SLATE - The School, Gannavaram

SLATE - The School, Gannavaram

Mondays !

This class will be very helpful.

Students, those preparing for competitive exams, and anyone aspiring to succeed in life-you are all welcome! Please share this in your WhatsApp groups-especially those of you from the Chittoor region.

A letter written by me to my elder father's son (cousin) Ramesh babu!

Now our Pinni (Deceased Ramanikantha) is revealed in the house. Just received this on whatsapp.

If you read it, "Oh my god, how hot is this babu!! .. " you sure would think.

I am like that even before the release of Pokiri! If you commit once, you won't listen to anyone.

English in LKG, along with an Indian language chosen by the parents (Telugu or Hindi).

English and two Indian languages ​​in UKG (English, Telugu, Hindi).

❌ Language instruction is not merely about writing the alphabet (A, B, C, D)...

It encompasses listening to and accurately understanding what others say, as well as speaking, reading, and writing.

Is that all?

It also involves ensuring correct pronunciation, the ability to express thoughts, and the proper arrangement of words (when writing).

Completing all lesson-related work at school.

Practical life skills training at school (housekeeping, cooking, household chores, grocery shopping, saving, managing a 'kiddie bank,' tracking income and expenses, serving adults, and providing free tutoring to children in the neighborhood).

A daily 'Sunshine Assembly' held outdoors in the sunlight. To ensure children drink an adequate amount of water daily—tailored to their age—we have introduced 'Aqua Bells' three times a day.

Our weekly schedule includes: 'Nutty Monday' (for consuming nuts), 'Calcium Tuesday' (for bone health), 'Veggie Wednesday', 'Taster’s Thursday' (to enjoy their favorite foods), and 'Fruity Friday'.

We also emphasize protein-rich lunches to ensure daily protein intake.

We are introducing 'Quicker Maths'—an innovative activity for teaching mathematics—alongside a focus on 'futuristic skills' and analytical, holistic learning that moves beyond rote, textbook-based study.

These are just a few of the many changes we are implementing.

We are preparing children to face the challenges of the coming era—an age defined by robotics and artificial intelligence—as well as potential future pandemics (like those envisioned by figures such as Bill Gates).

Our goal is to shape personalities that can overcome such challenges and transform crises into opportunities.

This involves training for both parents and children, encouraging them to move away from habits like excessive cell phone use and the consumption of junk food.

In short, we are designing an entirely new educational framework to shape the future generation.

All teachers will undergo training during the first week of June; the PowerPoint presentations for this are currently in development.

A new history is in the making.

To put it simply: thirty years from now, the services I provided during the COVID-19 pandemic will seem quite small in comparison. The educational framework I am launching now will stand as the greatest milestone of my life.

To,

The correspondent sir,

Slate The School (HS) Ameerpet branch,

Hyderabad.

From,

Parents of a Slater.

Namaste sir!

Today I came to school to take TC for my son from Slate The School.

I am writing this letter to share my feelings as a parent of a slater.

Our child had been in Slate from 2013 till 2022.

10 years being a Slater leaving the school now is like leaving a maternal house and going to another place. There are so many things which are taught by slate school only and not by any other schools.

Life skills, being healthy by avoiding junk food, eating healthy, the slogan of no mobile, concepts like water hour, manchi Monday, veggie Wednesday, fruity Friday, at least 3 trips (not at all paid- excluding Ritika gardens) thematically designed annual day celebrations on slate banner all these will be most memorable moments of my son's schooling.

As parents of Slater the above said are not only memories of my child but for us also.

1. Ever since my son joined slate as on date I have not missed to see smile on the face of office staff, teachers, principals, van mother's, drivers every one give a warm welcome with a smile.

2. Never I have seen troubling a child by asking about delayed payment of fees.

3. Timely following the orders of government and transparency with accounts issues.

4. During covid -- though almost every school increased the fee--- surprisingly Slate The School didn't increase the fee rather it reduced the school fee to the extent possible and transport also taken only for the months it has been provided. To my knowledge this will not happen in any other schools.

5. Post covid when in went to school, I have noticed same teachers, office staff, van mothers, drivers not even a single person terminated on the name of covid.

6. Empathy shown by Correspondent sir on the children who lost their parents due to covid can never be thought of happening in any other schools.

7. Holistic Realistic Futuristic all these principles being followed in every aspect of management and successfully running the school from 22 years.

8. Sometimes there may be some issues while taking care of thousands of children. But I have never seen an issue which has to be highlighted.

9. Same office staff, teachers still working in the same school shows about the way the staff are taken care by the correspondent sir.

10. SLATE FAMILY:

This is something which we never wanted to miss.

Although my son is leaving the school for having a career in sports, he will always be a Slater and we will be proud parents of a Slater.

We are still parents of Slater as my daughter is continuing in Slate The School.

Apologies for not mentioning my name. More than my name I just wanted to convey my thoughts.

I am confident that the foundation given by Slate The School will be helpful for my son to be a good human.

Thank you sir.

Regards

Parent of Slater.

First to the sports teachers; and through them, fitness lessons for Slate students!

They killed him through a 'walk' [device/procedure]. A feud with the 'medical mafia.'

Sridevi Cherukuri shared a YouTube link in the comments section of the post I made yesterday. Facebook won't allow me to post it directly, but you can find it in the comments section of yesterday's post—please take a look. Confront those 'mafia' types who insist there is no evidence!

For those who are suffering in silence, unable to put up a fight—you are one in a million. There is no need for this 'walk' [device/procedure]. You are fortunate if you haven't undergone it; if you have, stop it immediately. Undergoing it does not prevent death or serious illness. Please spread the word to everyone.

When she was just a thirteen-day-old infant, her father died by suicide, hanging himself.

Her widowed mother raised her and eventually arranged her marriage to her own younger brother—her maternal uncle.

Her uncle was sixteen years her senior. He had actually wished to marry someone else, but the elders forced this union upon them.

Their forty years of life together were marked by a profound lack of desire or willingness.

No more children.

Her husband was a scoundrel—a man who was constantly harsh and abusive.

Yet, she…

She never grew weary.

She had no desire to return to her native place.

She harbored no anger.

No irritation.

No impatience.

She never let the smile fade from her face.

She tended to her husband’s every need; when he suffered through the final stages of cancer, she cared for him with the devotion one might show a child.

For twenty years after his passing, she lived with her mother.

Born in a furnace of hardships…

She grew up amidst them…

And in the end, she departed from this world within them.

From the time she was an infant in her mother’s arms—all the way to her final days in the critical care unit of a corporate hospital in Chennai, where her body was pierced with needles and she was left to die in complete isolation, denied the presence of even a single loved one—her entire life was a furnace of suffering.

Ramani Kanthamma Pinni…

Never once, not even by mistake, did I see you express anger or impatience.

Where did you find such immense patience and restraint? How was it even possible?

Even the God who cast you into that furnace of hardships must surely bow His head in shame, realizing He made a grave mistake. Step mother" will you make a man suffer like this? Is this your creation? Ask the ".

One more step mother. Ask mother to give at least a thousand bridges in your patience to today's young women (young men also).

Shiva Holiday mother.

Three days ago, a woman came to me for counseling and shared some personal details.

Her father is a man of poor character, and her mother is of Marwari descent; theirs was a love marriage.

She herself had a love marriage four years ago. Her husband belongs to the Yadav community, and her mother-in-law is a Dalit woman.

They now have a two-year-old son named Raghav.

Most love marriages today are inter-caste. Marriages between consenting adults—where both partners are truly mature—are becoming increasingly rare. (I am firmly against the idea of ​​ruining one’s life in the name of "love" during the teenage years, often at the expense of one’s education. That isn't love; it is merely a teenage obsession—a different matter entirely. In this post, I am referring specifically to love marriages between mature adults.)

To which caste does Raghav belong?

Impossible to say, isn't it? In another twenty years, people like Raghav will make up the majority. This is the only antidote to the casteism that has become a curse upon our society.

The politicians of the next generation won't be able to play games using the "caste card"—they are far too intelligent for that. They will be forced to look for a different strategy.

Even if one problem disappears, another is bound to take its place. Consider this: how would someone who spreads caste-based hatred on social media react if their own child brought home an African national—or someone from another foreign country—and introduced them as their partner?

What caste does the coronavirus belong to? What caste is the pharmacist who charged you exorbitant prices? What caste is the person who stood by you during your most difficult times?

Caste distinctions should not define us; let humanity stand tall and shine.

May all beings be happy!

My grandfather had four sons and two daughters. My father was the third son.

The younger daughter married her own daughter off to her youngest brother.

This means my uncle married his sister’s daughter. Her name is Ramanikantha—we call her 'Pinni' (aunt).

When I enrolled in Intermediate college, I stayed at their home for three months.

My uncle (the youngest brother) retired after working as a lecturer at an ITI; he passed away some time ago.

Since then, the mother and daughter—my aunt (Pinni) and her daughter—have lived together in the same house.

My aunt, Ramanikantha, passed away today due to illness.

Congratulations to my long-time friend Omer Jaleel, who is initiating positive changes!

It is a method to go somewhere and settle down for happiness. The second method is to make the place suitable for a happy life.

War, disease, lockdown, poverty, politics ..

Profitable businessmen

Lockdown is needed .. Need .....

There are many innocent people who still do not understand why they were brainwashed and told by the people. One person became a millionaire by sucking the blood of ten lakh people. This is what happened in all the countries where lockdown was implemented. Many poor countries have not kept lockdown at all. If we stay home, it will be safe for one

Old memory. ( I think field trip to Nalla mala forest. To chenchu penta)

Four years ago

I was away from town for a week, which is why there were fewer posts on Facebook!

I intend to share only content that is useful or inspiring to the public (along with the occasional personal photo kept for the sake of memories). Simply posting details about my travels-sharing where I've been or what I've done-doesn't offer much value to others. Moreover, people have different mindsets, and such posts might be perceived in various ways; that is why I chose not to share details about my trip. I didn't even take any photos (except for one in my gym attire).

Monkey Fox :

It is not easily spread from one person to another.

Not fatal.

It will be cured within a week.

not a problem at all. Don't care.

Actually, in countries like Canada and England, there is an argument that monkey fox cases are vaccine side effects. Regardless of how much truth there is in this, the concern about Omicron 4 about Monkey Fox is completely unnecessary.

It has been about five years since this incident took place!

I am at the District SP’s camp office, having been invited there. Another District SP and two Additional SPs are also present.

We are having tea. (I don’t drink tea; the SP’s wife knows this, so she has arranged coconut water for me.)

"After the Gujarat incident, 'encounters' will go down in history," one SP remarks.

"Good heavens! Would anyone else dare to take such a risk? I wouldn't even dream of such a thing!" says the other SP.

"Sometimes, an 'encounter' becomes necessary, sir," an Additional SP chimes in.

Whenever a rape incident occurs, people on social media immediately demand an 'encounter'—and often, an 'encounter' follows.

Good heavens! Why would anyone take such a massive risk?

Now, over a dozen families are left to endure sleepless nights—a situation that could last for at least two years. The politicians who issued the verbal orders remain perfectly fine, and the fans on social media couldn't care less. One misstep in the line of duty leads to such painful consequences—poor, over-enthusiastic officers!

Scenes from the opening of the Prestige showroom in Vijayawada last week.

(The photos arrived a bit late.) I also involved the children from 'Slate' in the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

It is not the fault of the photographers.

The one for the wedding. If you don't believe in Vedamantras, you can register marriage or otherwise. If you do it, you should do it with a clean heart.

Six waves—we are now in the sixth. Eighty thousand cases yesterday, 320 deaths. This is the state of America.

Eighty percent of the population has been vaccinated, with most having received four doses.

Do you need further evidence that the vaccination policy has failed? Countries like Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand—much like America—tell the same story.

Think of vaccines as private security guards stationed in front of an apartment complex, while T-cells are like 'Black Cat' commandos.

Once you contract the disease, you gain protection through T-cells. It has been scientifically proven that immunity derived from T-cells provides protection against all variants. Yet, the media has given this virtually no coverage. (I shared a link to a medical journal about this just a week ago; you can check it for yourself.) This is what I have been saying for the past two years: T-cell protection lasts a lifetime—which is why I compare them to 'Black Cat' commandos. As for vaccines, they are like private security guards just trying to earn a living; while they might offer some help, they certainly don't cause harm. However, vaccines can actually damage one's health and even lead to loss of life—and they don't even prevent the disease.

The key is simply to keep your immune system strong. You don't need to be exceptionally powerful; you just need to maintain a healthy baseline. Avoid vitamin D deficiency, excessive carbohydrate intake, and the use of steroids or vaccines that compromise immunity. Sleep well, free from fear—that is all the rest you need. In short: let people live their lives. Monkey pox Chimpanzee pox Omicron-4 if the people who are marketing with full distorted news like Monkey pox Chimps pox Omicon-4 are not blocked, the population of some countries is at risk of extinction within a few years

Dare devil act in the sky-SKY DIVING by Amarnath vasireddy

A video of students from Bangalore's Bishop Cotton School fighting on the road opposite the school is going viral.

They came prepared for the fight, bringing bats along and wearing masks. The moral of the story: If you fight with bats, heads might not crack open, and lives might not be lost-but if you don't wear a mask, a virus could get in, you could catch COVID-19, and you could lose your life. I can see a correlation between wearing a mask and the death of common sense-all over the world!

SARS-CoV-2 variants are not evolving to escape from T cell-mediated immunity

Breaking news!

Theft at Gopi’s mango orchard in Gannavaram!

Mango thieves plucked the fruit in broad daylight—and ate them right there on the spot!

There’s a whole different level of thrill in sneaking into a mango orchard without the caretaker’s permission, picking the mangoes, and eating them right there—it’s an experience you have to live through to truly understand!

Domain Knowledge: Knowledge of the selected field!

Example: Engineering, Medicine, Management!

Social Intelligence: Social Intelligence!

So which one is good? Which one is the worst? Who are the honest people? Who are the cheaters? Common sense like this.

Those who have reached the highest positions in their respective fields and are facing problems due to lack of social intelligence are now cockroaches.

Two incidents that have come to my attention in the past week.

Both mother and father have good jobs in a multinational company. "My daughter and son-in-law do not know how to bear children sir. My grandson is getting so stubborn. Boy grandma sent me a message in messenger saying you have to protect.

Another girl. After doing MBA in IIM, in a large multinational company, All India number 2 position in junior management, huge salary. Two years of loving a boy. Parents married without considering caste and religion. They separated for six months without moving. At least the inability to know how a husband should be. If you are not able to evaluate the personality of Avathali person even after loving for two years, does the education you have studied have any meaning? If you get pregnant and do abortion for divorce, what will be your health? How much is emotional stress? What is the benefit of earning how much?

Educated fools are now cockroaches. It's not their fault. Today's education system is a failure.

What we have now is exam studies.

We need studies that teach life.

That means corona deaths now would not have been so many injection deaths.

Children, especially those under the age of five, can easily learn three languages—for instance, their mother tongue at home and English at school.

To learn to speak English, it is not necessary for parents to speak English with their children at home; doing so may prevent the children from properly acquiring their mother tongue. The mother tongue is what a child learns while in the mother’s care. If parents speak only English to their children at home, the children will struggle to master their mother tongue, regardless of any subsequent training they may receive.

Just as a child in the womb receives nourishment from the mother through the umbilical cord, the mother tongue serves as a vital, life-sustaining connection—much like that umbilical cord. Your culture and customs are what keep you rooted throughout your life.

Those who do not know their mother tongue are like scattered, dried-up droplets; they lose something truly special.

Children who learn more than two languages ​​often possess greater imagination and a more highly developed social intelligence.

Twenty - Sixty!

Meenakshi Malhotra, the first principal of our school (2001–04)—whose husband retired as a Group Captain in the Air Force—sought my advice regarding certain personal matters. Some of the points I shared with her are relevant to everyone:

1. In one’s twenties, there is a crisis regarding how to get established in life; a similar crisis arises in one’s sixties. In your twenties, the challenge lies in deciding what career to pursue and how to secure a job—a process for which everyone prepares, whether through training or specific skill development. After spending three decades in a busy professional life, retirement essentially marks a new beginning. Many assume, "I have money, I have a pension—what else is needed? I’ll just spend my time happily!" However, it is not as simple as it seems. Often, there is no plan for life after retirement. This can lead to a sense of emptiness, mental distress, and depression—which in turn causes health issues (distinct from age-related ailments). Many people—especially those who reached great heights in their careers—inadvertently invite various problems into their retired lives. It is much like scoring a century in the first innings only to get out for a "duck" (zero) in the second.

2. In your twenties, the challenge is how to earn money; in your sixties, the challenge shifts to how to manage or spend it. At twenty, one has no money in hand and is preoccupied with how to earn it. People strive for employment and income in various ways. By the age of sixty, one might have a pension—a secured asset. While many believe that having money solves problems, they often fail to realize that money itself can be the greatest source of trouble. Disputes over property can lead even heirs and relatives into deep misery. Those who hoard money in lockers—living like paupers despite having a steady income (such as a pension)—are no better than cockroaches. Even with a guaranteed monthly income, many people become pessimistic at this stage of life. With perhaps twenty years left, most feel frustrated, simply because they do not know how to plan for or utilize the resources they have at their disposal.

In one’s twenties, there are dreams—of a career and marriage. In the thirties, life revolves around a spouse (including intimacy), children, income, and career. In the forties, the focus shifts to children’s education and career planning, alongside one’s own professional or business pursuits. By the fifties, it’s about children’s marriages and helping them settle into their own families, while taking on higher responsibilities at work or in business. Life is a constant cycle of waking up to new tasks and fresh challenges. By the age of sixty, the responsibilities toward children fade—they lead their own lives, and interfering unnecessarily only creates problems for both sides. Retirement from a job often leaves a sudden void—an emptiness that threatens to consume a person. Some find solace in spiritual pursuits, which keeps them occupied and prevents this void from taking hold. However, many others fail to find such an outlet. Until the age of sixty, work was primarily a means to earn an income; now, work remains necessary—but it should be work dedicated to one’s health. The situation is different for those who worked for personal fulfillment or spent their lives as homemakers. For those who led a high-pressure, busy professional life, this sudden void can feel like a deep, gaping chasm. Until yesterday, you might have been a Director General of Police (DGP), with countless people waiting for days or even weeks just to secure an appointment with you. Then, you retire. For a few days, you receive congratulations and well-wishes—but a week later, there is no one left to pay you any attention, no one to talk to. This is not a trivial matter; it is a serious social and psychological challenge. Overcoming such a transition requires careful planning and mental preparedness.

4. If you are so consumed by your career that you cannot spend time with your children or teach them the nuances of social intelligence, you will inevitably pay the price when you reach your sixties.

5. There are numerous institutions that provide coaching for the "first innings" of life—for exams like the IIT-JEE, NEET, Civil Services, or the NDA—with ample study materials and resources available. Yet, almost no one focuses on the "second innings." You might assume that this phase will simply pass on its own, but that is a mistake. If you stumble in your twenties, you have plenty of opportunities to course-correct. If you falter in your sixties—falling into depression or developing health issues as a result—there may be no second chance. Many people end up bedridden, consumed by despair and bitterness, turning this stage of their lives into a living hell.

6. The period between your twenties and sixties is often spent chasing earnings and maintaining a certain lifestyle. Many people continue to cling to the same habits and thought patterns even after retirement—and that is the core problem. At this stage, one must redefine their priorities, lifestyle, and outlook. If this does not happen, the "second innings" will not go well.

You must plan for your second innings while you are still playing your first. At the very least, you need to have a plan in place by the time you step onto the field for your second innings. If you want to play second innings like first innings, there is more chance of getting clean bowled. Retired can be hurt. Team (family) can also be defeated. Plan for your second innings!

Yesterday had wonderful event of slate The school has completed 22nd year in educational field

congratulations to Mr Amarnath Vasireddy amaranth sir and sply to sapna ma'am,sangni ma'am,margerrate ma'am and to all slate family and thanks to Mr amaranth sir for inviting us

Heart attack - sudden death!

Are you seeing what's happening around you?

13 to 50 - 60 year olds are dying like never before. Those who are in good health, those who do not have bad habits like cigarette, alcohol, those who are not subject to any kind of stress { 13 - 20 year olds will be stressed enough to have a heart attack? Think } , actual Covid infected { why are you saying this is why there's a propaganda going on that such sudden deaths are due to Long Covid - second wave means delta type corona infected , not all, some blood clots { clots } have caused heart attack / stroke due to weakening of heart muscles The word is a fact . But it's been a year since delta wave. Will it continue to have an impact? Think about it. International researchers have found that Omicron has not had an effect beyond the actual throat. So Omicron doesn't cause blood clotting, weakening of cardiovascular} even those who haven't been infected with Covid are dying of heart attack. Why like this? Think about it

There is a risk of blocking my Facebook account if I tell these reasons. There is a danger that everyone who accompanies this will be worried. So I will tell you the solutions.

1. corona Don't use needle medicine. If you have already taken one or two doses, stop from there. Don't fear that we have worn it. Don't be afraid that everyone who wears it will get something wrong. The adverse effects are visible depending on their physicality. This is probably not my husband's past opinion. Research shows in countries like Germany and Israel. Peer reviewed and published in medical journals. Don't get tensed by going to hospitals thinking that something will happen and spending thousands of rupees saying these tests are those tests. I have thousands of people's feedback. If any adverse effect is seen, it is happening within 15 days to six months. It's been six months since your last dose, it's almost like you've been scared of the wheat.

2. Greens, ginger garlic.. These are the natural foods that dissolve blood clots. And red wine {please don't make alcohol a habit because I told you like this. Those who are addicted to alcohol till now can drink wine without exceeding 90 ml rather than cheap liquor and beer. Lucky are those who don't have alcohol habit. There are other food items mentioned to you here } .. Kiwi fruit and grape juice are also useful to dissolve blood clots.

3. The lack of awareness that heart attacks are due to clots in the blood is visible in many people. The main reason for today's condition is that the heart muscles are weak.

Then the solution?

Need to lose 1 fat. The more fat, the more burden on the heart. Excess fat in the body should be burned. Carbs means flour ingredients should be reduced for this. Reduce white rice very well. If you eat one cup of rice, four cups of vegetables and vegetables {Dump vegetables are not like potatoes .. It contains more flour ingredients } to eat. The best is cucumber or cucumber. One for lunch and one for dinner. Make it a habit. This is a low calorie food. The peach is in abundance. A good solution for problems like constipation and overweight. Do not spoil your kidneys by eating the things that are marketed in a box to reduce weight. Please understand.

2. Walnuts means acrot : brain shaped } sea fishes , beans , straw berries { this is very expensive in India . They could use it in America.. And berries like blue berries } . Vegetables like garden curry, milk curry .. It all strengthens the cardiovascular muscles.

. . The best way to lose weight is to build up your heart and other body muscles is to ensure that we have at least 25 percent proteins in the food we eat. Eighty people are suffering from protein deficiency per day in India. For the carnivores.. Fish, chicken, egg, paneer for vegetarians, pappu means kandi pappu, broccoli protein ways. It is not like eating half a cup of pappu with four cups of rice. If there is one cup of rice, three cups of pappu is required. Don't eat soy for protein. Risk of getting thyroid if they are eaten. Do you think that the price of pappu is high and also chicken? How much is this medicine worth lakhs of lakhs that is presented to the hospitals with illness?

4. Day by day... Elders - should drink four liters of water. Children up to two according to their age; If water is taken properly, eighty percent illness problems will not reach.

5. Walk for at least thirty minutes every day. This is a good cardio exercise. Don't walk too tired in the beginning. If your heart is weak to this extent, it is dangerous.. Slowly slowly slowly make your heart a habit. Get used to it gradually so that you get a little hairy depending on your age. Gradually the cardiac muscles will get used to it and become strong. If you walk in the sun, you will get vitamin D

6. Don't be stressed. Do the things that are pleasing to the heart .. Playing with kids, pets, talking to friends and relatives.. Talking means meeting directly and talking. T

hat's it, but understand that Rei is not chatting in the daytime in WhatsApp. corona Back to normal cold levels. Now that won't do anything. Corona isn't going anywhere. The cases will keep on coming. They will be gone. Scary news for medical marketing.. Don't get caught in its net. There is a risk of micro plastics going into the blood if masks are worn. No more masks. Your ancestral village according to your budget .. Araku , Adilabad .. Ooty .. New zealand... Go somewhere and spend time with family members. Wave in Delhi.. Tomato flu ... Long Covid .. The fourth wave ... Don't raise anxiety unnecessarily by listening to such words. Don't think about diseases. Enjoy the life.

7. Have a nice sleep. Adults need at least seven hours of sleep. Listen to music that calms your mind before going to bed. Hot water bath is the best. Don't go to bed thinking about problems. If you sleep comfortably, those problems will be solved in the morning. Pendalakada go to sleep. White people wake up early. Think about what to do that day when your mind is fresh.

8. Food is a disease or illness. The decision is yours. Pharmacists say that if everyone follows good food rules, their business will be damaged.. " Eat .. Eat comfortably .. Will we live for a hundred years? Who will be our companion if we live for so many years? They are dropping videos like ". Realize the conspiracy. Is it possible to live by taking a handful of pills daily as a patient or to take a healthy diet, balanced diet.. The choice is yours. Just remember one thing. Those who live to eat will not live long. Survived patient's life. Tongue is one of the 170 organs of the body. Jihwa chapalyam is ok. You have to satisfy the tongue. But is it daily? Is it the same work? Is there no taste in healthy food? Isn't kheera good? Spinach pappu is bitter? Ginger garlic etc? Why sweets? Can't those who don't have sugar eat their teeth comfortably? Summer season .. Juices type mango .. And more variety of teeth .. Anti accidents abound {in all kinds of fresh teeth}.. Cancer is not found. Will God protect them even if they eat sweets, they will not survive? Tirupati Venkanna Prasadam Laddu. What is the meaning of this? .. Sometime when .. Take a little as an offering. That's it but morning jangri .. Double ka meeta in lunch .. Cola peppu sea.. What if you think that this is life of Gulabi Jamun? A video is going viral saying that our ancestors ate happily {creation of pharmacists}. Ancestors did not live to eat. Think wisely, change your mindset.

9. Stop smoking.

Just saying it one more time.. No needles. As the doses increase, the risk increases. Supreme Court has given a clear verdict. It is a crime to forcefully use drugs. Don't give in. Especially the kids don't need it. Nope nope nooooo .. Don't say no to syphilis.

Share this message with the one whom you want to be safe. Live a comfortable life.. Just let everyone live.

Survey people should be happy!

Movie stars, cricket stars will be seen opening showrooms. But look here....

The Delhi wave is on the decline!

It was just a 'wave'-hyped up by the media. Cases reached 1,500, but now they are dropping. There's no demand for ambulances, and no new hospital admissions. It's a wave that failed to take off, even with vaccine brokers trying their best to prop it up.

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They say it will come. They say it won't. They're the ones saying both!

Amarnath Vasireddy is at Mount Titlis, Switzerland.

No one brings wealth from their mother’s womb,

Nor does any of it accompany them when they depart.

Even a man of great fortune eats only a meal seasoned with salt;

He cannot consume gleaming gold.

One may boast and strut about the wealth one has amassed,

Yet one cannot truly enjoy the riches one has hoarded.

Hidden away securely beneath the earth—

Hoarded without ever being shared through charity or virtuous deeds—

To whom will it eventually go? To thieves, or perhaps to the powerful?

Just as honey, gathered by bees, is ultimately taken by others.

O Lord, adorned in splendor, dweller of Dharmapuri,

Destroyer of the wicked, O Narasimha, remover of all sins!

Commentary: We arrive in this world from our mother’s womb empty-handed, and we shall depart just as empty-handed. Whoever is born must inevitably pass away.

Even a millionaire cannot eat gold; they, too, must eat a simple meal seasoned with salt and spices. No matter how much one struts about, having acquired wealth through unjust, illegal, or unrighteous means—can one truly enjoy the riches one has hoarded? One cannot!

Wealth that is hoarded—without ever being given away in charity or for a righteous cause—what becomes of it in the end?

Will it fall into the hands of thieves? Or the powerful? Or perhaps be seized by the state? It is hard to say!

Do we not see so many examples right before our own eyes?

Do the lives of those who thrive on corruption not end in ruin?

Can honeybees themselves ever consume the honey they have spent their entire lives gathering? They cannot!

Andaman girl :

If it is not too much, what is it to have dogs at home? What is it to celebrate birthdays for them?

..... Like many others, I thought once.

2005 - Our second daughter Vasireddy Rithika passed away. She had health problems since birth. Delivery being late.. The reasons are that some part of the brain is damaged due to oxygen. She died on her eighth year. } I have recovered from that shock a few years ago. But as a mother, my wife could not recover. The one who is going through the mental illness.

2009 - We went to Andaman. While having dinner at the hotel {outside, on the beach} a cat comes up wondering if they would put some food. My daughter Vasireddy Kruthika used to be very scared to see it. Then my thought "We were born in a village. No fear of pets. See what happens when children are not used to it! How scared of children ! Oh my god !! "..... I made her scared of that cat with this idea. One day the cat was afraid to run away or forced to come near him, the artificial person who kept his legs on the chair and was made to befriend the cat and brought it to the table.

After moving to Hyderabad, she asked, "I want a cat... let's get one." So, we went to the center established by Amala and brought home a cat. Within two weeks, it passed away due to some illness. It came as a huge shock to us. The news of its death arrived on the very day of the 10th-grade farewell function at Slate School, Ameerpet. My heart was filled with pain, yet I stayed until the end of the event.

Later, we went back to the center—this time, we were extra careful and chose a cat that appeared to be in perfect health. It quickly became like a child of the house. Meanwhile, I was away on a Dussehra trip with the school children—in the deserts of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. I was there, jumping and playing on the sand dunes with the kids, when I received a call from home: the cat had eaten something it found in the sand at home and had died. The few tears that fell from my eyes must have vanished somewhere into that desert sand.

That is what happened with the cats we brought home. This time, we thought of getting a 'Seema' (foreign/pedigree) breed cat. Kritika looked online and ordered one from Chennai. This particular cat turned out to be quite nasty. She named it 'Nissi.' Just watching it felt unsettling—my gut sensed something sinister. Cats seem to die so quickly. "That's why dogs are better as pets"—someone offered this piece of advice. Nissi’s health was declining.

My wife was in tears—an emotional breakdown. "We have no children at home... Krithika is gone... and now, of the two kittens we had, one is nearing death." This was her lament.

I knew that if left unaddressed, her health would suffer severely. The pain of the mind is more profound than any physical illness, and I knew how to treat it.

I immediately ordered a puppy—from Delhi. It arrived by flight—a little white puppy. Though no one else in the house was keen on the idea, the focus remained on Nissi. Sadly, Nissi passed away three days later. The poor little puppy from Delhi—having been separated from its mother, kept in a cage, and held captive throughout the long flight—arrived here. Despite the completely different climate, it adapted quickly and won everyone’s heart. Krithika named it "Jessi," in memory of Nissi.

My wife, with all her heart, mind, and soul, believes that her late daughter has returned as Jessi. Jessi became the baby of the house. She eventually had two little ones of her own—Blackie and Brownie. Blackie later gave birth to seven puppies while we were away on a trip to America. It was a delightful surprise! We gave five of the male puppies to relatives. As for the other two, we named the white one "White" and the black one "Shyama." My daughter named her own puppy "Oreo." They respond to whatever name they are called by. One of the puppies we had given to our relatives eventually found its way back to our home. Now, Jessi and her family are all with us.

2005, CARE Hospital—Krithika was brought down, lifeless.

2010—something happened in the Andaman Islands; the foundation for something was laid.

Jessi, the girl from the Andamans—Krithika has come home!

Is that all? It doesn’t end there.

My wife brought her niece, Monica—the daughter of her younger sister—to live with us. They are from Arakkonam, near Chennai. Monica first came to our home to study, starting from the sixth grade. She has since completed her engineering degree and is now employed; thanks to a "work-from-home" arrangement, she continues to work from our house. Later, Monica’s sister, Pooja, also came to stay with us for her college education. She, too, is currently working from our home.

Then there’s Krithika’s son, Hithans—he’s eight months old and has been an absolute hit—a super hit!

My wife, who once worried deeply that our home would be left empty of children, now finds the house full of them!

Our daughter Krithika stays nearby, so she’s often at our place. Even though some of our children are in America, our daughter is right before our eyes every single day. We have Monica, Pooja, Jassi, Blackie, Brownie, Whites, Shyamalu, "DJ Tillu," and, above all, the super-hit Hithans!

Every crisis is an opportunity!

Is that all? There is much more to come!

In the name of Rithika, I have organized a scholarship test for the children at our school.

ower .. Personality test.. } Providing free education to those who top rank in it. This is accompanied by the children of the employees who work in the slate .. Free education for those who select according to the method.. Something I haven't mentioned anywhere until now.. Free education for hundred students every year for the last fifteen years .. The uniform .. Books .. Along with this corona 25 students who have lost their parents during the period, free education till the completion of their studies till the name of Rithika ..

Is that it means there is a lot more..

Since I am a person who knows how to cut the stomach .. corona in the time.. I want everyone to be safe. Daytime... Posts .. Guidance in the messenger .. For ten thousand people in the first wave .. fifty thousand in the second wave .. Fifty thousand in the third wave {average of four in the family of each person who contacted me .. In that way a total of lakh people} corona patients are treated .. Around five hundred crore rupees... Saving directly to families ..

Other than this through my messages.. Millions of people indirectly .. If you see it that way Vasireddy Rithika Telugu people who read and understand Telugu posts { corona in English if you post corona will block the face book of Gatela's grandfather's money } It saved a few thousands crores of rupees in hospital expenses .. Not on steroids .. Long Covid .. No donkey covid .. At last no vaccine poison .. Climbed and stopped there ..

My father dreamed of making me a doctor. Which doctor in the world... Which hospital is directly given to one lakh people corona Treatment to patients... It is not/won't be offered for free. Wouldn't have guided a few lakhs of people..

The one and only .. After frying anka .. By challenging me .. The confrontation .. After fighting a tireless fight ..

Every dream.. Every father's dream... It will come to pass. Somewhere .. From some other world .. Sriramulu garu will keep watching

Is that all?

There is another side to this...

This guy has an obsession with publicity—or so claim the pharmaceutical agents, vaccine brokers, and the bitter, jealous naysayers who spout all sorts of nonsense. But the story doesn't end there.

The moral of the story:

Behind every dog, there is a story—a story involving the family that raised it. "Why worry about infections in dogs? Why celebrate a dog's birthday just because you have money to spare?"... Such cynical remarks come only from those who have no idea what it truly costs—in terms of love and care.

There is one thing they fail to understand:

No one truly "raises" a dog at home. They are only "dogs" until the moment they first step inside; from then on, they become children of the household!

The conclusion:

"A man obsessed with dogs... a fellow who celebrates his dogs' birthdays... a 'WhatsApp University' doctor... a fool who knows nothing of science."

Regardless of what anyone might say, you remain the king of your own realm—you are the minister, the army, the strength, the support system, and the teacher who sets the lesson. Keep moving forward, master of your own path.

What happened to the president of China?

Dr. Tao Lina is a vaccine expert from Shanghai, China.

He stated that there are over 70 adverse side effects associated with Chinese vaccines. He was silenced. This happened several months ago.

Take a look at the post I made on March 10th regarding Chinese vaccines.

Do you understand now? Why did blood cells end up in the brain of the Chinese president?

Moral of the story: If you carry unrighteousness on your shoulders, it will consume you first.

I have posted just now about getting into the gates grandfather.

Thinking this sounds like grandpa drama. While the health of lakhs of people are being spoilt with needle medicine, he has trampled the truths all these years with his foundation money. If anyone talks about it, his batch would have been suppressed by it. Scientists in Israel's Germany are now scaring off the atrocities of needlework with a peer-reviewed study. His latest drama is to avoid saying that I too have taken needle medicine

Gatela's grandfather is infected!

I wanted not to be anything to anyone. I have done my part to help (guidance). But in the case of grandpa you have to forgive me and excuse me. Grandpa wants to go! I am full kush now.

Is settling in USA worth it for Indians?

By Venkat Ankam.!!

Lives in Fairfax VA.!!

Let me portray the typical life cycle of Indians in the USA with their living conditions and then I will let you decide whether settling in the USA is worth or not.

As an Indian immigrant in the USA, I have been asking myself this question for quite a long time. The reality is 95% of the Indian immigrants are settling in the US and only 5% of the immigrants are going back to India. I wondered if the “Major chunk(95%) of people settling in the US are making a wise decision or the small chunk(5%) of people going back are making a bad decision?” So I asked this question to my friends and colleagues from the 95% category but I could not get any subtle or profound answers. It looked like people are just following the crowd or falling into the trap, and not be able to go back later in life. So I did my own research asking specific set of survey questions to different age people. So let me share my findings.

First of all, why do Indians migrate to the US? One single answer for this question is scope for higher income, savings, low stress and a happy life without any common issues we experience in India. Now let's see how these objectives are met during the life cycle of these Indian immigrants. Let me use the word NRI to describe them better.

My survey was limited to NRIs in the field of science and technology who are mostly in working class and also to a few business class NRIs as well. I took ratings on a scale of 0 to 10 (0 is low and 10 is high) for earnings, savings, stress levels, family relationships and happiness from different age categories with their typical activities in their life cycle. I realized that not every NRI in the US opens up because of the 'private space' concept. So I chose people I have good relationship with and who are really open and can share feelings of their life. The Survey was conducted with a casual talk/discussion rather than a professional way of conducting surveys.

Based on the survey results and experiences shared by participants, I categorized the life cycle of immigrants into four different generic phases (Transform, Settle, Growth and Suffer) as shown in the graph below. Every person's life is different so the depicted life cycle or living conditions may not apply to every NRI. It may vary for few people and life events may overlap between phases. This might be totally different for the new NRIs coming to the US because of longer green card wait time and ever changing immigration policies.

Now let me describe these phases with typical life events.

Transform Phase (21 to 28 years): This an excitement phase which starts right from India after getting the US visa. One tries to get to know the culture of the US, what to do before and after entering the US and starts living the American Dream. Parents feel proud of this great achievement by their kids and start making big expectations and hopes. Starts sharing this news to neighbors and relatives and throw a big party as if their kid already succeeded in life. Arrives in the US without the awareness that he/she broke generations of living together and unity in their families. Typically nobody thinks or cares about how life will be in the US after 40s, 50s or 60s in this stage. One gets really amazed with the best infrastructure of America and starts loving it. Gets used to American life style with few hiccups. Starts making some money and will have parties, shopping, vacation trips and realizes that life is very comfortable in the US. Transfers money to India to support family and talks to relatives and friends and shares the greatness of America. Parents will start looking for a bride/groom. Starts green card process to continue living in American dream.

NRIs are very happy in this phase with lots of excitement and joy that American life brings in.

Settle Phase (28 to 40 years): After a couple of trips to India, gets married and spouse arrives in the US. Couple is very happy in the beginning with vacation trips and parties. Realizes that expenses are higher than living as a bachelor. First baby arrives and parents and in-laws visit America. Advances in green card process, switches jobs and moves to new locations. Second baby arrives and then visits India with kids. Realizes that their parents are not quite happy staying alone in India. Also realizes that India has changed a lot and quite expensive than ever. Thinks that they may not be able to fit in India and also India is not a right fit for the kids. NRIs usually decide to go on the path of settling down in the US with a backup plan of going back. Buys Town Home/Condo and switches to luxury cars. Realizes that single income is not really sustainable in the US. Wife decides to do a job instead of getting bored at home. So Income doubles, savings doubles but stress levels go up. Green card arrives and they feel relaxed of immigration issues. Vacation trips become hard with little kids so no big vacations.

Happiness level comes down due to missing family relationships and not able to take care of aging parents.

Growth Phase (40 to 50 years): Moves on career ladder and starts making big bucks and also starts making big bucks from secondary sources of income like stocks. Some might start a startup company or any business. Usually pretty busy with kids school and extra curricular activities. Buys a single family home and moves to a bigger home. Kids are grown up now so vacations are back. Parents are not able to visit because they don't like to stay in the US. Also parent's health will become a big concern. Makes few arrangements for parents in India but they are always temporary. Few realize that their friends in India have made more money in India than them. Realizes that they need to focus more on health aspects so starts some physical activities to keep their body fit.

Higher income, higher savings and most successful phase (professionally) for most people but happiness level further comes down because of lack of relationships.

Suffer Phase (Above 50 years): Kids usually finish their high school and go to a college. All savings will vanish in kids college education. Kids finish their education and start their job at a different place in the US. The couple is alone at a big home away from parents and away from kids. They cannot think of going back because of children and setting up everything from scratch in India would be a daunting task. Whenever they visit India they clearly see that family relationships are faded away because of settling in US. Most people thought that early in growth phase would have been an ideal situation to go back to India before kids enter middle school with a mind set of going back in settle phase.

Most people expressed that "We got everything we wanted in life, but we lost all relationships". Some people expressed concern like “I wish I knew the downsides or effects of immigration later in life”.

Starts indulging deeply in social and charity activities to keep them busy and also for social recognition. Usually takes up American citizenship in this phase while some takes up in growth phase only.

Works until 65 years of age to pay off mortgage and retires at the age of 65. After 65 years they start getting social security and healthcare benefits from government. But they continue to work in some retirement jobs to keep them busy or to earn some extra income for unknown expenses.

Just to summarize, life is happy in the beginning but happiness tends to fade away and brings suffering to life after 50s. Materialistic culture of America makes you a successful person professionally and materialistically, but deserts your life. One interesting observation during this study — most of the people who immigrated to America had no plans to settle in the US and most of the settled ones said, “We are not sure we might go back”.

Every NRI looks like a happy person from outside but everyone has a dark side story to tell from inside their heart.

Life in the US rotates around profession, immigration process and kids. NRIs tend to “sacrifice their life for kids of next generation.” Kids seem to be happy with no complaints about life as they are in young age; The second generation, Indian-Americans, will have friends but may not have family relationships too? So they might end up in the same boat after 50 years of age? Needs further research…

Thanks to my friends, colleagues and elders from community who humbly shared their deep thoughts from life for this small write-up and also helping me to make a strong decision to go back to India.

Hope this helps. Everyone's requirements are different. So just make a firm decision to settle here or to go back based on your own requirements and priorities, not based on what other NRIs are doing.

Update: Thank you Quorans for the overwhelming response. I think this post has gone viral — 97K views, 3.7K upvotes and ~700 shares in 1 day. This clearly indicates that most NRIs are in this dilemma. Received 101 comments so far, 80 with positive sentiment, 9 with negative sentiment and 11 with neither positive nor negative sentiment. My observations from these comments.

People who expressed negative sentiment are still in transform phase in US or few youngsters in India (Probably with American dream)

Interestingly this was found to be true for other immigrants/expats too, not just Indians.

Most of them expressed a feeling that this is a problem for the first generation of immigrants. Later generations will not have such problems. Need to research this further.

Many people who expressed positive sentiment felt that situation might be similar in India as well.

Happy birthday Swetha !
Happy birthday Shyama!
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Sky turns reddish in China.

Yesterday I was with a police officer (sincere, honest officer).

"Minors are allowed in pubs. In some pubs and in weeks, "Call girlfriends" are coming down from Mumbai as rain drops. "Please give strict instructions to below level officers". "If you do so, first the information will go to pubbu people. I will step down in the arena myself. ( I mean I'll ride straight )"

A young woman shot dead because she refused a marriage proposal.

A young man killed a woman because she did not return his love.

A housewife murdered her husband after falling in love with a neighbor.

A young man raped a child.

An elderly man raped a child.

An attempted gang-rape of a woman while her husband was forced to watch.

Students killed a classmate right in front of their teacher.

A husband forcing his wife into prostitution.

A wife tying up her husband to be with her lover.

An uncle committing murder because his relative married someone from another caste.

A brother committing suicide because his sibling married someone from a different religion.

Beer found on a school bus.

Vodka in a water bottle.

Kisses in the classroom.

Sexual activity on school premises.

Cannabis (Ganja) in the village.

Drugs in the city.

Pornography on mobile phones.

'KGF-2' playing in a cinema theater.

Bystanders recording videos while a murder takes place in the middle of the road.

People remain indifferent while others are being violated or assaulted.

Violence and madness are surging across the Telugu-speaking regions.

The situation has reached a critical, dangerous level.

Violent video games on mobile phones.

Sexual obsession and depravity in web series.

Four boyfriends at the age of fourteen.

Consuming five pegs of alcohol a day at the age of sixteen.

Drunkenness, combined with the use of cannabis.

Drugs all night long; reaching for a mobile phone the moment they wake up.

A young woman earning a living through nude video chats.

A student making money by supplying drugs.

A fractured family system. Ruined education

TV channels trapped in the sham game of TRP ratings

Politicians amassing wealth for tomorrow’s victory

Police forces left without direction

Humanitarians with no traceable identity

Violence at the forefront... sex in the shadows... a twisted, perverse landscape

Violence has become a way of life

Let’s descend... let’s go deeper...

Onward, ever onward... into the deepest abyss

The elderly perish, passing away after their vaccinations

The youth, intoxicated by a surge of estrogen and testosterone...

Sex, violence, sex, violence—

Keep screaming "sex, sex, sex, sex!"

A different world, an entirely different world—

The dark, post-Corona underworld is calling

Let’s go down... let’s drag it all along

Into the void at the center—the hollow pit of writhing, worm-like creatures

Life lasts only three years—that’s where the thrill lies

Toward the destruction of the world

Toward the elimination of half the human population—a vision dreamt up by "Grandfather" Gates

To pave the way for a new world—the age of the robot by 2030

A wretched, chaotic rabble—

A frenzied, doomed people, hurtling toward their end...

Let’s go, let’s go... down to the very bottom... deeper, deeper, deeper, deeper, deeper still

With apologies to Sri Sri and Gajjala Mallareddy

Vasireddy Amarnath

The Burning of Lanka. This time, our own people are playing the role of Anjaneyu.

Swetha, Shyama in deep sleep.

After a few months, I dealt with the Corona case yesterday.

A family. Last week went to Shirdi. corona tested if your body is weak after coming. Everyone found out through the test that corona is infected.

All ct value is 17 - 19. According to calculations, this is more viral load. This is an indication of danger on the occasion of the second wave.

Both the children of school, at least there is no cold, no body aches. If you test only with doubt, it came to know that corona is infected. Now mother and father.. These two have a little body aches.

Don't do anything. It is not necessary to get the test done. If you are in doubt, take BCD vitamin tablets zinc tablets for four days.

That's the matter, at least there's no cold. Body aches for only one or two days. That's the latest story on corona

Okay, for this, the pharmacists are raising jackies. That was already known.

The actual test waste. If you do, you too have a chance to get positive. {For at least twenty percent of those who are reading this message}. It's coming.. It's going to be gone.

corona This is the ultimate routine guru ...

The state of today's society!

Everyone ostracized her, claiming she was possessed by a spirit.

Her parents took her to many people for help and even set aside a lakh of rupees for her treatment. (I posted a video about this-remember?) Here is the latest update regarding that girl.

Is the Shanghai lockdown a conspiracy by China to damage the economies of Western nations-the U.S. and European countries?

You might ask: how could a lockdown in one country harm the economic systems of others, right? Well, major Western corporations have invested heavily in Shanghai; their operations are deeply tied to the city. Think of it this way: it's like having a member of your own household staying at a neighbor's place-if the neighbor doesn't cook, who suffers? The neighbor, right? Only Shanghai is under lockdown; the rest of China's economy continues to function, and tax revenue is still being collected. Therefore, the government is in a position to provide essentials, such as food, to the people of Shanghai.

Kancharla Venkataramana garu,

an eleventh-generation descendant of Bhakta Ramadasu, met with me the other day and, as a gesture of affection, presented me with a shawl along with *teertha* and *prasadam*. Thank you, Venkataramana garu.

I used to read Yandamuri Veerendranath garu’s novels back when I was pursuing my postgraduate studies.

During my time on the SV University campus, he visited the college at the invitation of the student union from the adjacent veterinary college. I attended his session back then—that was the only time I ever saw him in person.

At that age, I couldn't stand it if any of my friends criticized him. (Of course, disagreements are natural and constructive criticism is healthy, but one often lacks that kind of maturity at that stage of life.)

Just a little while ago, Yandamuri garu sent me a friend request. Even though my friend list was full, I removed an inactive contact to make space and accepted his request.

It was through Yandamuri garu’s writings that I was introduced to B. V. Pattabhiram, who later became a good friend of mine. It was also through them that I first heard terms like "hypnotism" and "Neuro-Linguistic Programming" (NLP).

I am truly delighted that an author I once admired so much has sent me a friend request.

Thank you, Yandamuri sir. Welcome!

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Moving forward, never looking back!

Venkataramana is an Executive Engineer in the R&B department. His wife, Prabhavathi, is a homemaker and an influencer. They have two children, Anand and Amrita.

They are a wonderful family—a truly devoted couple! Both children were excellent students; first Anand, and then Amrita, secured seats in prestigious engineering colleges. Venkataramana was well aware that some students in engineering colleges fall into the trap of drug use, and he worried that his own children might go astray. "Romantic entanglements, alcohol, drugs—none of these are good. I lead an honest professional life and haven't amassed much wealth; your education is your true future!" he would often tell them. Prabhavathi would echo these sentiments to the children as well.

Anand and Amrita both completed their engineering degrees and went on to pursue postgraduate studies in America. On both occasions, Venkataramana hosted celebrations at home for his friends and neighbors. Fortune truly favored the couple; they were overjoyed when everyone praised their children for their academic success and their move to America.

After completing their postgraduate studies, Anand and Amrita secured jobs in the U.S.—one settled in Texas, the other in New Jersey. Venkataramana found suitable matches for both and hosted grand weddings. "Young people these days often get involved in 'love affairs' and other things that bring shame to their parents. My children, however, have beautifully upheld our traditions," he thought, beaming with pride. "Well, that’s a testament to how we raised them, isn't it?" Prabhavathi remarked.

Venkataramana has since retired. Before his retirement, the couple would visit America once a year, spending two to three months with their children. Between caring for their daughter and daughter-in-law during their pregnancies, looking after their grandchildren, managing their villa in Kokapet, and investing in plots near Gandipet with the funds sent by their son, their retirement years have been filled with a lively, bustling energy. How kindly has God looked upon me? My family life is passing without any tensions. Now retirement life is also going well" says Venkata Ramana many times.

Son, daughter, who come to India once a year with their children. That week - ten days of noisy noise. They are in America for three months .. In the rest of the time, WhatsApp, Skype video gossip. If the children are on the remote coast, it would not be believable to the influencer.

The sixties life of a couple is three Skype calls and six kisses

Covid has come with this logo. Didn't get a chance to go to America. Both the couple are confined to home. Son and daughter used to do video calls regularly. Keep a mask on.. They used to warn repeatedly not to go out. Venkataramana used to be overwhelmed seeing how much love his children have for him.

Now the grandchildren and great grandchildren are eight-ten years of age. Grandpa when he was a kid.. Children used to speak nicely as "Amma". Now, even if I call repeatedly, I am not visible. "They are in online class" once said.. "I got the answer once that they are playing with friends.

Amrutha once with mother "Mother! Don't think anything .. Sami {Sanyuktha} is bored to talk to you it seems. Are you repeatedly "good? What are you doing? Have you eaten rice? They will ask "are you studying well". Routine QUESTIONS .. Routine answers. "Boring" is what it says. Moreover, you don't know English properly. When dad speaks in Indian slang, it sounds like a joke. Padipadi is laughing. I just got a temper tantrum. I have been scolded. Threatening to call 1098. Annaya's children are our children "We are not coming to India. We'll be right here. They say you go away". "Anand is feeling sad, and I don't know how to tell you," he said.

The influencer’s heart was torn. She told her husband at dinner, and she broke down in tears. "Don't act like a madman! What have our children done to us? They’ve taken such good care of us. And what about our grandchildren—they’re just innocent little ones! They were born and raised there; what do they even know? We’ve been together for years, ever since the pandemic began. Now that the wave has subsided, let’s go to America. Everything will be fine," he said, trying to reassure his wife as he made the travel arrangements.

After 24 hours of travel—during which their health didn't hold up as well as it might have in the past—Venkataramana and his wife arrived in America, only to find themselves effectively 'imprisoned'—they had to be admitted to a hospital. Their son ended up spending a significant amount of money on their care.

While in America, they both received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine before returning to India. Ever since they got back, both Venkataramana and his wife have seen their health decline. Venkataramana has begun to suffer from memory loss; he often sets out to do one thing but ends up doing something else entirely—he simply cannot recall things. It is baffling how such a drastic change could occur in just two weeks. Is it the toll of aging? The long-distance travel? Jet lag? Or perhaps a side effect of the vaccine? His wife is suffering from lower back pain, her legs swell up whenever she sits, and she complains that even a single glass of water causes her stomach to bloat. How could both of their health deteriorate so suddenly and simultaneously?

They visited several hospitals and tried various medications—which only brought on further side effects. Their health has only continued to worsen.

Now, Venkataramana and his wife are gripped by fear and anxiety. For the first time, they feel truly alone. Their son calls and says, "We are getting old..."

Don't get up when your mother is sitting. I don't know what I'm doing. Patience is dying. We will come and settle there. Actually, I don't have the patience to travel for 24 hours, but I will not miss it, he said.

Anand in America.. A sensitive heart. Lots of love and respect for parents. Old age is approaching them. Need a companion. Need help. Maybe he won't get a leave. Ten days a week if caught. He is angry and annoyed with himself for not being able to take care of his parents in old age! . But what can he do? When he came to America for PG and got a job, he didn't think that he was taking a step forward. He cannot go to India at this age and settle there. He will get a job, but he who is accustomed to the work culture here, could not settle there. If we want to go for anything, children will not accept at all. We are not coming for a week trip.. Hot weather .. Pollution .. Bored " they say . If you want to relocate to India completely, there is no problem of accepting it. If we want to bring the parents here, they are getting hospitalized. Due to lack of health insurance, had to take a loan for the last time and pay the hospital bills. Now children's education is free .. They need to raise a lot of money for their college education. Still loan recovery the month installments are heavy. Pony mother and father will be enrolled in a good old age home.. She is afraid to tell them that word. Without understanding what to do, Anand is sitting on the sofa.

Son come closer hey dad .. What happened . Why are you crying? " he said

. Anand thinks to himself, "Oh God! Is it my fault that I studied well? Is it my fault that I secured a job in America? Is it my fault that I love my parents and my own children? Certainly not! Why am I being punished for these things?"

Meanwhile, back in India, Venkataramana reflects, "I once thought I was incredibly fortunate. My children’s education, their admission to universities in America, their jobs, their marriages—it all happened like a dream, so perfectly that it surely invited the envy of others. All I ever wanted in life was to live happily until my final days. But why has the last phase of my life turned out this way? I have no companion, no one by my side—only hired help. True, they are there, but where is the warmth, the affection, the love? There is only a void, a deep pain—a situation I cannot even begin to comprehend. Was it wrong to ensure my children received a good education? Was it wrong to feel happy when they succeeded and settled in America? I thought just like any other middle-class parent; I fulfilled my responsibilities as a father. My son is like gold, my daughter like pure, precious metal—and even now, they love us dearly. It’s no one’s fault! So why, in the final stage of my life, am I being punished like this?"

Is love a crime?

It is no one’s fault, yet this is a punishment that both parents and their children must endure. Why? Is it a crime to love? Even among those who remain in India, there are many children who show no concern for their parents, living their lives carefree and unbothered.

But in our story, Anand is in tears. His father, Venkataramana, is in tears. The same is true for Amrutha and Prabhavathi. Why are they being punished simply because they possess a heart? Is there no happiness for those who have a heart? There are four characters in the story. There are millions of people like this in real life. What is the solution to these problems? Think about it. Discuss.

Two weeks ago, a Facebook friend reached out via Messenger, asking if I could provide counseling to a relative’s son who was heading down the wrong path.

I hadn’t been able to find the time due to my busy schedule, but I finally set an appointment for yesterday.

Yesterday:

The friend arrived first and shared some details about the boy: "He’s in his second year of Intermediate. His father is a college principal, and the family owns assets worth five to ten crores. He scored 50% in his first year. He currently has four girlfriends and a habit of drinking. We’ve taken him to several psychiatrists, but he manages to outsmart them—he convinces them that there’s absolutely nothing wrong with him. They even end up asking us, 'Why did you bring such a well-behaved boy here?' He once even cut his own arm with a blade."

I told the friend, "Please wait outside; send the boy in now."

The boy...

He was thin and wore glasses, giving him the appearance of an intelligent, innocent young man. He bore a striking resemblance to the Tamil actor Dhanush.

Having already attended a few counseling sessions, he likely expected me to say things like, "Drinking isn't good for you," or "This is the age to study—focus on your education." One must prescribe medicine according to the ailment—just as one must know the exact spot to apply a cauterizing iron! I wondered how to handle someone who believes he is on the right path and views these "psychologist uncles" as mere preachers of morality. I knew exactly what to do, so I began my own approach.

"What’s your name?"

The answer came.

My game began!

"Hey! I’ve seen you quite a few times at a certain pub."

"That pub? I’ve only been there once or twice. Maybe you saw me at one of these other places?" He named two or three other pubs, proudly mentioning that he frequents them often.

He was slowly falling into my trap. Keeping him in that same frame of mind, I continued...

"Oh, is that so? Maybe—I don’t recall exactly. I remember seeing you dancing once; you looked a bit unsteady, yet you had everything under perfect control! How many pegs do you usually down?"

The lad was thrilled—he had expected a lecture on morality, but instead, this "uncle" was engaging in a fun, casual conversation.

"I down five pegs. And I’m always in complete control!" he boasted.

"Wow, that’s impressive! What do you drink—beer? Though, you wouldn't call beer 'pegs,' would you?"

"Beer? No way! I go for Bacardi, 100 Pipers, Teacher’s, and Black Dog—that’s my regular stuff."

"Wow." "Expensive brands... trendy... Your dad must earn well. What does he do?"

"He’s a degree college principal," he replied, with a great deal of pride.

"And your mom?"

"She passed away," he said, a look of pain crossing his face.

"Where do you live? Who else is at home?"

"My dad works in a certain town and stays there. We live in the city—just me, my cousin, and my grandmother."

"Among your four girlfriends, with whom did you have the most fun?" (In reality, I used his own, rather crude, terminology here—words I cannot repeat in writing.) This question triggered a shift in him. He realized he had fallen into my trap and was revealing things he shouldn't have. "I only have one girlfriend now, sir," he said. (What I gathered was that he had previously dated three girls, one after another—all ending in breakups—and is now with this current girl. He is in his second year of Intermediate and claims to be in a sincere relationship. When I mentioned 'four girlfriends,' he panicked—realizing that if his current girlfriend found out, he’d be in serious trouble. That question—'with which girlfriend did you have the most fun?'—jolted him back to reality. From that point on, he began giving me false answers to my questions.) He claimed to have scored 70 marks in his first year of Intermediate. "I hardly ever go to a pub. Just once, I had five pegs—that’s what I told you. Please don’t get the wrong idea... I’ve changed," he began, putting on an act.

I knew then that I wouldn’t get the truth out of him. Still, I had obtained the information I needed; I had asked questions for which there was no reason for him to lie. "What do you want to become?" "An architect."

I shifted gears in my counseling process. "What? Seriously? 250 marks in your first year of Intermediate? And it’s unlikely you’ll even manage that in your second year. Are you planning to take the EAMCET, secure a rank, study B.Arch, and become an architect? Do you think this is some web series or a movie? We are heading into the age of robots—they’ll take over three-fourths of all architectural jobs. Even those who study day and night will struggle to find work, and here you are—hitting the pubs, downing five pegs! Hey, you’re only 17—already into whiskey and vodka, five pegs at a time? You think you’re ‘different,’ don’t you? Every kid like you thinks the exact same thing. How many people like you has this world already seen? Everyone has the same biological system, the same kidneys, the same hormones. Look, you’re only in control until you pick up that glass; after that, you become a slave to the substance. It has its own rules, and it follows its own course. Don’t try to feed me stories about how you’ve ‘quit’ or that you ‘rarely go to a pub’—I’m not some clueless, out-of-touch old fool. Listen, changing isn’t in your hands anymore. Five pegs today—a year from now, it’ll be half a bottle. Eventually, you’ll reach a point where you can’t even get out of bed in the morning unless you’ve had a drink." It’ll be here soon. The kidneys have already been half-stolen...

In five years, you’ll end up in the ICU. Look—everyone like you thinks, "I’m in total control; I’ll just enjoy myself while I study." But there’s this thing called dopamine. At seventeen, you’re already having sex with four different girls—and dopamine just keeps demanding more and more. What will be left for you to enjoy tomorrow? Your drinking will kill your sexual potency. You’ll fail your studies, have no job, and your father—who’s supporting you now—will retire in a few years, eventually becoming nothing more than a photograph on a wall. You think you have an inheritance? It will vanish in an instant, like camphor burning away. Without a job, you’ll try to start some business, thinking you’ll achieve something great—and poof!—your five-crore share of the family fortune will be gone. Have you even looked at yourself in the mirror? At seventeen, you’re already a scrawny, pathetic wreck. Do you really think girls are into you because of your looks? Take a good look at your face! Right now, you’re the guy with all the cash—buying rounds at the pub—that’s what’s attracting them. In five or six years, you’ll be a complete loser with no job and not a single penny to your name. And when you see your former girlfriends out with someone else—that’s when you’ll truly understand. Right now, your "enjoyment" is entirely on your father’s tab. "Tomorrow, you’ll end up living a life on the streets—that’ll be your legacy." When I told him that his studies wouldn't go anywhere, that he had no chance of landing a job, and that his health would deteriorate, his expression shifted—first to indifference, then to a flicker of anxiety. As I continued, that anxiety intensified. But when I finally suggested that his girlfriend would eventually find someone else, a surge of defiance flared up in him. "She’s not that kind of girl." "She would give her life for me," he said. "Oh, please... 'immortal love,' is it? So, you’re both part of the 'blade-wielding' crowd, huh? I heard you even slashed your own arm with a blade because your father scolded you the other day. Quite the emotional blackmailer, aren't you? Fine, let’s say the girl is a good person—not the type to dump her boyfriend just because he’s broke. But tell me, how exactly do you plan to provide for her? This isn't a Teja-directed movie where you can just head to Bhopal, buy a cow, and make a living selling its milk—this is real life!

Let me paint a picture of your future. You’ve already exhausted all the 'pleasures' life—or God, or nature, whatever you want to call it—had to offer by the age of seventeen. Imagine you board a train from Secunderabad to Delhi—a 24-hour journey. You hop into First AC, but you end up eating all your food and spending all your money before the train even reaches Warangal. You still have 22 hours left in the journey—what are you going to eat now? Are you going to hide in the toilet? The ticket collector will show up, and by the time you reach Warangal or Mancherial, you’ll be kicked off onto the platform. The RPF (Railway Protection Force) will show up and give you a few hard slaps. You won't be able to reach Delhi, and you won't be able to return to Secunderabad. You’ll end up living a life of begging on the Warangal railway platform until, one day, you just fade away. That is your future by the time you turn twenty-five: no money, no job, no support from your father, and certainly no girlfriend. Your life, at just seventeen years old." You think you’ve been enjoying life to the fullest, don’t you? Look at me—look at my age, and look at my six-pack! Two years ago, I did a bungy jump in Malaysia, and before that, in New Zealand. I’m planning to do it again next year. That’s my level of fitness. Life is a long journey; you should enjoy every single day, every month, and every year. But what you call "enjoyment" isn't real enjoyment—it’s your ruin. The pleasure you get from downing drink after drink, or from chasing after girls—you’ll end up paying for that later, with interest—ten times, a hundred times over. Your kidneys and liver will fail, and you’ll end up in the ICU, where every passing moment will remind you of all those drinks you consumed. You might think I’m some professional counselor who charges a fee—that’s not my profession. If you were to actually calculate the value of my service, you wouldn’t be able to afford my fee. It’s five o’clock in the evening, and I’m already late for the gym. You should go now. I’m not going to offer you a "good luck" or any such nonsense—everything in your life is already a disaster. Just go!

My "shock treatment" worked. He became emotional and said, "Sir, I want to change. I’ve tried once or twice, but I just can’t seem to quit drinking. But my love—my love is sincere, sir."

"You are being swept away by a river. I have a rope here to save you." "If I throw a rope, you must catch it. If you don’t, my efforts will be in vain. It is enough if you simply harbor the thought: 'I must stop drinking and focus on my studies.' If that thought exists, my treatment will work for you. If you have no desire to change, my treatment is useless. You must change—for the sake of your mother, who is now in the world beyond, and for the sake of your girlfriend. Your heart must resonate, over and over, with the urge to change. Only then should you book another appointment to see me."

A fast-flowing river, a whirlpool within it, and crocodiles lurking nearby—yet, a 17-year-old boy, having lost his way, remains under the delusion that he is merely enjoying a swim. He is an innocent soul corrupted by this society. The only anchor I have to save him is the love he holds for his girlfriend.

Do you understand? If not, please read the entire message again. The language used here is harsh—unavoidably so. It was a situation that required a firm, decisive intervention; I wrote it this way to ensure you grasp the gravity of the matter. My apologies to those with a sensitive disposition. I could only capture the words; the nuances of my voice modulation, facial expressions, and body language—which were distinct and impactful during our conversation—could not be reflected in this text.

The boy in this message is not alone. There are thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of young people who have lost their way just like him—along with families that have fallen apart.

Casual clicks

I think it's April 13th! (Give or take a day or two)...

TV channels had announced that a lockdown was inevitable, as a wave had begun in Delhi. Despite all the fuss and alarm, cases in Delhi have risen by 1,300 as of today. Yet, there is no lockdown; suburban trains and everything else are running as usual. The wave was supposed to reach its peak within a month, wasn't it? What happened? Have the media outlets-which were stoking fear back then-said anything about this now?

The US-based Food and Drug Administration has officially announced that a syringe in the country puts a higher risk of blood clots in the blood.

The castle of lies that has been woven around the needle and the medicine is now beating. How many innocent people will be strong in this world!

Messages in various groups on Facebook, shared by a few friends:

"It's a pity-why do millions of people still think this way, without knowing the real reason? Even after such a massive slaughter, our systems remain completely silent. People continue to line up for more doses. Goodness knows what else we are yet to witness!"

I ask because I don't know.

Is 'Grandpa' Gates an epidemiologist, a virologist, or something else entirely? How does he know that something dangerous is coming? Is it like 'parrot astrology' or 'hawk astrology'-have you seen that? And what about those intellectuals who always demand to know if someone is a doctor whenever they make a claim-why don't they apply that same standard to 'Grandpa' Gates? Send feedback

Until now, you have heard of heart attacks occurring in young people and teenagers.

A man from Pune has developed a medical solution for children-implying that we might now see heart attacks in children as well. If you wish to avoid this, take note: say no to injectable medications. No one-whether a child, an adult, or an elderly person-wants that. Simply apply this [remedy/patch] instead. Those who have used it are truly fortunate.

Gates grandfather engaged in new arrangements with not fulfilling the stipulated targets!

What kind of "learning" is this?

When school children return home, they are given "homework." The term implies "work to be done at home," but in reality, it is not household chores—it is schoolwork.

There is an expectation that children should practice writing after getting home. That may be true, but consider these examples:

1. A UKG student is given a list of words to write out multiple times. For instance, the word "MANGO"—he is expected to write it ten times. But the child approaches it differently: he writes the letter 'M' ten times in a column, then the letter 'A' ten times, and so on, until he has "completed" the word "MANGO" ten times. He finishes the entire assignment. But what has he actually learned? Nothing. He has merely performed a mechanical task. He hasn't learned how to spell; writing in this manner is not true practice. The homework is "done," but its purpose is effectively zero.

2. A second-grade girl needs to finish her homework in the evening, but she falls asleep early. The next morning, it’s almost time for the school van, and the homework remains incomplete. She cries, "If I go to school, the teacher will hit me! I’m not going." Her mother takes the notebook and completes the homework, mimicking her daughter’s handwriting. The girl goes to school, the teacher says "Good," the mother is happy, the teacher is happy, and the girl is happy. But who has actually suffered a loss here? Why does this "homework ritual" even exist?

3. A seventh-grade boy, studying the subject of Telugu, has a lesson on "The Environment" (Paryavaranam). The homework assignment was to paste pictures of ten wild animals and ten domestic animals into a notebook. Instead of doing his homework, the child spent his time playing video games on a mobile phone and eventually fell asleep. When his father returned from the office, his mother—noticing the incomplete homework—went to a nearby bookstore, bought a poster featuring various animals, and brought it home. His father cut out the pictures, and his mother pasted them into the notebook. What is the actual purpose of a Telugu lesson? It should be about listening, understanding, speaking, reading, and writing in Telugu—that is what ought to be taught. What is gained by simply pasting these pictures? Doesn’t a seventh-grade student already know that tigers and lions are wild animals, while cows and goats are domestic animals? If anything, this belongs in a science lesson. In a Telugu class—especially in an English-medium school—shouldn't the focus be on vocabulary and concepts like "wild animal," "carnivore," or "biodiversity"? What is the point of this poster? What is achieved when parents do the work of pasting pictures into a notebook? Who is deceiving whom?

Why do you assign this kind of homework?

1. Read the lesson that has been covered twice.

2. Try to teach the material yourself—read and understand the lesson that is scheduled for tomorrow’s class.

3. Maintain a daily diary, recording your activities for each day. This provides practice in writing and serves as a wonderful way to preserve memories. "When I was in ninth class, it was like this.. "Why tell the children that tomorrow you can show it to your daughter or son?

3. Tell free tuition to the children of your neighbor, upper house, especially grandmothers, drivers and children of your house who are studying two to three classes lower than the class you are studying in. Teaching a lesson means reading that lesson ten times. That concept is very understandable. Why do you say that it will be social service?

Another side to housework:

My heart is blown away. How to sew it? How to do shoe polish? How to wash clothes? How to iron the washed clothes? How to use cooking? How to clean the house? The use of fridge is a necessity. But what is the harm if you use excessive fridge? What are the harms of health with microwave oven? Mother's brother uncle.. Father brother uncle or big daddy. What to call both uncle? Uncle on the neighbor's house .. Auto uncle driver uncle .. Swiggy uncle .. What is this ? What is this ritual? How to greet relatives and family friends who came home? How to show respect? Is respecting them means giving them sweets and hot cakes and taking them to another step of ruining their health by insulting those who are already suffering from obesity, sugar, BP? Pizzas and burgers .. Coffees and teas .. Ladlu jangrilu .. The morons... Are these the dishes that respect the guests? Buttermilk, coconut water, coconut pieces-jaggery pieces, root sesame seeds and dates why not give this healthy snack. How to make these .. Who teaches these kind of things to children?

When the kitten comes home, the mother chases him saying "Hey do your homework" .. Writing the word Mango as MMM after the homework .. Bored .. Playing games with cell phone in front of TV. This is the scene of the day.

This is not a study. The laws. Even if it is the work of the last house, it will not come if it comes. .

Why study which cannot teach how to live?

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The tenth standard daughter who looks at the horse when her mother asks to bring a glass of water! Children who don't care if relatives come .. Cooking warpoo .. House work garden work .. What are the kids to do ? Parents who think that there are no maid in our house..

House work. Stitches - knitting cooking - warpoo, housekeeping, guest etiquette, money- its value, savings, income- expenses, society- responsibility.. What if all these are taWhat if children were taught in different groups based on their age? What if this were assigned as "homework"—tasks to be completed at home, as needed or as the occasion arises? What if schools entrusted parents with the role of evaluating a child’s work, effectively turning parents into "home teachers"?

1. Children would no longer know the meaning of "boredom." They would no longer be slaves to mobile phones or television.

2. The bond between parents and children would strengthen. Children would come to understand the challenges their parents face, their sense of responsibility would grow, and they would attain greater mental maturity.

3. Childhood obesity would be eliminated, and physical health would improve.

4. Leadership qualities—such as a spirit of service, social responsibility, respect for hard work, and empathy—would take root in children, laying a solid foundation for a bright future.

The very definition of "homework" needs to change.

Assigning homework merely as a routine formality does more harm than good. Homework should literally mean "work done at home." Teachers should provide the theoretical instruction at school, while the practical application takes place at home—with parents evaluating the work. This is the change we need.

Learning should be about gaining knowledge, not just chasing ranks. Rote learning—memorizing facts without understanding—is entirely useless.

Education teaches us how to live; it prepares a student for a happy life in the future.

Come, let us welcome this change!

Why are cases increasing in China?

Because the coronavirus is in 'work from home' mode.

Do Not Force Anyone | Nobody Can Be Forced To Get Vaccinated | hmtv

No one should be forced to get vaccinated.

No discrimination should be shown on those who are vaccinated - Supreme Court!

This shirt has a little something special about it-at least from the perspective of my fitness journey.

It's special to me, though perhaps not to everyone. This marks a milestone in my fitness. I bought this shirt from the kids' section, and it fits perfectly! It serves as an example that fitness can be achieved through proper nutrition and exercise.

Mulabagal - 3.

He is the Dan

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He promised his mother that he will own all the Atom bombs and hydrogen bombs in the world and burn them on Diwali.

Auction starts.

Our hero is due, he will arrest the president of America and tie him in the bathroom of his house. The CIA is waging a war. Please, please, please.... You ask for the logics. No outdated words like "CIA spy agency it will not do war". Watch the movie as it is a movie. If not get out of the theater.

Next Russia will kidnap Putin. One kick kicks all the ice in Siberia. All that ice going up the sun. There in Siberia Putin will be tied to a red sandalwood. There would be a few hundred dinosaurs. He will catch them and kill them and make soup and drink. Then he will make a law. To hide the fact that he is the cause of the extinction of dinosaurs, he orders the propaganda that dinosaurs were extinct before mankind was born. Everyone will obey.

Now it's North Korea Kim's turn. He will run away and sit on Mount Everest. Our hero is indebted, he will lift the Himalayan range with a finger and throw it into the Pacific Ocean.

Now Kim will flee from the depths of the Pacific and protect Putin and Joe Biden. All these people together will declare war on hero debt. Russia, America, Germany, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, France, England. Army, Navy, Air Force of these countries are on one side. Our hero is on the other side.

Screams of horror .. Cracking skulls, death screams, bones breaking like crackling sound .. Around ninety minutes non-stop action. Total five crore soldiers of the world countries will die in this war. More than a lakh fighter planes will crash. Fifty thousand warships, twenty thousand submarines destroyed. Our hero will win single handedly without removing his coat and hair falling.

Even after doing all this, leaders of the world are not found yet. They are hiding in a warship belonging to Rajaraja Chola, deep within the womb of the Bay of Bengal.

The hero, feeling enraged, strikes the Bay of Bengal—and suddenly, all the water is sent hurtling toward the moon! He then plucks the sun with one hand and tosses it onto Antarctica. The resulting meltwater gradually floods Japan and Korea. Next, he strikes the Atlantic Ocean; the water surges, soaring past the Milky Way to land on distant stars. The impact causes ten black holes to tumble down, landing right on America.

Now, the scene shifts to the hero’s home in Mulabagal for the climax. Presidents and Prime Ministers from nations across the globe are seen hanging upside down from the trees. Every nuclear weapon from every country has been dumped there. The hero lights a cigarette, then unleashes a barrage of fire, acid, and hydrogen bombs—yet they all fizzle out, no more impressive than mere Diwali firecrackers. Standing before a photograph of his mother, the hero says, "See? I kept my word, didn't I?" He leans into the sentiment, claiming to have achieved world peace—leaving the audience moved to tears.

...A setup for a third installment.

The moral of the story:

It’s not a crime—it’s just dopamine.

Every human body produces a hormone called dopamine. When we engage in activities we love—things that bring joy to our souls—our productivity flourishes. This has been the case since the very dawn of our nation!

A "dopamine high":

Playing, going on picnics, or traveling—these all trigger a happy, dopamine-fueled state.

However, some people become addicted to this "dopamine high."

Habits like drinking, smoking, gambling, drug use, or consuming pornography all induce such a high. The trouble with dopamine is that when it spikes too sharply, it inevitably crashes to a profound low within a few hours. Stress at that time.. Depression kicks in. If you want the dopamine kick back, you need to increase the dose. For the one who started with a peg .. Two pegs in two months .. Quarter bottle of the year.. On the top of the other side .. Half .. Full .. Early start in the morning .. Gambling, smoking or drugs, that's it .. Kick only if the dose is increased. A person who is used to high dopamine loses common sense. Body destroyed, house destroyed .. At last, he will be burned in the graveyard.

Violence is the greatest dopamine kick.

This has not started with our Mulabagal movie. Once upon a time.. Once upon a time... It all started in the movies. The dose has increased. Grow up. Old dose not be enough. If you want to get kick, you have to increase the dose. Actually, during the lockdown, people have become accustomed to web series, various movies and violence in it. Now the dose should be increased. Just a kick in. dopamine kick. Who needs logic? If you give a dopamine kick, you will get thousands of crores.

Even if a don goes directly into the Indian parliament and shows that he has fired, the thief censor will stand with the money bundles. No one will ever speak. Intellectuals .. Media .. They will remain unshakable. Thousands of crores will be recovered.

If someone asks what is this, we who are addicted to dopamine kick should watch the movie as a movie with extreme intelligence.. Just three hours of entertainment we will press. And if asked "what is that.. Not in that movie.. Not in this movie? Then we will Press "Why aren't you talking?" and just shut up.

Not everyone who watches a movie is the same. There are thousands of people who lack mental maturity—for them, this violence takes root in their subconscious minds. You’ve heard stories of girls who became "possessed" after watching horror movies about ghosts, right? This is a thousand times worse.

A young woman slitting her fiancé’s throat; a man slitting a woman’s throat; a man throwing acid on someone; a wife cutting off her husband’s genitals; a son beheading his father and carrying the head in a bag; the gang-rape of a young woman; a father raping his own daughter and then beheading her; a man raping a three-month-old infant; a man slitting six throats—every single day, the crime columns are filled with such news. And then there are the television channels that take these stories, spice them up, dramatize them, and broadcast them.

Every single day, every single hour—violence is force-fed to the audience. They get a "kick" out of it, constantly increasing the dosage, savoring it—a full-blown, free-of-charge "kick."

Innocent people are like those on a sinking boat, happily playing in the water as it rushes in from the side that’s going under.

Go ahead, enjoy yourselves. There isn’t much time left. Enjoy it while you can.

I have watched many Jandhyala movies. I laughed so hard!

Yesterday, while laughing after watching a heroic comedy movie, the people were sitting in the back seat in the theater, did he get mad? Have you seen that.

I know logic shouldn't be searched in movies. Logic aside first. Too violent and then angry. Anger turned into laughter after a while. I enjoyed the movie by laughing and laughing.

One don declare one area in the country as a no fly zone.. Three forces came into the field for that don, signing of prime minister's death warrant, woman prime minister for country in 1950, prime minister asking permission for navy action.. Hey Amarnath, without knowing all this, I thought you have told Indian history to IAS candidates.. That's it. If you stop laughing, I swear.

Everyone will be screaming.

Mantles mantles in the back. I can't stop laughing when I think about who lit the fire and why.

People have nothing to do in movies. Crowds of Crowds .. Mouth is aching, crying, fearing and saying Zindabad.

In so many mantles in so much heat, don hero won't take suit.

Don't know what are the eye drops around the villain's forehead .. What is that red color like someone who drank some blood in his mouth .. What is that screaming

I want to know if those who enjoyed that movie can tell how they enjoyed it.