn't we give birth to children oh God! What kind of punishment is this?" they felt like that. What to do, milk is not spilling.

That is a village. Nice school out there. Government school. Educating children in government schools is a shame for some people. But those parents are far from herd mentality. Children are being educated in a government school in the village. Got the word from school the other day. In ninth-grade their son joined a rowdy batch in the village, they would go to a nearby forest and smoke weed all day and return at night, suspecting that he was also getting involved with people three years older than him, the headmaster said. He is not spoiling what to do.

�� It is a rich area in the city. There is a villa in it. A big contractor family. crores of property. "Why should his son and daughter bother to study just to work for someone else? Whether one is an IAS officer or a software engineer, they are still just an employee—someone who works for another and collects a monthly salary. He, on the other hand, owns over a dozen businesses and employs thousands of people—all built through his own hard work. He had arrived in the city thirty years ago with nothing but the clothes on his back; he never shied away from hardship or risk. Having grown up without money, he was driven by a single-minded need to acquire it. Concepts like 'good' or 'bad,' 'morality,' or 'honesty'—those are just excuses used by the incompetent. After all, money is the root of everything in this world. He wanted his son and daughter to earn an MBA and eventually take over his business empire. That is why he enrolled them in an international school, providing a luxury car and a personal driver to take them there. Five years ago, his son’s name appeared in police records in connection with a drug case; he managed to get him out of it by leveraging his influence and wealth. Now, his daughter—currently in the eleventh grade—is heading down the same path; just the other day, her name surfaced in the 'Bonku' pub case. He feels completely lost, not knowing what to do. He is prepared to spend any amount of money, but to what end? His son has wasted away, looking like a mere skeleton, and he has no idea what his daughter is doing or where she goes. His wife, too, pays him no heed—lost in her own world of parties and clubs. What is he to do?" A person who has always considered himself a winner in life has been dealt a major shock by his own children. They seem poised to render his entire life a failure. "I will do whatever it takes—I must win! I don’t care if it costs millions; I cannot afford to fail." Such are the thoughts of this 'new-age' wealthy man.

Are today's children becoming 'villains' in the lives of their parents? Where does the fault lie? Is it with the parents? The children? The schools? The way they are raised? The education system? Or society as a whole?

This is just one part of the post—stay tuned, two more episodes are coming soon!

Please share this message with everyone. Raising children is both a science and an art. Without this understanding, the future of both the family and the nation remains uncertain.If you do not follow the right path, then no matter how hard you work or what you achieve, you will find no happiness once you reach your forties. If you do not wake up to reality even then, your fifties and sixties will turn into a living hell.

Happy Sreeram Navami to all.

Wishing all a very Happy & Blessed Sri Rama Navami..!!!

Smart phone disease !

Covishield: PG student dies after receiving Covishield vaccine; parents seek Rs 10 crore in compensation

Come come to our house! Raghuveera ! Sukumara ! Rama !

He of the radiant countenance, the charmer of my heart, the sovereign who rules the universe

the consort of Janaki, the God of gods, the divinely beautiful one, Sri Vasudeva, the Raghava of Sita, the embodiment of purity, He who reclines upon the Ocean of Milk, the source of universal bliss, the beloved of Janaki's soul, the repository of all virtues- Happy birthday to the son of Kausalya. Happy anniversary to Janaki Ramu. Happy coronation day to the slayer of the ten-headed demon (Ravana). On this auspicious occasion, may you receive the blessings of Raghuveer, the tender and graceful Lord, and Sita Ram-whose very name brings all auspiciousness-as well as the blessings of His devotees: the son of Maruta (Hanuman), the 'modern-day Hanuman' Potana, and the great saint-composer Tyagaraju!

Ashwath Narayanan 01 rArA mAyiNTi dAka raghuvIra

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If you get a booster injection, you'll end up with muscles like this!

Wow... what an incredible piece of science! Without knowing this little trick, I've been wasting my time at the gym, wrestling with heavy weights! I'll gladly get jabbed-three times in the morning and once in the evening! I'll become the world's muscle champion in no time! The booster is the secret-just like Kapil Dev would say! Quite a brilliant idea, isn't it?

Booster dose in India starting tomorrow!

Cases have risen in Delhi, Haryana, Kerala, Maharashtra, and Mizoram. There is a growing fear of a fourth wave everywhere-so the news says. Good heavens! A mother who answers when called-appearing as a pharmacist, no less! Oh, pandemic! Never before has the world seen you utilized the way I have utilized you. Don't ask me if the numbers have truly risen; just check the 'Worldometer' website. It's all just a storm in a teacup! Someone from Pune mentioned just the other day that a booster dose would arrive within a week. He has a strong sense of regional pride-he always launches any 'operation' from his own home state. Do you know where the Delta variant was first 'released'-pardon me, I mean, where it first began to spread? Right there... in his own town! And when did this happen? Just as the first vaccines arrived-at a time when no one was paying them any mind. Modern science would simply call all of this a 'coincidence.'

A mother approached me seeking counseling for her daughter, a fifth-grade student, who had become frightened by something and was now refusing to go to school.

I asked them to come in the following day. Both arrived, and I invited the girl into my room first. (Sometimes, children hesitate to speak freely when their parents are present.)

"What happened? Why are you refusing to go to school?" I asked. She explained that they had recently moved to a new house, and on the very day they arrived, someone had thrown stones through a window toward her. "How many times did this happen?" I asked. "Only once," she replied. I told her, "Someone might have been throwing stones at someone else, and they accidentally landed in your room through the window. You are just a child—who would hold a grudge against you? If they really meant to target you, wouldn't they have thrown more? You are being afraid for no reason." However, judging by her body language, it was clear she was still deeply frightened.

When we fall victim to an irrational, imagined fear, a highly effective scientific approach to overcoming it is "Neuro-Linguistic Programming" (NLP). Just as a computer relies on software, our brains contain instructions embedded within the subconscious mind—instructions that often enter without our conscious awareness. NLP is a scientific method designed to modify these patterns. I decided to use NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) techniques on the girl. I gave her a sheet of paper and asked her to write down the points I dictated. I instructed her to read them aloud in front of me once, and then take the paper home and read it daily for at least two months. The points I gave her—in English—were: 1. I am courageous. 2. I have great self-confidence. 3. I live a very happy life. 4. I love my school. 5. I love my teachers. 6. I study well. 7. I have a bright future. As I listed these points, she wrote them down.

By the time she reached the fourth point, her hands began to tremble. When she tried to write the fifth point, her hands refused to cooperate; she started swaying violently. "What happened?" I asked.

Suddenly, she let out a scream—the kind of blood-curdling shriek you might hear from someone possessed by a spirit in a horror movie. It was incredibly loud. She began swaying back and forth, more intensely than before. I called her by name and asked again what was wrong. She screamed even louder, glaring at me as if she intended to kill me.

It appeared she was possessed, and the entity within her seemed intent on taking my life. The only option left for me was to flee the room. Had it been anyone else, they might have suffered a fatal heart attack on the spot.

But there was a complication here. I firmly believe that if there is such a thing as a ghost in this world, it is me—or someone like me. If I myself am a 'ghost,' what could the antics of a little 'ghost-girl' possibly amount to?

Don't quite follow? Ghosts, spirits, possessions, and black magic—these are all psychological illusions. If we choose to believe in them, they haunt us; but in reality, none of them are true. I believe in God, and I move forward with the conviction that 'work is worship.' Having grown up reading tales of the supernatural, I know that for those whose lives lack real challenges, horror movies and ghost stories serve as a perfect way to manufacture temporary, artificial problems for a bit of a thrill.

The girl was screaming, trying to scare me. I stood up from my seat, placed my hand on her head, and—raising my voice slightly—said, "You are a brave girl. You are a good person, and you will live a happy, wonderful life." At first, she paid no heed to my words, continuing to sway as if possessed. Within two minutes, however, my words began to take effect. She calmed down, grew exhausted, and slumped back into the chair. Meanwhile, I invited her mother to come inside.

The girl had returned to a more normal state. I instructed my staff to take her outside for a while, give her some water, and offer her a chocolate.

"The girl was frightened by something—tell me the truth, what actually happened?" I asked her mother.

"Sir, she claims there are four ghosts around her, and she says she talks to them every day."

"I’ve seen plenty of such things! For years, I’ve tried to catch even a glimpse of a single ghost, but for some reason, none ever come near me. It’s the same with COVID-19. I even called out, 'Come, oh pandemic!'—but it never came to me. Even though it infected millions, it didn't touch me. I suppose that makes *me* the biggest ghost of all!" I said, laughing.

She understood the underlying meaning of my words. Our own fear is the real ghost. COVID-19 is a reality, but it turned into a 'pandemic' largely because of fear. Fear weakens one's immunity; those who lived in fear invited trouble upon themselves.

COVID-19 is a virus, but a ghost is merely a figment of our imagination—it exists only if we believe it does, and ceases to exist if we don't. "Tell me," I asked, "has someone been scaring this girl? Perhaps by telling her that if she doesn't wear a mask, she’ll die—using COVID-19 like a 'boogeyman' to frighten her at home?" "No, sir—she watches horror movies (you know, ghost movies) on her laptop every single day," she said.

I understood perfectly what kind of 'ghost' had taken hold of her.

Our brain is not a trash bin; whatever we feed into it is exactly what will come back out. The poor girl is only ten years old—an age of innocence, unaware of the complexities of the world. During the COVID-19 pandemic, smartphones and laptops ended up in the hands of children, and adults often have no control over what they watch on them. This girl had developed a habit of repeatedly watching ghost movies.

The concept of 'ghosts' had seeped deep into her subconscious mind.

She imagined that four ghosts were surrounding her and that she was conversing with them. Observing her behavior, everyone concluded that she was possessed by a ghost. Neighbors and those living nearby—everyone, save for her own mother, distanced themselves from her. Word spread that she was possessed. The poor, innocent girl believed it, and the idea became deeply rooted in her mind.

She had reached a state of hallucination. It was necessary to clear what was embedded in her subconscious—much like removing a virus from a computer, deleting corrupted software, and installing a fresh, functional version. This process is known as Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP).

"Ma'am, you have three options now," I said. "First, you could take her to an exorcist—but that is entirely useless; they will only drain your finances and leave you physically and mentally exhausted. You can find such 'exorcists' on every street corner in the Old City of Hyderabad—going to them would only lead to total ruin. Second, you could consult a psychiatrist, but the prescribed medications might carry side effects—I don't see that as necessary here. If you agree, I can begin the treatment right now. It costs nothing, but you must follow my instructions for two minutes every single day, for at least two months." "Please go ahead and do that, sir," she said.

I asked for the girl to be brought back inside. She began to tremble again. This wasn't a charade she was putting on intentionally; her subconscious mind was driving it—that, in essence, was the 'ghost.' I stood up. Her mother was right there. I instructed the girl to lean back in her seat and rest her head. Placing my hands on her head and shoulders—a psychological technique meant to instill a sense of reassurance, as if to say, "I am here for you"—I began to speak firmly: "You are a brave girl. You are happy." I urged her to repeat these words. At first, she resisted, but I raised my voice and insisted, "Say it... 'I am a brave girl.'" After a while, she began to repeat it. I employed a combination of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) suggestions and techniques in hypnotism that I had learned from Mr. Pattabhiram. Before long, a smile appeared on the girl's face, and she returned to her normal self.

Are you wondering what all this was about?

To help you understand better, let me share something I explained to her mother.

One day, I was incredibly thirsty—it was the height of summer, and no matter how much water I drank, my thirst remained unquenched. I asked my wife to cut a lemon in half and bring it to me. Taking one half, I opened my mouth wide and began to squeeze the juice directly into it—drop by drop. The sour lemon juice hit my tongue, and my tongue tingled in response to the sharp, acidic tang. "As drops of lemon juice fall onto your tongue—oh my goodness—your whole body shudders, and your tongue tingles with a sharp, sour sting!"

Did you read that? Did your own tongue feel sour as you read it? You don’t have a lemon, and I certainly didn’t squeeze any lemon juice into your mouth. I simply used my words to hypnotize you for a fleeting moment. The mere mention of "lemon juice" and "tongue" gave wings to your imagination; your brain conjured up the sensation. Just as that sourness—which wasn't actually there—manifested in your mouth, the concept of a "ghost" works the same way. You watch a horror movie, start imagining "there’s a ghost, there’s a ghost," and eventually, you fall into the delusion that it’s real.

A ghost is nothing more than a product of the immense power of our own imagination.

Just as the food we eat shapes our physical health, what we feed our minds shapes our personality. Jijabai raised her son on the heroic tales of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata—and he grew up to be the valiant Shivaji. Another mother raised her son on the stories of Satya Harishchandra—and he became the Father of the Nation.

And what about mothers today?

They hand a smartphone to their child. If the child watches horror movies on it, they begin to believe a ghost has possessed them—or rather, they imagine it so vividly that they end up suffering from mental health issues. If children play violent video games on their smartphones, a tendency toward violence grows within them. This could escalate to a point where, in the future, they might not even hesitate to kill you. If teenagers watch pornography on their smartphones, they risk becoming sexually deviant. Regardless of age, gender, or family relationships, there is a real danger that they could lose their moral compass—so, be very careful!

If your children end up ruined, what is the point of all the wealth you are accumulating?

Do not deceive yourself by claiming you are "too busy." No one is truly "too busy"; we always find time for the things we genuinely want to do. All it takes is the resolve!

Spend time with your children. Share some wisdom with them.

Engage in games appropriate for their age—whether it’s marbles, hopscotch, board games like Ludo or Snakes and Ladders, or sports like cricket and volleyball—be it indoors or outdoors.

During summer vacations, whether you visit a park, your grandparents' village, Ooty, or Goa—the destination or the amount of money spent doesn't matter. The real question is: how well did you spend that time with your children?

Before you know it, children grow up. Time vanishes as quickly as camphor burning in a ritual flame. Before you reach the stage where you say, "My knees ache, I can't climb stairs, or I can't travel long distances"—and before your children grow into adults—make the most of your time with them. Tell them moral stories, and share tales from your own childhood. Share your struggles; do not stand on ceremony. They need to know the realities.

Let them walk upon the ground; in time, they will surely soar. Help the children as they grow—empower them to take flight. Teach them the value of hard work; let them experience the effort.

Do not—before they have even grown their own wings—deprive them of the chance to engage with the hard work that shapes those very wings...

Delivering a lecture!

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Kalakalam is your pinda also ?! This is one of the hundred crores of Bodi variants that are coming. Their plan is to show this as an excuse to everyone once again, if possible to stab once a year. May be it is your sold out affair. You won't believe it anymore!

Correspondents of various schools from all over TS & AP

An awareness voice message to parents of SLATE.. A must listen for every parent!

The name making headlines is "Pudding & Mink Pub."

Ever wonder how this name came about?

"Puddingi": Back in our village, we used to use this term a lot when we were younger—"Go on, you *puddingi*!" It’s a playful, slightly mocking term. So, "Pudding" is the grand version of that—a place for all the *puddingis* to gather!

Next is "Mink." It originates from the word *minuku* (meaning a faint glimmer or twinkle). People hold birthday parties there in the dim, twinkling darkness—hence the name!

As for "Pub"—a journalist recently remarked that "Pubbu" (the Telugu-inflected pronunciation) isn't the right term and that it should be called a "Pub." I, however, argued that it actually stems from words like *gabbu* (stench/mess), *dabbu* (money), *jabbu* (illness/vice), and *rabbu* (a colloquial, rough term)!

A final word: everyone caught there claimed they had only gone for a birthday party. Is that true?

Absolutely true! Back in my village, some of the elders used to visit "Prasadu’s" place specifically for *murukulu* (a savory snack). (Didn't get it? Never mind, then!)

Very well-deserved..
Hearty Congratulations Amarnath Vasireddy Sir!

The number of doctors who have visited me in the last three days is four.

In Hyderabad, I met the husband of a Facebook friend; he is a senior doctor working in Dubai. I also met a young doctor in Hyderabad. We discussed the need for the medical community to help root out fraud-more details on that coming very soon. Yesterday, in Tirupati, I met a couple who are both doctors. All four of these doctors remarked, "The services you provide and the information you share are incredibly valuable; society owes you a debt of gratitude."

200 shares. 3 views.

Facebook has lost its mind.

The World Health Organization has announced that it is temporarily suspending permission for one of the two Covid vaccines in the country.

Their team visited the vaccine manufacturing plant and found that the facilities—specifically the machinery—were not up to standard.

The vaccine manufacturer has stated that those who have already received the vaccine face no issues, and that the vaccination certificates remain valid.

If there is no problem, then why did the World Health Organization halt its international use (exports)?

Who is telling the truth? And why is there no significant coverage of this in the media?

Isn't this what you would call "vaccine politics"?

The public deserves to know the truth.

In my opinion, this one is slightly better than the other—which is among the worst.

I want nothing to do with either. It’s time to realize the truth.

Linda Cliatt-Wayman volunteered to be Principal of one of the most dangerous schools in America.

On her first day, she quickly realized that the job was much more complex and frightening than she thought. But, she was determined to give her students hope, even when they were threatening her life.

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Pub... Rave party...

A "pub" is essentially a bar—designed with seating to appeal to the youth, featuring disco lights, a sound system, and dancing.

A "rave party" involves dancing tirelessly to high-energy, fast-beat music.

How do they manage to keep dancing past midnight?

They consume high-energy drinks like Red Bull, which contain extremely high levels of glucose.

What about drugs?

It cannot be said that drugs are used at every rave party, though their usage has increased in recent times. At the same time, it would be incorrect to assume that everyone participating in a rave party is under the influence of drugs.

How were they caught yesterday?

The Task Force police conducted a raid and apprehended them.

What is the "Task Force"?

It is a specialized unit that operates under the direct supervision of the City Police Commissioner. This particular raid was carried out without informing the local police—meaning it was executed based on the direct orders of the City Police Commissioner.

So, did they just show up and conduct the raid?

Possibly. However, in most cases, the police make preparations after receiving intelligence that such an event is going to take place at a specific location. They deploy their personnel to the field, often enlisting the help of individuals on the inside—informants who provide timely updates. When the moment is right, the rest of the police force moves in to secure the scene, leaving those present with no chance to escape. This is how Task Force raids typically unfold; it is known as a "decoy operation."

Why did they carry this out?

Drug consumption has risen significantly in the city and across the state of Telangana—and, for that matter, in many parts of the country, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. This has placed increased pressure on the government. Furthermore, there is a prevailing public perception that a drug-related case from four years ago was not handled effectively. Against this backdrop, the government is taking this issue very seriously this time. Both police commissioners in the city are known for their strict and uncompromising approach—a context in which the night raid took place.

Are all stubborn people guilty?

First, two points must be addressed: the law and ethics. Everyone understands the distinction between ethical conduct and immoral behavior.

Visiting a pub is not against the law. If a pub remains open beyond its permitted hours and serves alcohol, it does not automatically make the customers present there criminals. What they were doing inside, or how intoxicated they might have been—these are matters of personal morality.

So, what constitutes the crime?

Evidence was discovered suggesting the presence of drugs; in fact, the task force conducted the raid precisely because they had received such information. However, one cannot claim that everyone present was using drugs—such a scenario is unlikely. At the same time, it is evident that drugs were indeed being consumed.

Who is involved?

The police have released a list containing 142 names, a large portion of which are hotel staff. There is speculation that the names of some prominent individuals' children have been omitted from the list. Most of the people on the list are between the ages of 25 and 32—they are not teenagers.

Will those who consumed drugs be punished?

What do you mean "will they be"? They have already been "punished"!

Wondering what that means?

The police have made public a list that includes names, fathers' names, ages, addresses, and mobile phone numbers. In this age of WhatsApp, this information is being passed from one person to another, reaching the media, and will likely spread across the entire country by tomorrow. "So, your son was found at a pub? It seems he was using drugs, right? Oh dear... he might even end up in jail." For the next month, this will be the talk of the town—in the media, among relatives, among acquaintances and strangers alike. There will be condolences, criticism, and sympathy—all mixed with the rot of corruption. Isn't this punishment enough? Whether they actually took drugs or not, their names are now on a list. Media scrutiny, public criticism—it’s a stark reflection of our society, and all sense of dignity is lost.

For the next few weeks, those parents won't be able to sleep. Can the courts impose a punishment any harsher than this?

One final thought!

Children should be allowed to live their own lives.

If parents earn all the wealth for them, what challenge is left in their lives? What motivation would they have to earn anything for themselves?

Working hard, building a good reputation, and earning one's own money—there is no greater thrill in life than this.

If you deprive your children of that thrill by amassing enough wealth to last ten generations, your heirs will only end up sweating in a pub, searching for a 'thrill' in cocaine. Their health, happiness, dignity, and respect—everything will be washed away into the filthy waters of a sewer.

This is the bitter truth of today.

Have you noticed?

Keep an eye on your Facebook. Your friends posts and the posts of those you are following are very less visible. One in every three posts is an advertisement. Look what it might be sponsored There are more abusive movies in that.

Sponsored posts are to be shown, the rest should be shown less. That's why he can't make them look big.

If it is a very popular post, it will appear. The post with less likes and shares will not be visible. Even if I posted that no vaccine is needed tomorrow, they are asking me in messenger, what? I thought so. Now that's the point.

No media company can survive without advertisements. At the same time, if there are more advertisements than posts, people will actually go away from Facebook.

One more thing. If you like, share and comment on anyone's posts, you will see their posts. Absence will diminish the appearance. Strange changes in pictures - in Facebook

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It is the country where the virus originated. The virus was born in a laboratory.

Whether it leaked accidentally or was released intentionally is unclear, but the charades played by China—in collusion with the World Health Organization—during the first three months (December 2019 – February 2020) were extensive.

Just as pharmaceutical agents today downplay the side effects of vaccines, the World Health Organization acted similarly back then, claiming: 1. There is no evidence that the virus spreads from person to person. 2. It is unjustified to ban international flights under the pretext of preventing the spread of the virus.

By insisting on these claims and misleading the world, China allowed the virus to spread globally.

Humanity suffered immensely for two years. Economies were devastated. A nation like Sri Lanka is now plunged into darkness—lacking food and electricity; even examinations have been cancelled due to a shortage of paper. In our own country, the costs of fuel, electricity, and essential commodities have skyrocketed. (Admittedly, other factors, such as the war in Ukraine, have also played a role.)

As the old saying goes, "Do not plot harm against others, lest you bring ruin upon yourself."

China has managed to keep the virus under control all these years. Now, it faces a sub-variant of Omicron—a strain that spreads at an extremely high rate—which it is attempting to contain.

Despite 88 percent of its population being vaccinated, it appears to have become clear that the vaccines offer no real benefit. China is currently imposing lockdowns and implementing other restrictive measures to curb the number of cases.

Meanwhile, almost every other country in the world (with one or two exceptions, such as South Korea) has abandoned efforts to strictly contain the coronavirus; lockdowns are no longer in place. Masks are now optional. International flights have resumed. The world has entered the post-COVID era. But in China, the situation is not just a repeat of what we witnessed in the last week of March 2020—it is far worse. Read on:

1. Consider Shanghai—much like Mumbai, it is a major industrial hub and the second-largest city. It has been under lockdown for a month, and the people, fed up, have taken to the streets in protest. Residents have been confined to their homes since March 2nd. So far, there have been ten rounds of mass testing—meaning the entire population of 15 million has been tested ten times over. And this isn't just once or twice; it’s ten times, with the potential to reach a hundred rounds within the next three months.

2. The situation in Hong Kong is dire. Many foreigners, unable to afford the cost of living there, are desperate to leave and return to their home countries. Those who manage to reach their offices are often unable to return home, forced to sleep at their workplaces instead.

3. In China, whenever someone tests positive during mass testing, they are immediately moved to an isolation center. In one instance, an eleven-month-old baby was separated from its parents. The mother wept bitterly as her child was taken away; she had hoped that if she, too, tested positive, she might be allowed to stay with her baby. However, she tested negative—and until the child also tests negative, there is no chance for the mother to see her baby again. This isn't just one or two cases—thousands of infants are currently separated from their parents in hospitals and isolation centers. It is almost certain that many of these children will suffer long-term psychological trauma. Yet, the government’s "Zero-COVID" policy has completely blinded them to this reality. They are behaving as if they have forgotten the most basic human decency.

People do not have enough food to eat; the supplies provided by the government are insufficient. Meanwhile, people are resorting to a barter-like system—exchanging household items, such as television sets, for potatoes and noodles.

Despite all these measures, the number of cases is not decreasing—and even if it does, they simply return. The entire concept of "containing" COVID-19 is a massive joke. Do you remember the "Triple T" strategy—Testing, Tracing, and Treatment? It was relentlessly promoted by pharmaceutical companies, which effectively brainwashed the public into believing that a lockdown was the only way to save lives. Do you recall the claim made in 2020 that COVID-19 would be gone from our country by the end of May?

A virus that spreads through the air—once it emerges, it does not simply vanish. Polio and smallpox viruses are different cases. Consider the Spanish flu from the time of the First World War—has it disappeared? It is still with us, even a hundred years later. It caused significant fatalities during its first two years (1918–1919), infecting a vast number of people. Through these infections, our ancestors developed natural immunity. Over the last century, how many times has that same virus mutated? Perhaps millions of times. How many new strains have emerged? Thousands. How many times has it recurred for us, our parents, and our grandparents? Likely a dozen times or more. Did anything catastrophic happen? No—because our bodies possess the immunity to resist it; we have T-cells. Did we take a vaccine for it back then? No.

And now...

Pharmaceutical companies are producing vaccines, and they threaten that we will die if we do not get vaccinated. If the vaccine is truly so effective, why is there a lockdown in China right now?

Think about this very carefully. The reason is that Omicron has not had any effect on us .. For us, it means that ninety percent of our population is corona Soki { in the first wave, second waves } getting natural immunity against it. Omicron is back for everyone. That's a vaccine given by nature. There is no turning back.

There is nothing but side reactions due to chemicals made by pharmaceutical companies. Corona Inflammation

got us T-cell protection. Countries like China and South Korea have made a construction site not to come to corona all these days. And now it begins there. Even if two years of lockdowns are constructed differently, the story starts from the beginning.

One more thing. Common flu .. Cold .. That is the Spanish flu that came during the first world war period .. We, our parents, grandfathers opposed them without vaccine. We don't need them. But the pharma companies made the vaccine. Hospitals are giving these to newborn babies. Not giving in government hospitals. The same is being given in private hospitals. Why? If they are so necessary, how can we survive without them? If you think that children are these days, why don't you give them in government hospitals?

Does it mean herd for man? Human for the sake of medicine?

Pharma companies are making medicines so why rubbing them on people?

Hair loss, menstruation in women, heart attack, brain strike etc are going well today. All this is long covid. That means corona They are saying the problems faced by the infected people. corona Even those who are not going to work are facing these problems. No they might have an infection .. They suppress that the characteristics are not revealed. Many of them have had antibody tests done. corona It was revealed that it did not come. But they are suffering from hair loss, sound of gunami in ears, blood in eyes .. There are problems like this. I will bring thousands of people like this on stage. Can you tell why these problems arose? Will the truths be hidden if pressed?

One last thing. Don't play with immunity. Getting natural ready immunity is different. Vaccines like polio and measles are different. They have been tested and brought back for many years. The current corona vaccine has only emergency permission. What is the emergency situation that should be imposed on children now? Children have seen three waves without vaccination right? If that's really great, you can take full permission right? Company will give compensation if polio like vaccine is introduced. But corona vaccine companies have no liability. If one suggests that something happened because of a vaccine, they will immediately demand evidence.

Some might wonder, "Isn't the COVID-19 pandemic over? Why are we still discussing vaccines?" Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical giants are gradually dropping their masks. They are now suggesting that a dose is needed every nine months, and they are lowering the age threshold to include children.

Will the incidence of heart attacks and cases of brain death among 15-year-olds continue to rise? Must the truth be buried to satisfy the insatiable greed of those drunk on profit? Do we not care about our children, our own bodies, and our homes?

In the United States, by the time an individual reaches the age of 18, they have been administered 50 vaccines. On the other hand, one in every two children in the U.S. suffers from serious health issues. Yet, it is argued that there is no connection between the two.

Allergies and autoimmune diseases—these affect a vast number of American children. Both conditions stem from damage to the immune system. However, the prevailing "science" today claims that these issues have nothing to do with vaccines.

Science is supposed to be the truth; yet, it is currently held captive by global pharmaceutical interests. Any potential loss to fast-food chains or pharmaceutical companies is not considered "proof" by them—and they certainly won't acknowledge it as such.

This is the world we live in today.

This is a post I shared during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic—specifically on April 2, 2020.

If you haven’t read it yet, please do. If you have, read it again.

What do you know about India?

1. 70% of India’s population lives in villages, and 95% of the people have their roots there. During holidays, many who live in cities head back to their native villages.

A large number of people here work with the soil. In villages, it is natural for children to play in the dirt; it has long been scientifically proven that this helps build immunity in children. (Whether or not this provides resistance specifically against COVID-19 is a separate discussion.) In contrast, people in Western countries have lost much of their natural immunity by overusing sanitizers and germ-killing agents—essentially living in a "glass house" (an overly sterile, fragile environment).

2. In our villages, the practice of eating *saddi annam* (fermented rice—rice soaked in water overnight) still exists. This fermentation process encourages the growth of bacteria that are highly beneficial to the body. Meanwhile, in Western society, it has become common to cook large batches of food for the week, store them in a refrigerator—where they may develop harmful microorganisms—and then reheat them in a microwave. This process destroys nutritional value and can even turn the food into something carcinogenic. In our towns, it is customary to eat fresh, hot meals—like *dosa*, *idli*, *sambar*, and coconut chutney. Ingredients like turmeric and coriander, commonly used in *sambar* and other dishes, provide essential nutrients and boost immunity. While the Western diet often relies on processed wheat (like dry bread), our traditional diet includes grains such as *ragulu* (finger millet), *jonnalu* (sorghum), *korralu* (foxtail millet), *sajjalu* (pearl millet), and *kambulu* (pearl millet).

3. Ours may be a "poor" country, but... People who live in Puri hut or on footpath also have at least ten thousand rupees gold here. Here Illali Tali Botte is the soul relative who saves in times of danger. Saving is a tradition here. This is the country where two lakhs cash was found even from the beggar who died on the road. The past of our elders who grew up seeing many droughts and barrenness. "Don't do it again... The principle of 'saving for hard times' is in our blood. In contrast, Western culture often involves mortgaging ten years' worth of salary to buy a car, living in debt for the rest of one's life—to the point where, if a paycheck is delayed by even a week, people might spiral, resort to suicide, or lash out.

Western nations have a history of imposing their own forms of destitution upon us under the guise of 'globalization.' Today, our youth have become accustomed to a 'credit card culture'—a lifestyle defined by living on debt, indulgence, consuming junk food like pizzas and burgers, and drinking sodas—substances so acidic they are effectively used to clean toilets. This is the result of their cultural assault; it is the outcome of their brainwashing.

4. Yet, the future of our country still lies in its villages. Do you know why our hardworking people sought to return to their home villages even after a curfew was declared? Because there, one will not die of hunger. With vegetables growing in the fields, wild fruits, eggs laid by free-range chickens that feed on insects, and even—in some regions—certain types of edible insects, it is possible to sustain life. Even after the onslaught of Western culture, the tradition of neighbors helping neighbors—sharing a simple meal or a bowl of gruel—remains alive. Our people possess an innate, genetic capacity to endure extreme hardship and survive. This is not merely an emotional statement; rural India has become biologically adapted to drought and hunger—much like a desert plant that survives by enduring a lack of water. This is a proven scientific reality. If, in such times, people were to die of starvation, it would be a profound failure—a betrayal of the very people who gave us life." If malls are closed for two days, the situation is that we don't know what to do.

Sir .. Corporate schools are not educating our children by telling our past. Our studies are to work as software employees in western countries.. Our education system .. Our IITs... Everything has been made for that. Apart from Maths Physics, our cats can learn our history, our geography .. And our economy .. Our Vemana poems.. Sumati century .. Kabir didn't read the Dohas. It is true that the parents of the new generation who have fallen in the trap of western civilization have also taken the same path. Chandamama Rave .. By the way, nail kisses to the girl.. We have forgotten the songs of Jyo Achuthananda. Tenali Ramudu, Birbal, Neethi Chandrika moral stories have gone. Only one thought .... Girl / girl should join IIT. Need to settle down in America ....

It is said that life is born from the great flood. It is said that gums will come from the plant which collapsed from the ground. Looking at the current state of America and Europe countries, we don't think "that's good". We are Indians. Survey Jana Sukhinobhavantu is a culture that is engrained in our veins. They should be fine too. Kaka Pothe has to come out of their brainwash. Our country was born to civilization when they were in stone age. Our country is born to many religions and special rituals like Buddha, Jainam, Sikh religion.

corona Is it a virtue, we need family system, marriage system, relative system, savings, balanced lifestyle .. Came to know many things like this. This is an awakening for our society.. It's time for cultural revival. The past is not great. Outdated methods should be left behind. Gotta realize the good in the past. Not everything taught by western countries is bad. As Gandhi said, we should perceive goodness wherever we are. Let's not abandon our roots. Globalization is inevitable. May have to go to China tomorrow for jobs .. Japan may have to go to South Korea .. Have to go .. There is no mistake .. Or people from those countries can come here .. We need to invite .. Wherever you are don't forget the good things of your past. Might be a new weirdo. But it drowns so many times. If there is good in the past, we should not leave it in the name of Rotha. 2020 - from a different angle .. Penu is a time of challenges .. But from the other angle.. So many possibilities .. A whole new world .. Now we are in a four-road intersection .. Our children .. Oh India, what is your journey?

Every Ugadi, some 'star' astrologers end up sawing off the very branch they are sitting on.

On the Telugu New Year, it is customary to listen to the *Panchangam* (almanac/astrological forecast). Various political parties organize these readings-which is fine, in principle. However, each 'star' astrologer tells every political leader they consult, "Power will be yours!" And all of this gets broadcast in the media. "He is the only authority," "He holds all the power," "He is the one who calls the shots"-that is how they frame it. Anyone following all these claims would surely lose their sanity. These 'star' astrologers manage to achieve something that ten rationalists, even working for an entire year, could never accomplish: they effectively saw off the very branch upon which they are perched.

You enter classrooms following certain rules, yet it feels like an irritant-a constant, nagging discomfort.

"Hand sanitizer"-don't even think about touching it. No masks for two years. No hand sanitizer whatsoever. Should we call it "chemical distancing" now? I find myself somewhere in the thick of the crowd. It's the first week of May 2021-the peak of the ferocious Delta wave. Ambulances are everywhere on the streets of Hyderabad. I could be at the gym, a TV studio, or a school-it's all the same. Is that all? Visiting the homes of those lost to the pandemic, shaking hands, exchanging gossip-all without a single moment of hesitation or caution. I never imagined the pandemic could be such a coward!

Mask rule has been removed in Telangana also.

Take more. Breathe the gases of freedom.

In the past, there was a tradition of playing pranks on people on April 1st.

During the COVID era, the 'mafia' made fools of people every single day-effectively erasing any distinction between April 1st and the rest of the year. Since COVID has become endemic, why don't we revive the April Fool's tradition? "COVID was brought under control solely because of the vaccine; if you get vaccinated, there won't be any more waves." How's that for an April 1st prank?