When a disastrous time looms...

Where should I even begin?

An online education company—its business thrives only when schools remain closed.

It spent crores to ensure schools stayed shut. It bought off—or misled—officials, the media, and various organizations.

It launched a shameless campaign regarding the upcoming Corona wave, dubbing it the "Children's Wave." There is no scientific basis for this. International authorities—like *The Lancet* and European nations such as England—have shown that Corona does not severely impact children and have kept schools open. Yet, this company spreads toxic propaganda.

Sold-out forces... a campaign designed to terrify every parent. They brainwash parents into thinking, "As long as the children are alive, it doesn't matter if they miss out on education."

This toxic propaganda was so intense that when I said, "Nothing will happen to the children... staying at home leads to terrible consequences," I was attacked. People accused me of spouting lies just to keep my school running. In reality, while other schools struggled, our online classes were running with exceptional efficiency—a hundred times better than most.

The problem isn't mine.

The suffering of the children, the parents, and the people—that is what weighs on me.

❌❌❌. Perhaps that is my own foolishness.

Because I understand the situation and am a human being, I felt it was my minimum responsibility to speak up. I warned that if online classes continue this way and children become addicted to mobile phones, disastrous consequences will follow. I said this out of deep anguish.

. A cry in the wilderness!

Whenever the situation arises to reopen schools, conspiracies immediately surface. False reports circulate—claiming incidents involving children in places like Singapore or Brazil—along with fake surveys asserting that the majority of parents oppose reopening schools. It is true that, at one stage, most parents were indeed afraid; however, many have since come forward bravely. Yet, these fake surveys—circulated to keep parents in a state of fear—continue to intimidate them. Crores of rupees have changed hands to fuel this narrative.

On the other hand, there is profound ignorance among the "educated fools"—millions of people still cannot distinguish between the internet and a smartphone.

✔️Consider a desktop computer with a 'child lock' feature: if placed in the main living area, children can access beneficial online content. That serves a constructive purpose.

❌❌But what happens if a smartphone is placed directly in their hands?

When parents are away, children use them without restraint—hidden among books, under blankets, in the bathroom, or upstairs.

❌❌❌Is this technology? Or is it your own undoing?

❌Do you not understand the difference between nuclear energy and a nuclear bomb? ⁉️⁉️

Children as young as ten are exposed to pornography. The age of puberty has dropped, and hormonal influences are at play; sexual perversion is emerging as early as age thirteen.

Video games start as early as age three, where killing is treated as a sport. Children spend their days killing and watching bloodshed on screen. Their entire mindset has shifted. Every child is turning into a psychopath—ask any teacher you know, and they will tell you about the drastic changes they observe in every single child. ❌ No sooner did the lockdown end than a "ganja-to-every-doorstep" scheme emerged—if you have money, you get drugs. It is that age where young people believe whatever their friends do is great—and right. The real question now isn't about who is watching adult films, but rather, who is left untainted? Come... let’s visit any school in the country—city or village, it doesn't matter. Government schools, private schools, corporate, or international—any of them will do. Let’s conduct blood tests. Let’s see how many millions of children have alcohol, tobacco, or marijuana in their blood. ... Do you have the guts? Can you face the truth? Teachers live in fear, trembling just to earn a livelihood. In Bengaluru city schools, hundreds of female teachers have quit their jobs, unable to tolerate the obscene behavior of students—an eighth-grade boy describing a teacher's breasts while she is teaching a lesson; nude images of teachers in bathrooms and notebooks; and secret Instagram groups where students post graphic descriptions of teachers' bodies and private parts. No sensible person who values ​​their dignity and reputation would choose to enter this profession now. Schools are already struggling to find teachers. Just wait two years—this society will be left with nothing but ganja dealers. ❌❌❌ This is an unfortunate society. Caste scandals... political muck... this is the reality... this is what life has become today...

❌❌❌News broke yesterday that 10th-grade students had gang-raped a classmate... yet no one seems to care. There is no debate about what actually transpired... and where is the action now?

❌❌❌Children, parents, the media, politicians—everyone is lost in their own worlds. The calamity hasn't just been looming; it is already here... yet, there isn't even the slightest reaction—not even a sting as faint as an ant's bite.

❌❌❌It is an ocean of filth. A senseless fool like me is making a futile attempt to cleanse it with just a small vessel of water.

When doom approaches, judgment fails.

*PRESS NOTE*

*FIVE CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH LAW HAVE BEEN APPREHENDED BY THE POLICE HAYATHNAGAR ON THE GROUNDS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ON A VICTIM GIRL IN THE LIMITS OF PS HAYATHNAGAR.*

Acting on credible information, the sleuths of Hayathnagar Police station, L.B Nagar Zone, Rachakonda Commissionerate apprehended (5) CCL boys, all 10th and 9th standard students, for sexually assaulting one of their classmate/victim girl aged about 17 years in the limits of PS Hayathnagar.

*CR.NO.1266/2022 U/SEC: 449, 376 DA R/w 34-IPC & Sec 5 R/w 6, 9 (g), 10 R/w 11, (v) (Vi), 14, 15 of POCSO Act-2012 and Sec 67A, 67B of I.T Act-2000 of Hayathnagar, Rachakonda.*

*SEIZED MATERIAL:*

3 CELL PHONES.

*Facts Of The Case:*

The CCL boys i.e., five members and the victim girl all are friends studying in 10th and 9th standards in the limits of P.S Hayathnagar. The CCL boys altogether used to roam in the outskirts of their locality after completion of their school timings and used to watch porn videos in their mobile phones, on which they craved for sexual desires. To overcome their lust, they had their eye on one of their classmate/victim girl, aged about 17 years. As the victim girl also moved and talked with them freely, they took it as an advantage and in August 2022 first time fulfilled their sexual desire with the victim girl by putting her under threat at her home in the absence of her family members. One of them captured sexual act by recording video in cell phone. After 10 days one of them with another CCL Boy again went and sexually abused her and recorded in cell phone. When the same was shared with friends through WhatsApp the victim girl narrated the entire ordeal to her parents. Then the parents approached the Police Hayathnagar and lodged a complaint against the CCL boys.

After coming to know about the gruesome act, the Hayathnagar Police acted swiftly and took up the investigation after registering a case and apprehended the (05) Children in Conflict with the Law (CCL) within 24 hours and after completion of medical examination of the victim and other procedures the CCL's were produced before the Juvenile Justice Board for further action.

Note: It is appealed to the public not to circulate the sexual acts of the minors pertaining to this case. If anyone comes across such videos, please report to the Police. Whoever circulates either intentionally or unintentionally will be prosecuted as per the law (As per POCSO Act, J.J Act & IT Act).

PRO Rachakonda

Oh Little Student

Government schools... private schools...

the situation is the same in both. Thanks to the lockdown, children now have mobile phones in their hands. First came pornographic videos... and now, it is marijuana and drugs. Society is fast asleep; wake it up.

"You could tether yourself to a single pillar amidst the seven seas and hide there, or impose a two-year lockdown—no matter what you do, you cannot escape this virus that enters through the nostrils. It is going to be a nasty one; everyone with a nose is susceptible to infection. I am explaining how to endure it and boost your immunity if infected... this is the method. The antidote is for every person to receive one or two injections."

These are the very words I spoke in a video during the early days of COVID—specifically, on April 5, 2020.

China, which relied on lockdowns—much like a mouse hoping to stay safe while the cat prowls—is now facing a genuine wave of the virus.

As for the vaccine? For a pathogen that mutates its form daily, the vaccine is nothing but a huge joke. That said, "Grandpa Gates's" plan—to drive people into taking the vaccine through the fear of death—did succeed to some extent. In China, millions developed blood cancer after taking his ineffective vaccine.

Our body is like a bank account; deposits and withdrawals happen in it every day.

✔️ The energy (in calories) the body receives from the food we eat constitutes a deposit.

✔️ Our withdrawal is the energy spent through the work we do.

If you eat a butter naan, you gain 310 calories of energy. (Tempura - 250, Masala Dosa - 420).

If you walk for an hour, you burn only 360 calories.

❌ This means the energy gained from eating a single dosa isn't fully burned off even by walking for an hour.

It is true that energy is also expended through vital life processes—such as breathing, the heartbeat, and thinking.

On average, a person requires 2,300 calories of energy daily.

People over the age of thirty consume an average of 3,000 calories through their diet.

Our country/state budgets often fall short. ❌❌

But our body's budget always shows a surplus: ❌❌

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That is where the problem lies.

The body transfers these surplus calories into a "fixed deposit" account.

That is fat.

Accumulating bit by bit daily, it grows from a small amount into a massive heap—like a mountain.

Until the age of twenty, activities like running, jumping, and playing happen naturally. After twenty-five, mobility decreases, and the body stops growing in height. Then, the excess calories turn into fat and accumulate throughout the body.

The body needs fat.

There is a specific calculation for this; it is a matter of science.

Olympic athletes have a body fat percentage of 15%; this indicates a high level of fitness. I currently have the same level. If one reduces body fat to below 10% and significantly lowers water retention (by drinking very little water for three or four days), six-pack or eight-pack abs become visible. However, reducing the body's water content to that extent harms one's health.

❌❌Some participants in international competitions try to reduce their fat percentage to ten. That is dangerous. If body fat is reduced by more than five percent [below the healthy baseline], the person could go into a coma.

Fat... if it exceeds 25% for men and 30% for women, they are considered obese.

Some people look thin but have high body fat. BMI is an unscientific measure. "Skinny fat" refers to a condition where a person appears thin but carries a high percentage of body fat. Their BMI might be normal, yet they are considered unhealthy.

There are people who have both muscle and fat in their bodies; this is often referred to as a "muscle-fat" composition. Such individuals are likely to maintain a regular exercise routine.

✔️✔️✔️✔️Lean muscle is an indicator of good health. I reached this state just a few months ago.

Body fat accumulates in a specific pattern; this is determined by genetics. For us Indians, fat tends to accumulate mostly around the belly and buttocks, whereas for Americans, it deposits all over the body in a different pattern.

If you want to burn belly fat, will doing abdominal exercises help?

❌ It won't work. Fat burns across the entire body in a specific pattern; it generally burns off in the reverse order of how it accumulated. The belly is usually the first place fat deposits, and it is also the last place it burns off.

And there are specific nuances to this as well. Fat around the lower abdomen—specifically lower-abs fat—is incredibly stubborn and refuses to melt away easily. Hey there... let's be realistic! Body fat is essentially a reserve—like keeping a stock of food to handle potential shortages. That is why 15% body fat represents peak, Olympic-level fitness. If you cut it down to 10% just to get a six-pack, it borders on being unhealthy.

In our country, people aged 30 to 40 have an average body fat of 40–50%. That is double what it should be.

❌❌ This is the root cause of a myriad of problems—knee pain, joint pain, high blood pressure, and more.

Excess fat needs to be burned off; there are no shortcuts. We must reduce the daily "deposits" made into our body's fat bank by consuming low-calorie foods. Work harder and burn more calories. Think of it like a fixed deposit: that accumulated fat has to be burned off gram by gram. Expecting to lose ten years' worth of accumulated fat in just forty days is unrealistic—it’s greed. Surgeries carry life-threatening risks; a famous director—poor soul—nearly lost his life because of this.

❌❌ Eating processed, packaged foods won't melt fat; instead, it will ruin your kidneys.

✔️✔️ Eat low-calorie foods (like leafy greens and vegetables) and walk for at least forty minutes daily. Climb stairs. Lead an active lifestyle.

❌❌❌ One final point: when fat accumulates in the face, it might look "full" or radiant, but that is a misconception. A leaner face with defined muscles indicates good health. Believing that excess fat signifies good health is simply a lack of understanding.

Sunday special. Brown rice lunch !

Back in the days when I used to eat 'Tellanam' [a traditional millet-based food]...

this is how I used to look! If only I had kept that up...

Three pieces of news...

First, what the doctor said about excessive hygiene...

Reading this brings something vaguely to mind. "Throughout human history, 99% of our existence has been spent in the lap of nature. The immune system needs exposure to a small amount of microbes; that serves as 'batting practice' for it. If, instead, we live in glass houses, slathering on sanitizers and practicing excessive hygiene, we end up with autoimmune diseases and allergies—just like in America." Someone said this a while back.

Who is that?!?

The second piece of news...

About Vitamin B12 deficiency—an American university has made a new discovery.

It seems someone was shouting this from the rooftops back during the Corona era!

Not just that—he claimed diabetes medication could cause illness and advised against it, suggesting that dietary changes alone are sufficient!

Who is that guy??? ⁉️

And the third... what doctors said about exercise keeping the heart healthy...

Wasn't the narrative until yesterday that exercising could kill you? "No, my friend. Exercising the right way keeps the heart healthy. Not exercising causes harm, whereas doing it brings immense benefits." It seems someone was boldly proclaiming this.

Who is he???? !? ️

And now, bonus news!

In America, that 'Grandpa Gates'—Agent Pachi—is saying that the majority of people dying now are those who actually took the Corona vaccine, yet he is simultaneously urging everyone to get new booster shots.

Oh, Pachi! You and your 'Gates' grandpa should just down a few Boosts! That’ll get rid of the whole nuisance once and for all.

It is possible that this person is making such allegations either to create a sensation or due to an unstable state of mind.

A 25-year-old man from Delhi, addicted to drugs, killed four members of his family. Drug addiction is becoming a habit starting from the school level in the Telugu states. The festival honoring the elderly is approaching!

corona disappeared from African countries where six percent of the population was vaccinated.

Thousands of cases are still in Europe, America and Japan, Singapore, South Korea, which has been penetrated by more than 80%. What is this gates grandfather? That's all!.

If you nurture it, thinking it's just a small plant...

Do you want to know why common sense is lacking in people? Then we have to finish seeing this art continent!

The Green Revolution began in the 1960s.

High-yield varieties

✔️This made food security possible and averted deaths due to starvation.

But...

❌The use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides led to high investment costs, farmer indebtedness, and suicides; the rural economy lost its self-sufficiency and crumbled, leading to migration. Meanwhile, there was soil and water pollution, chemicals in milk and food products, and an increase in cancer.

❌Nutritional quality declined despite high yields. Consumption of processed foods (like doughnuts) increased, leading to health issues such as ulcers, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

In essence, while people once died from a lack of food, they are now dying from the diseases caused by what they eat.

If our body is a brass vessel..

Positive thoughts (love, affection, affection, compassion, compassion, sympathy, reciprocity) good water poured in it! Negative feelings (anger, hatred, agitation, tension, fear, selfishness) salt poured in it! Pour salt in a bronze vessel and see after a month!

When I post my photos (gym photos, etc.) on Facebook, I receive roughly three types of reactions or comments.

1. The Majority: They say they feel inspired by them and are following exercise, walking, or dietary regimens.

My reaction: Thanks for your affection and trust.

2. "Antacid Uncles": "Oh my... look at this guy and his poses... acting like some hotshot... just showing off." That is their mindset.

Analysis on this: A positive thinker finds inspiration in something good. Some people are simply born with negative thoughts.

Jealousy... Jealousy... Negative emotions like anger, intolerance, frustration, and hatred come as a bonus.

The poet of *Sumati Satakam* said, "One's own anger is one's own enemy." Scientifically speaking, such negative emotions trigger the excessive production of the hormone cortisol. This hormone harms health, leading to issues like high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke—causing total ruin.

❌My advice to them: Remember that old Oneida TV advertisement? "Don't envy it... Own it."

❌...meaning, don't be jealous; make it your own. That is my advice to these "Antacid Uncles." There are many things in the world; if you feel jealous of everything, you are the one who loses out. Think positively. Or, stay away from the things that trigger your jealousy—meaning, block my profile. 3. Now, regarding the third category... I must say something first: I respect these people. Their comments usually go like this: "What does the body matter? Shouldn't we focus on the soul or inner beauty?"

Let me explain in detail.

First of all, regarding the body: Adi Shankaracharya said, "Deham Devalayam" (The body is a temple).

Take my schedule from yesterday, for instance. By 7:30 AM, I was at the Shilpakala Vedika in Madhapur. There were 400 children, 100 staff members, a four-hour program, and a multitude of tasks. I had to check: Were the lines on the stage aligned correctly? Was there any risk of slipping or accidents? What about the wiring backstage? Fire safety equipment? Then there was the children's makeup and costumes, taking photos with them on stage, and coordinating with the dance teachers.

It might sound like an exaggeration, but I often do the work of ten people; things only get done when I handle them that way. The program concluded at 1:00 PM. Afterward, parents requested that I dance on stage, so I joined them for some fast-paced steps, followed by photos with everyone. Lunch was at 2:00 PM.

Then, within an hour and a half, I had another program at Slate, Himayatnagar—1,200 children, with parents standing in the auditorium as there weren't enough seats. By the time everything wrapped up, it was 10:00 PM.

To handle this much work, one needs physical stamina. If I were to sit back—as you suggest—thinking "what does the body matter?", who would get the work done?

This physical world is magic, isn't it? "Will it ever be a stove, right?" asks the farmer. What if a soldier, a teacher, or a doctor thinks like that? What if they abandon their professions?

Who told you to think this way? In which scripture is this written? Didn't Sri Krishna say, "Just do your own work"?

There is something else to mention. When others recognize and appreciate the work we do—distinguishing between those who offer empty flattery to deceive and those who offer genuine, heartfelt praise (recognizing the difference requires critical thinking)—our bodies release dopamine. This hormone is essential for a person to live a healthy life. A bit of happiness, appreciation, and satisfaction—that is what life is about; that is how one should live. Without these things, life becomes listless and drained of energy. One ends up physically worn out—"bags under the eyes"—by the age of forty.

Shankaracharya said, "The body itself is a temple." And in the Gita, Krishna said, "Do your own work."

I will tell you in a language you can understand. I am a man of action (Karma). The body is impermanent—that is true. But can you point to any mythology that says the body rots if it isn't treated that way? Ancestors and sages performing penance in forests are different; I am not that kind of person. I don't harbor such thoughts.

Work... I will continue with my profession... I have to fly with the kids... I have to jump... Sir... Sir, it's 9 PM. Ask the kids to dance with them at 45... Field trips... Meetings... Travels... A mountain of work... That’s how life is! I will keep teaching as long as I live... I will work out to stay fit! I will post photos on Facebook! {Yesterday, I spent fifteen hours in the auditorium... Out of that, the photo shoots took ten minutes in the morning and ten in the evening—twenty minutes in total... I can't post the actual work I did here... Only the photos are visible... You, who are supposed to be a 'stable genius'... how can you judge the work I've done just by looking at ten photos?

✔️✔️The other day, people with degrees commented on my gym photos. That’s the only kind of beauty that seems to matter to them.

From the third week of April 2021 to the second week of May... I practically lived in a 'graveyard' [working tirelessly]... from 3 AM to 10 PM... during that ferocious second wave... Those who followed my advice from the start remained safe. Thousands of people reached out to Amarnath after hearing, "If you catch Corona, contact Amarnath."

Guiding each person based on their specific stage of illness... monitoring them... hundreds would contact me when they were in the critical final stage. I’d ask, "Sir, please tell me the pulse oximeter reading" {check who introduced this device to the Telugu states}... and an hour later, they’d report a reading of sixty...

They used to say the reading was seventy... people panic when they hear that. If the reading drops that low, the chances of survival are slim. But one mustn't lose courage. After all, what is it? Just the body, right? The soul endures regardless.

I would have told you to go to the hospital immediately... dealing with hospital bed allocations... those who contacted me too late... in the end, I would receive news of their deaths. A hundred deaths a day... my sleep is truly like that of a graveyard. Witnessing so many deaths daily—while saving thousands of others—what kind of emotional impact does that have? (They say Amarnath has become hardened. That is true. This is the reason.)

❌❌ You could not accomplish in a lifetime the social service I performed in a single day during the second wave...

✔️✔️ My service didn't stop there; just yesterday, I guided thousands of people through my initiatives... I feel like saying this to those who flaunt their degrees.

I don't know why. This is the answer for the day.

Photo shoot - Slate Himayath Nagar Annual day ( Afternoon session )

In a movie, Ali once strapped balloons to his body and posed like a bodybuilder.

Do you remember?

A message is circulating on WhatsApp claiming that a certain Hindi actor's eight-pack is fake—that he is deceiving the public by wearing a molded plastic covering. I tried to find out whether this is true or not.

The actor has maintained his fitness for many years. It is evident that he has worked hard for this. It is impossible to act while wearing plastic; if that were the case, the photos would likely reveal it clearly upon closer inspection.

One thing is certain: if you want to go for an eight-pack photoshoot, you need to consume a low-carb diet for at least a month. You must also ensure that fat intake is kept low. During the final week, you might only be drinking tiny amounts of water.

My gym trainer, Imran, did exactly this three months ago. He achieved a six-pack. He said, "Sir, the last week was incredibly irritating. I would get angry if my children came close calling me 'Daddy.' I didn't understand why I felt such anger and irritability. That week was the unhealthiest period of my life. I couldn't sleep at night. It wasn't just that week, either—it took a full month for my sexual desire to return."

The pressure to look good is everywhere. You need to lose fat and stay fit. However, if you go to extremes for a photoshoot, you risk damaging your health. Above all, there is one more thing: once you achieve a six-pack or eight-pack, it doesn't last forever. Imran has lost his definition now. That doesn't mean he has a stomach ailment.

Let me explain it to you with the numbers. { There may be a one percent difference between one person and another. }

Having 15 percent body fat puts you in Olympic-level fitness shape. This is the level I’ve maintained for the past several months. I take a diet break once or twice a week—specifically, a break involving carbs. Just the other day, I posted photos of myself eating something like *Appam* at a restaurant.

This causes my body fat to rise to 16 percent by Monday, but it drops back to 14 percent by Friday. That’s how I maintain an average of 15 percent. My "four-pack" is clearly visible, though the bottom two abs aren't.

The reason is high water retention. And it *has* to be that way; the body needs high water content. Health suffers without it. If I were to be a bit stricter with my diet during the week—{ right now, I consume walnuts, pistachios, and almonds daily; I’d need to cut those out }—my body fat would drop to 12 percent. I’d also need to reduce water intake for a week. Then, the six-pack would be clearly visible.

If I took it a step further and continued for another week, my body fat would drop to 10 percent. That’s when you get an eight-pack.

If I went even further and continued for yet another week, my body fat would drop to 5 percent. At that point, I’d slip into a coma and then embark on the final journey to *Vaikuntha* (the afterlife).

You need to be aware of where you stand, how far to go, and how to balance things—whether in life or, ultimately, in your workouts.

Photo shoot- Slate Bowrampet annual day ( Morning session )

Photo shoot- Slate Bowrampet annual day ( Morning session )

Watch Live Streaming of SLATE - Himayathnagar's 5th Annual Day Celebrations. .

3rd Annual Day Celebrations of SLATE-Bowrampet | Live Streaming | SLATE - The School

With a mother and a father, the girl is raised beautifully.

She comes of age; love blossoms.

That is only natural—and right!

But she is unaware of the true nature of the man she loves; she places her trust in a monster.

Why do highly educated young women (and men) get deceived like this?

Back in July and August, I wrote a script for a film titled "Pelli Chesukoni Illu Chusukoni" (Get Married and Settle Down). It features a character just like this (Anita).

The answer to the question above is in today's program.

Watch it.

Wake up the youth.

Is the family system on the verge of collapse?

A message claiming that the family system will soon cease to exist is going viral.

The number of couples divorcing just six months after marriage is rising sharply.

More and more people are saying, "Four of my friends got divorced shortly after tying the knot. Why go through all that? I’m not getting married."

Instead of focusing on their studies during their formative years, young people are getting caught up in romance and live-in relationships, followed by breakups, stress, and depression—this is the current reality.

Where is this all leading?

Is education causing people to lose their sense of reason?

What should education actually look like?

How should education evolve to help us thrive in the coming era of robots?

You will find the answers to all these questions in today’s program: "Getting Married... Managing a Home..."

At 9:13 AM...

At Shilpakala Vedika, Madhapur, Hyderabad.

Come join us...

Everyone is welcome...

For those unable to attend in person, it is available via YouTube...

I shared the link just yesterday.

It is on my timeline; please click to watch.

I especially encourage you to show this to your children. It is a program worth watching, even if it means skipping school or college for a day.

I would like the elders to note one thing:

My goal is to convey this message to children and the youth—which means they need to watch it. There is no benefit in creating a message that appeals only to older adults. Young people love fast-beat songs. To bring others around to our way of thinking, we often need to meet them halfway—stepping into their world a bit. That is why fast-beat songs are included. Just watch how I’ve incorporated them into the program.

There will always be critics who watch a mere two minutes of the live stream and lash out on Facebook, asking, "What is this? He’s making kids dance to songs like 'Mallamma Pitha Vachadu' and 'Ammi Ammi'?" I am well aware of this.

There will always be those who criticize out of malice or a lack of understanding. If we let them bother us, we wouldn't be able to get any work done.

The entire program spans four hours.

It tells the story of six young men and women.

I won't say anything more than that.

When I spend an hour crafting a post, you often praise it and make it go viral.

This project is the result of three months of intense brainstorming. Just imagine what it must be like.

Why just imagine? Go ahead and watch it.

"Pelli Chesukoni... Illu Chusukoni..." — releasing today.

Live link for tomorrow's program. Click and view the program.

3rd Annual Day Celebrations of SLATE-Bowrampet | Live Streaming | SLATE - The School

Tomorrow (Saturday) at 9:13 AM, the event "Pelli Chesukoni Illu Chusukoni" (Getting Married and Setting Up a Home) will take place at Shilpakala Vedika, Madhapur.

It is a movie—a truly unique cinematic experience.

Presented by the students of Slate School, Bowrampet.

Open to everyone.

A four-hour program.

Topics include: teenage romance, pre-marital sexual relationships, the institution of marriage, the family system, live-in relationships, divorce, the era of robots, Artificial Intelligence, critical thinking, lateral thinking, social intelligence, emotional intelligence, problem-solving skills, and much more.

It is not a speech.

It is not a seminar.

Presented through a blend of story, songs, and dialogues.

The same program will be held again at 5:20 PM—this time as the Hindi version (Slate Himayatnagar Annual Day).

You can’t be Better Malyali than this

#EI LOBINU# Rabindro sangeet sung by #YOGITA

Stress can be fatal at any time. So much in old age!

On Shobhan Babu .. Krishna today ! My mother is 83 years old. She said many times in the last four months "I am having a happy day with Hitans". Loneliness and stress are twins.

Even though I started to understand by watching movies in my childhood, the top heroes in Telugu

1 NTR

2 ANR

3 Krishna.

4 Shobhan babu.

5 Krishna is the king.

An era has ended with today.

A Hindi-speaking family. The father ran a business.

The mother was often bitter. There are two daughters. The elder daughter studied at Villa Mary College (Rosary Convent); she is intelligent and possesses good communication skills. However, the father’s business suffered losses during the COVID-19 period. Their assets were lost, leaving a debt of one crore. He has attempted suicide twice in the last four months, and the mother is suffering from depression. The showroom they had established was handed over to the creditors, and they are now working as employees there. The daughter enrolled in a BBA course, but the college is not good, and she is unable to concentrate on her studies.

A family from a priestly background—a decent, well-settled household. A daughter was born to them; she is now three years old but has not yet started speaking. She does not even maintain eye contact when spoken to—she simply does not look at the person. A mere glance suggests autism, and a severe form of it at that. They visited one hospital where they were told there was no issue, while another diagnosed it as autism. She is currently undergoing therapy sessions costing fifteen thousand rupees a month. They were not clearly told the nature of the problem; instead, they were given the impression that it would vanish in an instant.

A nice family. The daughter is studying engineering. The father became angry because she was chatting with boys and even hit her. While I do not condone the physical punishment, the father's love lies beneath it. The girl understood this and views her father as a role model. The father fears she might go astray. The wife supports her husband's stance. "My daughter won't tell the truth; she evades things by telling lies," the father says. A psychological test revealed the actual situation: she was merely chatting. Her perspective is—what is wrong with chatting while those around her are occupied with other things? She holds both respect and fear for her father. A father's boundless love for his daughter. It took an hour just to get everyone seated for counseling.

Ours is a case of an interfaith marriage. The couple is now in their fifties; the husband is 58. After marriage, he distressed his wife by proposing a "couple swap" arrangement and even made advances toward her friend. Now, his son is involved in a relationship with a young woman. He consumes foreign whiskey and cigarettes daily, spending thirty-five thousand rupees a month on alcohol. He screams violently and resorts to emotional blackmail. His wife is at a loss, wondering what to do.

These are the details regarding four of the ten individuals I have counseled over the past four days—people with varying backgrounds, mindsets, and issues.

This Saturday marks the anniversary celebrations for Slate Bowrampet and Slate Himayatnagar. Amidst the regular academic and administrative duties that keep me fully occupied, I am also making this small contribution toward the welfare of society.

I achieved a six-pack physique several months ago.

To make the six-pack clearly visible, one has to drastically reduce water intake for three or four days, but doing so harms one's health.

A six-pack should be a sign of good health, not a means to intentionally invite illness. I flatly refused to go on a water-restriction diet!

Before that, I was told that taking a certain pill would burn off the remaining fat. I said I didn't need it—that I would burn it off naturally—and that is exactly what I did.

Did you hear the recent news about a film star collapsing after attempting a water-restriction regimen for a six-pack?

Gyms in many cities are seeing an uncontrolled surge in popularity. Public awareness regarding health has grown significantly.

It is shameful for pharmacists to start a campaign claiming that exercising can kill you. Amidst the news about the film star, this kind of fraudulent propaganda is still circulating.

1. What is this fate, man?

2. His bad karma has caught up with him.

3. You wretch! Damn you! Stop boring me to death with this endless chatter.

4. Bujji Kanna. Golden hill.

5. Can a woman who cannot even climb up to the hanging shelf (in the kitchen) possibly ascend to heaven?

Can you translate these expressions so that speakers of other languages ​​can understand them? A reward of 1,116 rupees awaits the person who translates them into English.

Why post this?

Language is about learning culture.

For further details, please read the post I shared earlier today.

Weren't there viruses in the past?

There certainly were.

So, didn't they attack back then?

They did.

Then why are children falling ill now?

Because wearing masks has weakened their immunity. Because they were confined to their homes for two years. Due to growing fears among children. Because they aren't getting enough sunlight. Because they aren't going out to play.

Exposure to microbes in small doses is necessary; that serves as 'batting practice' for their immunity. For two years, they were confined indoors and made to wear masks. Consequently, their immune systems missed out on that 'batting practice.'

Now that they are falling ill, their immunity is finally getting that practice. Let the children play out in the sun. Keep them away from junk food. Ensure they consume fresh fruits, leafy greens, and vegetables.

!? ❤️ She has arrived! He has arrived!

Has anyone else ever seen an illiterate person speak like this?

!? ️ An average Telugu person who studied Hindi as a second language up to the tenth grade cannot speak Hindi if they visit North India! Why?

⁉️ Consider a couple who migrated to the Telugu region from Kerala or Bengal twenty years ago and struggle to speak Telugu, yet their six-year-old child—born here—speaks Telugu fluently. How is this possible?

!? Some English-medium schools in Hyderabad claim that if you want your child to speak English, you must speak English at home. Isn't doing that akin to cutting open one's own belly [doing something counterproductive or harmful]?

Some hard truths about language!

The peak ability to learn a language exists up to the age of ten, extending somewhat up to eighteen. This ability declines significantly after eighteen.

Learning a language isn't just about writing; it involves listening and understanding, speaking, reading, and writing.

Learning a language encompasses these four aspects, with the first two being key.

❌ The term "learning" a language is, in a sense, a misnomer. Language is not "learned"—especially in the initial stages. One cannot master a language merely by "learning" it, nor can it be taught through formal instruction. Children *internalize* or *acquire* language. This does not happen through deliberate effort. "Learning" usually implies a conscious process, whereas language acquisition does not occur through the conscious mind; it happens through the subconscious mind.

!? Learning vs. Acquiring – What is the difference? --- Do you think the two are the same? There is a lot you need to know; give this a read.

In our brain, there is a region called Broca's area. This is what plays a key role in truly acquiring a language.

Teaching and learning are interconnected.

Teaching often involves explaining concepts like, "This is singular... this is plural... this is past tense, this is present tense." When taught this way, the brain learns, but it relies on Wernicke's area!

❌ Learning a language consciously through Wernicke's area is akin to a Telugu speaker studying Hindi as a second language, or non-Telugu children in Hyderabad learning Telugu as a second language. It is often done under compulsion, merely for the sake of an exam. Once the 10th-grade exams are over, the knowledge is forgotten.

❌❌ Consider children taught English via Wernicke's area—for instance, learning the phrase "It's raining outside." To say this in English, they might think in Telugu and construct the sentence as "outside raining." This issue does not arise if English or Hindi is mastered through Broca's area; you end up thinking in the very language you speak.

✔️✔️ Language acquisition should happen effortlessly; that is when Broca's area comes into play. A child observes the people around them speaking the language. Gradually, the brain internalizes it, and the rules of the language become naturally embedded within the mind. That's why even uneducated people acquire the language effortlessly by listening to its rules and speaking, even if no one teaches them masculine-feminine, singular-multiple, past-future-present tenses. It will last a lifetime.

It came naturally..Would be easy. That's why when there is trouble, someone will go down to their mother tongue. Language will not come if taught. It will remain grateful. Did you get it?

There is nothing like this anywhere in the world. Children in South India have to learn three languages.

✔️ Within ten years, children will be able to speak three languages ​​at the same time. Intellectual development will happen in children who have learned multiple languages. Connections formed between neurons will strengthen. Because of this, compared to children who have learned the same language, their intelligence will be increased.

✔️Three languages ​​have to be entered within these two years. The language should not be taught. It is an unscientific method to write A for Apple on the first day itself.

✔️Children learn mother tongue at home. Language will be learned in the lap of mother. That's why it is called mother tongue.

No mother will teach this to her child, this is the past. Day - every day she talks to her child. At some point, the child will listen to this until the next year. So brocas area is doing its thing. Brocas area sucks language just like sponge sucks water. A child who has crossed a year will learn one-third words for another six months and speak them repeatedly. Words on the other side slowly. Words on the other side. He makes many mistakes while learning words. Mother will correct you by saying not like that but like this. This is the method of human understanding language.

When a child enters the school at three years, every teacher should take their mother as an example and make sure that they master the student language. That is why Nursery, LKG, UKG, one and two classes teachers are called mother teachers. In language learning, these five years are crucial. Have you seen it? I also made a mistake again. Language learning - not teaching. If you do that, it will go into Werners area.

At the foundational stage, a teacher should interact with children using simple words and gestures, much like a mother does. If they speak in Telugu because the children don't understand English, how will the children ever learn English? Teaching an English lesson in Telugu is not language instruction; it is ignorance—or even deception.

Like a mother, the teacher should keep talking to children using simple words during the foundational stage. For a few months, their brains will be occupied with internalizing the language. Then, they will gradually start speaking in English. The teacher should guide them to speak correctly—showing them, "It’s not done *that* way; it’s done *this* way."

The sequence should be: first listening... then listening and understanding, followed by speaking, then reading... and finally, writing.

You might be wondering, "How can one read without first learning the English alphabet?" That is a valid question. I won't go into detail here, as it would make this post too long, but I will explain in a future post how reading strengthens language skills.

Reading should come first, followed by writing. Making children write "A-B-C" the very day they join a convent school is the height of ignorance. That is why the majority of children today cannot speak English properly; they speak "Butler English"—using broken phrases like "Come... what is this?" and "I only." The fault lies not with the children, but with the teachers who taught them. It stems from the ignorance of convent schools that skip the "Broca's area" (speech production) and jump straight to "Wernicke's area" (language comprehension).

Why do children in cities speak English so well?

If parents speak English at home because they want their child to learn the language, the child's "Broca's area" gets activated. In other words, the child is acquiring English naturally. However, this method is even worse than the "height of ignorance" mentioned earlier. When English is spoken at home, it effectively becomes the child's mother tongue, and the bond with their native language is severed. Language acts like an umbilical cord connecting you to your culture and way of life; if this cord is cut, the child loses that vital connection to their heritage and lifestyle. They risk drifting away aimlessly, like a withered leaf blown by the wind.

One last word: Teachers should begin teaching the language—specifically grammar and linguistic nuances—gradually, starting from the third grade.

The first five years are not about formal instruction, but rather about laying the groundwork for future learning. From the third to the tenth grade, the approach should shift: gradually reducing the "milk" (simplified, nurturing methods) and increasing the complexity of instruction.

✔️✔️✔️This is the science of language teaching.

It is not merely an opinion; it is a fact—the truth.

Keep this in mind:

1. Speak to your child in your mother tongue at home.

2. Teachers at school must possess a high level of proficiency in English and Hindi, speaking without errors. They should actively converse with the children and assist them in developing their speaking skills.

3. You can help children by showing them videos (such as stories) on platforms like YouTube; they learn effectively through listening.

4. Cultivate the habit of reading books. I will explain this further in another post, as it is crucial.

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Read this post once or twice.

Please share it with others. Children are often subjected to immense distress in the name of language teaching.

For this to change, every teacher and parent needs to understand the points discussed here.

Please share this. This is the priceless gift you give to the world of children on Children's Day!

Happy Children's Day to all children.

Four on the wall !

Students should focus on the lesson during class.

One should cultivate perception, analysis, practical application, and educational intelligence, alongside social intelligence, emotional intelligence, cognitive understanding, general intelligence, worldly wisdom, complex problem-solving skills, and leadership qualities.

After acquiring sufficient wisdom and life skills—remembering that learning is a lifelong process—one may consider marriage. Love... Family is life.

One must be ready to love. One needs to understand oneself first; only then can one determine what kind of life partner is suitable. In individuals under the age of 25, the prefrontal cortex of the brain is not yet fully developed; consequently, a stable personality has not yet formed. How can one know what one wants if one does not yet know who one is?

By the time we reach our teenage years, our bodies are influenced by hormones. Controlling one's senses is essential for focusing on education.

Once you understand yourself and know what kind of partner you want, you can fall in love and get married. In the case of a love marriage, it is advisable to seek parental consent. Parents, in turn, should focus on whether their son or daughter has found a suitable life partner.

Sexual life after marriage.

Sex is a fundamental requirement (though society has some exceptions). It is not merely an individual need but a social necessity as well. Without sexual activity, reproduction ceases, and the survival of the human race is jeopardized.

Among animal species, many creatures are capable of surviving without maternal care. An infant cannot survive without depending on a mother—or a person fulfilling that role—for at least one year.

The institution of marriage—and the family system that emerges from it—fulfills four key needs essential for the survival of the human race.

They are:

1. ✔️ Fulfilling a person's sexual needs.

2. ✔️✔️ Reproduction.

3. ✔️✔️✔️ Financial relationships among family members (husband and wife, children and parents, and the care of aging parents by their children).

4. ✔️✔️✔️✔️ And perhaps most importantly, integrating the child as a member of society—teaching them the culture of that society (enculturation and socialization).

A scholar named Murdock studied over five hundred human societies and concluded that marriage and family are universal; they serve as fundamental pillars of society worldwide. Attempts were made in countries like Israel and China to replace the family system with alternatives, but these attempts failed miserably. Across the past, present, and future—and in all systems—marriage and family remain crucial. Their forms may change, but humanity cannot survive without them.

Considering biological changes, personal needs, and social needs, human life has been divided—in the words of Jabala—into stages such as *Brahmacharya* (student life), *Grihastha* (householder life), *Vanaprastha* (forest-dwelling/retirement), and *Sanyasa* (renunciation). Guidelines were established regarding what should be done at each stage. Mountain - Snow on it - Glacier - River - Ondrumatti - Delta - Sea - Ocean water evaporating.. Everything has a method in nature like this.

Toilet after waking up - brushing on the other side - bath - work on the other side - no I will eat in bed. Does it mean that I will have lunch sitting on the toilet?

❌❌love in school stage. Shouldn't it be called love. Teenage age obsession. If a girl thinks about a boy and a boy thinks about a girl for four days, oxytocin is born.

❌❌❌In the magic of oxytosin, even the tissue leaf looks like gold. Sweat water smells good. You are the student sitting in the class You .. If you float on the oxytocin wave thinking that you are inside me, then your education will climb.

❌❌If the mother and father crores are also deposited, life will go on even if it falls or goes bad. But middle class lives. If you go to the hill for four years of education, there will be no auto rickshaws for those who drive up there. { Driverless vehicles will come in future } This is not a Telugu movie to buy a cow by running away with the girl you love to Madhya Pradesh. Life.

❌If you fall in love without knowing who you are, it will be difficult to last in two-four years. The break ups. Oxytocin in the first years of love. Tension if break up .. Cortisol in case of tension. It will build a pade while it is alive. { corona This is what killed thousands of people during the time }

❌ Mental depression .. cutting hands with a blade .. acid attacks .. black mailing, police station, court, suicide attempts .. is this punishment for the wrong done? .

✔️Loving is not a mistake. It is a mistake if you unknowingly attack a cuckoo in front of him.

❌✔️ Sex is not a mistake; it is something truly sacred. However, the *when*, *where*, and *with whom* matter immensely. Channeling that desire correctly is the key.

Love at the formative stage of life is merely a fleeting 'mosquito kiss'; missing the right moment is like missing a train, leading to a lifelong delay.

What happens if something meant for age twenty-five occurs at age fifteen?

Refusing marriage when the right time comes... even if one does marry later, it often falls apart—leading to divorce and litigation.

Oh my... the feeling that life is already over by the time one reaches their twenties.

❌ It is very easy to cash in on human weaknesses. Teenage romances and pre-marital sexual relationships have now become million-dollar industries.

❌ If you consider the thousands of hotels doing business based on this—Oyo comes to mind—you realize these people are misleading the public, especially teenagers, for their own selfish gain.

❌❌ From YouTube to web series, from TV serials to movies—this is the reality. It is like adding fuel to the fire; while the house is burning, they are busy trading in the ashes left behind.

Teachers and parents are the ones who should protect children and guide them onto the right path.

✔️✔️ After three months of deep contemplation, here I am presenting this to you now...

Get married, look after your home, and live a peaceful, happy life...

This is the theme of our school anniversary program: "Life after marriage—managing the home and enjoying a relaxed life."

Parents attend our annual day programs in large numbers; often, there aren't enough seats for everyone.

Here is a great opportunity for my Facebook friends.

Next Saturday, November 19th, at 9:31 AM (sharp—not a minute late), is the anniversary celebration of Slate Bourampet, held at the Shilpakala Vedika in Madhapur.

Since this is a new branch, the turnout of parents will be moderate, meaning there will likely be hundreds of seats available.

An invitation to anyone interested: you can come directly, take a seat, and watch the four-hour program.

✔️✔️ How to raise children the right way—including exactly what is needed in this era of robotics.

No speeches. Songs .. The dances .. Dialogues by children ..

✔️✔️✔️ ✔️ If the word "miracle" does not come from your mouth, then leave me.

Spanning three generations!

Three generations down the drain. It is my father's death anniversary. So, following tradition, I am performing the *Pinda Pradanam* ritual (honoring Venkataswamy-my great-grandfather, Balaiah-my grandfather, and Sriramulu-my father). Kruthika and Hitans are with me. Our mother, Jamunamma, is a witness to the union of six generations. By the way, is Hitans visible in these photos?

8 th Death anniversary of my father.

Thousands of seats are left to be filled in colleges here!

The number of people who are going abroad for another degree study has increased drastically. In the background of many higher education institutions in our country..

Jassi the cuty !

Hitansh's breakfast! (Made with ragi and dry fruits)/h3>

A post by Amarnath Vasireddy:

In the primitive stages of human society, sexual promiscuity prevailed.

This meant that an individual could engage in sexual relations with whomever they pleased.

However, this led to problems.

If sexual partners were accessible primarily to those with wealth, status, or beauty, it resulted in social tensions.

It was against this backdrop that the institution of marriage emerged.

Human societies concluded that monogamy was the best form of marriage.

Engaging in sexual relations indiscriminately is akin to regressing to the primitive era—like scattering grain and then trying to gather it back up.

Sexual intimacy fosters a mental and emotional bond, driven by the hormone oxytocin.

This hormone is produced in greater quantities in women than in men.

Consequently, a woman tends to develop an emotional attachment to the man with whom she is sexually intimate.

Women who work as sex workers often make a conscious effort to avoid forming such emotional attachments.

These are matters of science, sociology, and anthropology—conclusions reached by numerous scientists through extensive research.

This is not merely an opinion; it is science.

When human societies were in its primitive stage, there was sexual promiscuity.

That means a person can have sex with the person he likes.

This caused problems.

If people with money, status and beauty get more sexual partners, it will lead to social tensions.

The marriage system came in the background.

Human societies have concluded that single marriage is the best among them.

If you have sexual relations with anyone, it is like going back to the primitive era. It is like buying a chinda bossi.

Having sex creates a psychological emotional connection. This is due to the hormone oxytocin. It is produced more in women than in men.

That is why a woman gets an emotional attachment to a man with whom she has sexual relations.

Women who live as sex workers without street, will try to make sure that there is no emotional attachment.

Sir! It's all about science. Sociology. Anthropology. Many scientists have researched and concluded.

Please don't ask me to comment because someone posted something somewhere.

At least ten people have asked since two days. This is the answer. This is not an opinion. Science

Why can't children speak English as easily as they speak their mother tongue?

What should and should not be done in language teaching? The harm of talking to children about English at home! And many such topics that everyone should know about.... LIVE Telecast from 9.00 AM today.... must watch

https://youtu.be/hCGHr7DjrRc

Annual day rehearsal at Slate Himayath Nagar

Sponsorship by notorious thieves for a police conference!

Now if you go to school, photos are photos with children ( Slate Himayat Nagar - annual day rehearsals ) Earlier at home with the kids ....?

The one from yesterday...

One of these days... Two posts in a row on the same topic... Oh my god... Surely, no one is going to think, "After Dr. Samaram... comes Dr. Amaram," right?

A hero in front of the laptop! ...

In the bedroom ... ?

❌ "Does the boy have a job? How much is the salary? ... It's not about things like that... Actually, we should consider whether the boy will be an asset to the family..." ....

..... This is a post someone shared on Facebook.

!? "What is this, sir? Four couples I know have separated for the very same reason" — a question I received via Messenger.

Give it a read.

A human being is a biological machine.

How does sexual arousal occur in a person?

This is a physical and mental process (Physiological and Psychological Response). When a man is ready for sex, four senses play a role in the process:

1. Sight {getting aroused by the sexual partner's body}

2. Touch {the physical sensation or arousal triggered by touch}

3. Smell {stimulation caused by the scent of the partner's body, or fragrances like jasmine and *attar* in the bedroom}

4. Taste {kissing various body parts and... you get the idea}

How significant was the first factor—sight—in all this? In the old days, how many people actually had separate bedrooms? There was usually just one room. The elders of the house were right there. Under such circumstances, how many of our ancestors ever saw their spouse naked? Just think about it!

Throughout thousands of years of history, the other three senses—touch, smell, and taste—played the most important roles.

A white saree here... the scent of jasmine flowers there... Do you understand now why *Shobhanam* (wedding night) scenes in movies are depicted that way?

❌❌❌ Back to the internet. Penu has made a difference in lives.

Consider a teenage boy. He watches pornography on his laptop every day and engages in self-gratification. He becomes sexually aroused while watching it. So, which senses are playing a role here?

Touch—where is the element of touch? It is non-existent.

Smell? That is also absent.

Taste? Zero as well.

This means a young man who gratifies himself daily—day in and day out—by watching explicit content on a laptop has conditioned himself to become sexually aroused solely through the sense of sight. This wasn't just a one-time occurrence; it was a daily routine, a habitual act spanning many years.

Now, this "laptop king" is married. His wife is there in the bedroom.

For this man—who has allowed the senses of touch, smell, and taste to lie dormant regarding sexual arousal for years—the bedroom experience becomes a struggle. It feels like an entirely new, alien situation. He feels he needs the laptop to achieve arousal; he cannot get aroused in his wife's presence. He fails when it comes to the actual act.

The "hero" in front of the laptop becomes a "zero" in the bedroom.

That tension arises after the first failure...

The bedroom experience can turn bitter.

Tension mounts when trying a second time, leading to another failure. Attempts made a fourth or fifth time also fail. There is no one to guide the newlyweds. If they tried without fear—if they gradually got used to it—there would be no issue with sensory disruption. But ours is a traditional system; no one discusses these matters openly. You don't speak up; you suffer in silence.

In the life of our "laptop hero," the bedroom becomes a terrifying experience.

On the other hand... consider the person who has to live by sitting in front of a laptop and commanding their hands to do the work! ❌ This is the reason why 100 out of 10 youths fail in sex today!

Blue pictures .. self gratification .. not of today .

Today's fathers and grandfathers also Adapadapa .. They will do it when they are caught. What is this.. It's natural right? They will think. Seeing blue films once or twice and getting irritated is different. Before knowing the real family happiness means thirteen. It is different to give side way training to senses as a laptop hero from the age of fourteen. Blue films would have served as a catalyst for the father. He thinks like this to his old son. He can't understand that the issue of these cuckoo's that are already gathering is different. He can't comprehend the damage that is going on/going to happen.

Let us think that the other girl next to us is also the type who watches blue films. She wants her husband to be there like a porn actor. The girl looking for Everest. Maybe this is the hindrance. Short film for the girl who wants her real life film to go on in one or two hours .. One time no show. What if in the face?

. A deep disappointment .. Feeling unconscious .. Depression!

❌If her husband fails in the bedroom, she is not a woman to correct that it is my fate!

What else is there. The mischievous walks.. Domestic violence cases.

❌✔️No one is there or not.. Sexual relationship is the one which strengthens the relationship between wife and husband for the first ten years.. Sexual pleasure. If you don't have that, it's like multiplying the numbers with zeros. Zero is coming.

✔️✔️✔️break the silence. What your boy does today in front of laptop without anyone looking at him can take you to police station one by one time to jail.

✔️✔️Girl's parents beware. A 'laptop hero' but a 'bedroom zero'—do not ruin your daughter's life by marrying her off to such a modern-day eunuch.

Share this message with everyone.

Raise awareness among today's youth about the dangers posed by pornography by sharing this.

Slate Tirupati!

Congratulations Ayan for bagging gold medal in chess tournament.

Yesterday at Slate Bowrampet. Annual day program rehearsals.

Why are marriages falling apart?

Breakups, divorces—these are terms heard frequently these days.

It is undeniable that the number of separating couples has risen compared to the past.

Why is this happening? ⁉️⁉️

There is a view that in the past, marriages endured and households remained intact largely due to the sacrifices made by women.

Is that a correct view? !? ️

✔️❌ One might call it a sweeping conclusion.

✔️ But the underlying truth remains.

Until recently, women lacked financial independence.

In a male-dominated society, a woman often became an instrument through which male dominance was exercised over other women.

Male-dominated society sets the norms...

It begins when a mother sends her daughter off to her marital home with advice like: "My dear, until now, this was your home. But things are different now; you are going to your in-laws' house. You must respect your in-laws and brothers-in-law. Even if they say something harsh, you must endure it."

❌ It is not that all in-laws torment their daughters-in-law. However, in a male-dominated society, women naturally have few rights. They are often confined to the kitchen. A father's property goes to the sons; a woman receives only sarees and *Streedhan* (gifts given at the time of marriage).

A woman remains a dependent throughout her life: on her father during childhood, on her husband after marriage, and—if her husband passes away—on her eldest son. That is the fate society has scripted for women. This has been the history for generations—a destiny written upon her very being. Once in a blue moon—perhaps one in a hundred million—there emerged figures like Ghoshaala, Lopamudra, Razia, or Jhansi.

Child marriages were performed under the belief that a girl would blend in better with her in-laws if married young. Such marriages were common until the era of Raja Ram Mohan Roy. Male dominance was particularly intense in the upper echelons of the caste hierarchy. The fate for women was either *Sati* (self-immolation on the husband's pyre) or a lifetime of hellish suffering. A woman widowed at sixteen was forced by societal norms to wear a white sari and endure a barren, desolate existence for the rest of her life.

How many millions of young women—like the 'Purnaamma' of the folk song—were sacrificed to the system of marrying elderly men?

A state where being born a woman was considered a curse.

Marriage at fourteen or fifteen... an average of eight children... This meant a woman spent the prime of her life pregnant or nursing. From start to finish, her life revolved around the same cycle: bearing and raising offspring. That was her entire existence.

What a sacrifice!

It wasn't even viewed as a sacrifice; there was simply no other option. That was the prevailing societal belief. Women accepted this as the very purpose of their birth, passing this mindset on to their daughters and raising them accordingly. This was the reality in male-dominated societies across the world.

❌ Society would not tolerate any questioning. If a woman left her marital home and returned to her parents, her family would be subjected to a living hell. "Whether in life or death, your husband's home is your only home. Don't bring us shame; you have younger sisters who need to get married." It was often the mother herself who would forcibly send her daughter back to that "living hell"—her marital home—after the daughter had returned seeking refuge from the abuse she endured there.

When a person's world is narrow, their mindset becomes narrow too! If women whose entire world is the kitchen develop a parochial outlook, the root cause lies in societal gender disparities. In certain parts of the world—specifically in matrilineal and matrilocal societies—a woman's fundamental personality differs vastly from that found in male-dominated societies. This stark contrast makes it easy to distinguish between biological differences and the culturally imposed divides society creates between men and women. ❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌❌

Jambalakadipamba! (A chaotic mix of events!)

A young woman who conspired with her lover to kill her husband!

Suicide linked to a lover—a married woman who filed a domestic violence case against her husband while simultaneously blackmailing for crores!

A woman juggling four lovers at the same time!

A massive surge in litigation in divorce courts!

Couples seeking mutual divorce within just a year of marriage!

These are the kinds of stories frequently appearing in the media today!

Did she throw a wrench in the works? (Did she disrupt the natural order?)

How will the story of the 'black crow' fare? In the YouTube era, 'white crows' are the ones trending! We still live in a male-dominated society... or rather, in a society still hungover from male dominance.

But...

It has become a trend... and it has gone so far that there are even associations for "victimised" wives!

✔️ If *they* do something wrong, it is wrong—even if *they* are the ones doing it!

❌ Just because *they* did it all these years, it doesn't mean it's not wrong if *they* do it now. Calling that "revenge"?

That is just perverse argumentation!

Multinational companies have been ruling the world since 1990.

From the coronavirus to vaccines, they orchestrate everything. Their sole objective is to squeeze out profits.

What if alcohol and cigarettes were limited to only half the population?

If you want to increase profits...?!?

Management experts have stepped into the arena.

Pubs... they have become hotspots for the youth.

The youthful zeal... the trend... photos of wild pub nights on Sundays appearing in the center-spread of Monday's city edition.

Thanks to paid publicity, one now has to go searching in colleges to find a girl who *doesn't* drink.

If a girl is treated to free drinks, the bill gets covered by the four guys tagging along with her. That is the marketing wizardry of IIM management graduates!

If a man drinks, he’s labeled a drunkard!

Then what should we call a girl who downs four shots in a pub without even lowering her glass?

Language reflects a state of backwardness...

Linguists and journalists who fail to keep pace with society's speed...

Today

Women in their forties and fifties: "Do women actually drink alcohol?"

Women in their twenties: "Are there any girls who *don't* drink, at least occasionally?"

This represents thirty years of social progress!

Is it all about drinking?

Hookahs... cigarettes... drugs... and the last one, thankfully, at a lower level...

Another silent dimension that has existed for a decade!

...There is no one to write about this.

❌It isn't easy to write analyses regarding social consequences. It's fine to sensationalize politics... News is news, after all. Why bother with in-depth social analysis?

Porn... A new generation of women is setting a trend globally.

It started with the web series "Four More Shots Please!" and has escalated—or is escalating—all the way to full-fledged porn sites.

❌❌There is even a demand for porn websites specifically designed for women...

A fictional world! It portrays obstacles as if they were Mount Everest...

A woman addicted to this ends up disappointed in the bedroom!

❌❌What she saw and imagined in the video pales in comparison to reality! In the video, it might go on for hours... but the husband finishes in five minutes here! Yuck! Couldn't he take her to that 'Everest' of pleasure?

This is the thinking of an average city girl today!

New generation wife thinks Everest has become a hindrance! From fantasy to frustration

❌❌❌. Women also have desires. The male dominant hangover is not just for her pleasure. Mariana is a new generation husband in the trench. At last a woman will float in a police station

That is the gender gap in today's generation! There is no one to talk! Now where is the solution to the problem?

A few more reasons other than these ...

❌❌❌❌ back together .. Weddings .. Firecrackers .. Women police station staff are struggling heavily in domestic violence cases .. Good demand for divorce lawyers!

Family is the foundation of society! What if Adi collapses?!? ️

❌❌❌What remains is the graveyard!

But...

Who is the one to tell? No one listens to what is said!

Amarnath Vasireddy sir! Children are for everything in the world. It is almost like the same pain master..

Counselling class to high school girls. At Slate vijayawada.

Selecting comperers for Annual day program- Slate vijayawada.

According to that newspaper:

That party achieved a resounding victory; it sounded the victory bugle. This party collapsed.

According to this newspaper:

Even though that party won, it wasn't a victory; it was a moral defeat. This party lost, yet won.

This is what is called 'mind engineering'.

❌Liquor for the masses to garner votes.

❌❌A dose of 'mind engineering' for the middle class all year round.

Sunday field trip ( pro biotic field trip ) to Hostel students of Slate - Tirupati.

!? What message should be conveyed to the youth by posting gym photos? — A question raised on Facebook.

It is not just for the youth; this is a message for everyone—children and the elderly alike!

✔️✔️ Health is wealth.

There are ways to lead a healthy life.

In the past—spanning thousands of years, or even just a century ago—people engaged in ploughing, watering crops, traditional caste-based professions, and strenuous household chores like bending over to scrub floors or hand-grinding rice. They performed hard physical labor, such as walking for miles. But that alone isn't enough. One must consume the crops of that era (which were richer in nutrients and lower in sugar content) and use only organic fertilizers on farms, avoiding pesticides.

However, that may not be possible today...

Dedicate one hour a day to your body. You have only one body for your entire life. Exercise is essential. Otherwise, excess calories lead to fat accumulation and a protruding belly. This is followed by diabetes and high blood pressure. If you take pharmaceutical drugs for diabetes, you risk liver and kidney problems as "bonuses," and eventually, you might even face leg amputation. Excess weight causes joint pain. Your body becomes a breeding ground for diseases, while you become an ATM for pharmaceutical companies. From the age of thirty onwards, you end up living a life plagued by illness.

✔️ If you want to avoid this fate, choose the gym, yoga, or brisk walking. It is your choice, your capability, and your budget. You don't need a lot of money to go to the gym; where there's a will, there's a way. Bodyweight exercises can easily be done at home. ✔️The government could arrange gyms in every neighborhood to promote public health. At the very least, people can demand this!

. You should engage in some form of exercise based on your age and physical condition.

Care should be taken to minimize flour-based ingredients in the diet. A nutrient-rich diet means including fruits and vegetables—vegetarians can get protein from plant sources, while non-vegetarians have other options.

❌The junk food found in cans and bottles at supermarkets is a fast track to the Intensive Care Unit.

❌❌❌It is not more village hospitals that are needed.

Hospitals are for the sick...

✔️✔️What people really need is good food, gyms, parks, jogging tracks, bicycles, and health awareness.

. ❌❌It is not about political parties competing to distribute 300 crores' worth of free liquor during a by-election. If you have the guts, question that practice.

✔️Building muscle is for combat readiness, not just for impressing girls.

❌❌Without it, one ends up either as a massive mound of fat or a scrawny weakling.

Strong muscles lead to a strong body and improved immunity. Infections don't take hold easily, and we can perform our work much more effectively.

It would be wonderful to have one day off a month—away from classrooms and lessons.

Thursdays in Tirupati, Fridays in Puttur—classes never stop. Today is Sunday, yet the traveling continues; tomorrow, I’ll be in Vijayawada.

✔️The fact that I can work from morning till night is only possible because of my physical stamina.

✔️Climbing hills with children and outrunning them—that is only possible because of my fitness.

Above all, a healthy body fosters a healthy mind and healthy thoughts. I provide guidance, advice, and counseling to thousands of people on various matters; the fact that my mind works with lightning-fast agility is made possible solely by my fitness.

⁉️A life plagued by illness versus a happy, healthy life—the choice is entirely in our hands!

❌ Claim: Someone died from following the Paleo diet. (A paid campaign by the 'Pharmacura' lobby).

Humans emerged four million years ago, yet agriculture began only five thousand years ago.

✔️ This means that for 99 percent of human history, survival relied on the Paleo diet (meat, fruits, tubers, etc.).

❌ If eating these foods could kill us, the human race would have gone extinct long ago.

Even today, many indigenous tribes subsist on this very diet.

❌❌❌❌❌ "You'll die if you exercise; you'll die if you follow a low-carb diet; vaccines bring health" — this is a truly shameless propaganda campaign. Anyone who believes it is nothing but an ATM for 'Pharmacura'!

Nagavalli tree. Nagavalli fruit. Nagavalli flower. In the temple of Surendra Nagaram village near Puttur.

1. In some schools (covering classes one to five), textbooks have many pages; each lesson is lengthy and packed with information. In contrast, in schools like ours, the same lesson spans only two or three pages—there are fewer lessons, and the textbooks are compact. Children who read large textbooks become intellectuals, while those who read small ones fall behind—or do they?

2. This question also relates to pre-primary and primary education. In some schools, homework is assigned effectively; children return home and diligently complete it. This practice improves their handwriting and spelling, as well as their written expression skills. However, in our schools, we do not assign written homework. We believe that all writing work should be done at school. At home, children should focus on reading the lessons (both past and upcoming), thinking, and helping their parents with household chores. Critics might call this "Wasireddy Amarnath's stupidity," claiming that children's writing skills will suffer or that they will fall behind in their studies.

3. Consider a specific word; the task is to construct a sentence using it and write that sentence in the textbook. Let’s take "apple" as an example. Typically, in schools, teachers write the sentence on the blackboard. Apple is a delicious fruit " let us think. Kittens write notes on the teacher's blackboard nicely in a notebook or in a text book. Write it five times and practice it at home. The same answer will be written in the exam. Good marks will come in.

IIT seat for them on the other side .. USA Visa... You will get a chance to settle happily in life like this.

Here Vasireddy Amarnath named Sitayya has been burnt. She just doesn't know. He won't listen if I say it. corona Stubborn grip after a long time.. The stupidity is too much.

It seems they are not able to write on the teacher board. Teacher should not answer if that word comes. Children should think and write there.

Who's up with this one! Only one person will write Apple is green in color. Another red in color. Another girl writes that Apple is healthy food. Apple is not able to write another boy... And he will stop. Savalakshya spelling mistakes in the written by children ... . Sentence construction errors. If you want to correct these things, it is a burden on the teacher.... Time is not enough. Pony .. Children have written this with so much effort! If it will be given in the test means.. Won't give. They will give another word in the exam. Even if there is a small spelling mistake, marks will be cut.

Due to this, children will get less marks. There is a risk that they will be discouraged.

The rest of the apartment see "my children have scored 100 marks for Enchakka Nooti" and they can't even say slate parents but my son has not crossed eighty". Namoshi if you say it. Looks like the head was taken off.

Doesn't Vasireddy Amarnath understand all this? Doesn't he care even if he understands? What kind of insanity is this? Even though he has four followers increase on Facebook, is he not capable? Or corona is this the trick brought by the time? 4. Typically, one learns things sequentially—one after another. Yet here, starting from UKG, children are expected to learn three languages: English, Hindi, and Telugu. What kind of madness is this? If questioned, they simply label it the "New Education Policy." Setting the government's stance aside—won't children get confused if they have to learn three languages ​​simultaneously?

A message for our teachers, and addressing questions raised by parents (regarding children from nursery to fifth grade)...

I am sharing this with you now...

Think about it...

Simply because...

There is a vast difference between knowing the facts and believing propaganda—a lesson the COVID-19 era has taught everyone.

Because you love your children...

And because there are many things parents need to know to properly manage their children's education.

SLATE - The School, Gannavaram

How can one identify pedophiles who are obsessed with children? How can one stay away from them? What should be done, and what should be avoided? This is not merely a "good touch/bad touch" class; it is a session designed to create a deeper level of awareness.

Relax mode ! At a personal function ! ( in Puttur - near Tirupati)

How can one identify pedophiles who are obsessed with children? How can one stay away from them? What should be done, and what should be avoided? This is not merely a "good touch/bad touch" class; it is a session designed to create a deeper level of awareness.

Regarding language teaching.

1. In some schools (covering classes one to five), textbooks have many pages; each lesson is lengthy and packed with information.

In contrast, in schools like ours, each lesson spans only two or three pages. There are fewer lessons, and the textbooks are compact.

Do children who read large textbooks become intellectuals, while those who read small ones fall behind? Is that true or not?

2. This question also pertains to pre-primary and primary education.

Some schools assign homework effectively; children return home and diligently complete it. This practice improves their handwriting, helps them master spellings, and enhances their written expression skills.

In our schools, however, we do not assign written homework. We believe all writing tasks should be completed within the school itself. At home, children should focus on reading the lessons—both those already covered and those upcoming—reflecting on the material, and helping their parents with household chores. Critics might call this "Wasireddy Amarnath's stupidity," claiming that children's writing skills will suffer or that they will fall behind in their studies.

3. Consider a specific word; the task is to construct a sentence using it and write that sentence in the textbook. Let’s take "apple" as an example. Typically, in most schools, teachers write the example sentence on the blackboard. "Apple is a delicious fruit"—let's consider this. Children neatly write notes from the teacher's blackboard into their notebooks or textbooks. They write it five times and practice at home. They write the same answer in the exam and get good marks.

On the other hand, there is the prospect of an IIT seat or a US visa... a chance to settle down happily in life.

Then there is this fellow, Vasireddy Amarnath (alias Seetayya). He doesn't know things, and he won't listen if told. Since the Corona period, his stubbornness and obstinacy have only increased.

It seems they struggle to write down what is on the teacher's board. The teacher shouldn't just give the answer; the children ought to think and write it themselves.

As a result, everyone writes something different! One child writes, "Apple is green in color," while another writes, "red in color." A girl writes, "Apple is healthy food," whereas a boy gets stuck after writing just "Apple is..." There are countless spelling mistakes and errors in sentence structure in what the children write. Correcting all of this places a heavy burden on the teacher—there simply isn't enough time. And yet, after all that effort the children put in, will that specific topic appear in the exam? No, it won't. The exam will feature a completely different word, and even a minor spelling mistake will result in a deduction of marks.

Consequently, the children end up with low marks, and there is a risk of them becoming discouraged.

Meanwhile, look at the others in the apartment complex—boasting about how their children scored a perfect hundred out of a hundred—while parents like us are left saying, "Well, my son managed to cross eighty..." They cannot bring themselves to say "No." Admitting it would be embarrassing—like losing face.

Doesn't Vasireddy Amarnath understand all this? Or, even if he does, does he simply not care? What kind of madness is this? Is he incapable, despite his growing Facebook following? Or is this just a trick played by the times we live in—the Corona era?

4. Everyone learns things step by step. Yet here, children are expected to handle everything from UKG onwards—English, Hindi, and Telugu—all three languages ​​at once. What kind of insanity is this? He calls this the "new education system." The government might be on board with it, but if children have to learn three languages ​​simultaneously, won't they get confused?

These are the questions I put to teachers and parents (of children from nursery to fifth grade).

And now, I am presenting them to you...

Think about it...

Just because...

There is a vast difference between knowing the facts and believing propaganda... the Corona era has taught everyone this lesson.

Because you love your children...

And because, for your children's education to progress properly, there is so much that parents need to understand first.

Mallesh has done a serious penance.

Devotee, God is visible! I like your devotion. Ask for whatever boon you want" he said. Mallesh wished that "By-election should come in my constituency"