According to RBI data, here is the reality:
Over the last twenty years...
Household debt in the country has risen from 37% of the GDP to 47.8% by 2025. This is not normal.
1. Misusing the tool:
58.4% of the total debt is not for homes or businesses; it is incurred for daily consumption, leisure, and purchasing phones—not for acquiring assets, but to fuel habits.
2. Credit card dues:
Credit card debt, which stood at ₹340 crore in 2015, has surged to ₹2.9 lakh crore by 2025—an 8.3-fold increase in just 10 years. While the number of credit card holders grew by 3.6 times, the debt grew by 8.3 times. This means the average spending per person has doubled.
3. Inability to repay:
Credit card bills that have remained unpaid for 91–360 days have risen by 44% in a single year, reaching ₹33,886 crore. According to the RBI, credit card NPAs (Non-Performing Assets) have crossed ₹6,742 crore.
In the previous generation, perhaps 1% of people ruined themselves through extravagance and reckless living; in this generation, more than 40% are caught in an 'EMI trap.' That is what concerns me.
I always verify my facts before I post anything!
The days have changed !

Are these people so negative? Chaaat 


Dear Parents,
Made and sent by a fan !
Microsoft is going to retire 60,000 employees through voluntary retirement!
Artificial intelligence is a disaster!
Creative intelligence is an opportunity!




Is it an educational institution? Is it the center that teaches bad habits?











Can you guess who the following words will be with me {in chat} ?


How many of you see my posts? How many likes will we get?
Just an example !
67,500 people who have seen the post posted in the morning. Got 1000 likes.

6 papers valuation done so far
The marks I got !
When will the results of the remaining four come!
What is the meaning of this game?
Listen to the audio posted just now!
Please, no offensive comments!






What is Vasireddy Amarnath?
What is he doing like this?

Will all the troubles come packed?
Cell phone in hand at the age where science skills should be taught! Anarchy at that !
Burn Niranjan garu!
Burn the world down !
One person is roaming around the village by tying the name of Balamitra! Did you see anything ?
Burning Europe - From Paris to Milan, Tirana
When I first saw Paris in 2005, it felt like a dream city. I visited it for a second time in 2015 and felt that the dream had begun to crack. By October 2026, those cracks had spread to Milan and Tirana.
Three European cities have been burning simultaneously over the past week. Although the videos may make the situations look similar, the reasons behind the unrest in these three places are different.
1. Paris - France:
The unrest began with a problem at a school. High school students blocked access, protesting that classes were being cancelled because teachers were absent. The protest continued for weeks and gradually turned into an agitation over the cost of living.
Monthly rent in Paris is ₹1,400, while the minimum wage is ₹1,766. People are outraged that after paying their rent, they have very little money left to buy food. The situation turned violent over the weekend, leaving hundreds of police officers injured and several shops vandalised.
2. Milan - Italy:
The same wave of protests spread to Italy. On October 17-18, the student union OSA called for demonstrations in Milan under the banners "Italia in Piazza" and "No Meloni Day."
Their slogan was "Caro Vita" - the unbearable cost of living.
According to their estimates, around 400,000 students across Italy participated in the protests.
Although the demonstrations began peacefully, hundreds of masked youths eventually resorted to vandalism, looting and setting rubbish bins on fire in Piazza del Duomo and the Galleria area. Police used water cannons and tear gas.
According to the ANSA news agency, 200 people were taken into custody, 80% of them minors. The Italian press refers to these youths as "maranza," a term used for street youths, particularly those associated with the city's outskirts.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for an emergency meeting, stressing that people have the right to protest but not to burn down cities.
It is true that pro-Palestinian activists, including some extremists, are involved in the movements in the two countries mentioned above. But they do not represent the entire movement. To attribute the whole movement to them would be an oversimplification.
Albania is a Muslim-majority country, yet unrest is taking place there too!
3. Tirana - Albania:
The situation in Tirana is the most serious of the three. Protests continued for six consecutive days, beginning on October 13.
Two major issues have come together here. The first is student anger over high tuition fees, declining university standards and the lack of employment opportunities after graduation.
The second is public anger over corruption.
An environmental movement called the "Flamingo Movement" has been protesting for months. Its members allege that the government sold land on Albania's southern coast for a luxury resort development. The project is also linked to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former US President Donald Trump.
Thousands of students have been sitting outside the Ministry of Education, chanting, "Rama, resign!"
Violence subsequently erupted. The Ministry of Education, Ministry of Interior, ruling party office, a police station and banks were set on fire. Police used rubber bullets and water cannons.
Sixteen police officers were injured on a single Sunday. A total of 500 people were taken into custody over the course of a week. Prime Minister Edi Rama has refused to resign.
The common thread connecting all three places is the same: young people's faith in the future is gradually weakening.
When Europe opened its doors to refugees from predominantly Islamic countries in 2015, many people believed that the decision was driven purely by humanitarian concerns.
Humanity was certainly one factor. But there was also an economic calculation behind it. Germany needs around 400,000 workers every year; otherwise, its factories risk shutting down because of labour shortages.
People were brought in, but they were not adequately integrated into society. They were not taught the language, provided with housing or given proper opportunities to identify and develop their skills. As a result, an entire generation was left on the margins of society.
It is also true that some migrants continue to live separately from the wider local community rather than integrating into it.
Riots never happen for just one reason. When economic inequality, a housing shortage, unemployment and a loss of trust in the government come together, even a small spark can ignite a major fire.
The problems are real!
Unemployment is real!
Inequality is real, too!
The influence of TikTok is real!
Digital addiction among young people and the problems it creates are also real. Changes in learning habits, declining patience and attention spans among many young people, anger, intolerance and rebellious behaviour are all issues that deserve serious attention.
At an age when children should be developing scientific knowledge and practical skills, we are putting mobile phones into their hands! And then we are left dealing with the consequences of a lack of discipline and direction.
Burn it down, Mr. Niranjan!
Someone is going around the village using the name "Balamitra." Have you noticed anything?
The heaven of ghosts is burning down - Gunapathalu!
The city of lights! The city of love! The city of romance! The fashion capital!
These are the names of Paris city!
Paris, the capital of France.
I first visited this city in 2005.
A beautiful city that we see in movies/dreams has come before our eyes.
So many specialties.
Every street is a fashion statement.
At the Eiffel Tower, there were love couples. Till then, scenes that can only be seen in English movies were seen there. Will this happen in real life also after seeing the actions of young couples? I thought so. That's when the outside world is already getting introduced.
What is great if you do it in your bedroom at home? It would be great if you do it on top of the Eiffel Tower. That's the mentality of those couples.
Three streets near the Eiffel Tower.
Avenue Montaigne, Champs-Elysees.
Expensive shops. Here are the most expensive retail shops in the world.
Rent per square foot there is twenty lakhs per year.
Hermes shop.
Some of the things that sell there:
Birkin handbag - made with crocodile skin. The cost of each bag: ten lakhs if less, fifty lakhs maximum. Delivery will be delivered within two years after booking.
Kelly bag - 25 lakhs.
Bandana (Scarf) - 70,000 (Great men left Gucci).
Belt - one lakh rupees.
Sandal/slippers - 60,000.
Louis Vuitton shop. Chanel shop, Dior and Gucci shop. Prices are cheap here also, like Hermes shop, very cheap.
For you to understand:
If you think the price of an Hermes Birkin bag is 20 lakhs, that's a French worker's 18 months' salary. Four years' salary of a government teacher in our country. Seven years' rent for a two-bedroom flat in Chandanagar.
If prices are like this, do you think their quality will also be the same?
At many places in China, these Swiss watches and expensive bags are made as duplicates. The original branded item and its duplicate will be kept in front of you. If you find something original, it will be given to you for free.
Fake: it's worth a thousand or five thousand. Branded: its price is in lakhs.
Why do you buy with so much cost?
That's the gang. That's a wipe.
In the middle of nowhere, some people will pour enormous wealth in the right path.
What they buy is not a bag, not a watch. It is status.
Yes, they buy status by pouring lakhs.
That's an endless thing. Endless longing. Fight for status.
He is an actor. He invited VVIPs to the party. How about pouring some normal whiskey?
Fifty-year-old Glenfiddich whiskey. The cost is cheap. Dead cheap. One-litre bottle, just 25 lakhs only.
The cost of the Royal Oak watch that he wore is just 80 lakhs.
Then the guests have to be impressed. Need to get a contract, or have to take out a loan. Or else should get a Rajya Sabha post. Blenders Pride will pour. How do you mean?
The price of another watch called Richard Mille is only 12 crores.
Money is enough. Do you think that you can buy directly from these shops?
Hope. Dosa. Swiss watch. Italy handbag. (You might think an Italy handbag means made in Italy. This is made in China. The price is a hundred dollars. In Italy, they add a tag to it and sell it for a million dollars. Buyers and sellers know this. I told you that's a gang. Status gula.)
Common people do not have entry into those shops.
Your purchase history shows what branded items you bought in the past. When I went in 2005, there were hundreds of people in line in front of those shops. It seems they will keep it till evening. Window shoppers will not stand for that long. That means, before entering the shop, you have to prove your patriotism. What these people do is create artificial shortage and hype. After paying money for most things, the waiting period is 2-3 years.
My second visit to Paris in 2015.
I see some unrest and turmoil there already.
By 2026, this will be a mudiri pakana.
Do you know about France?
That's where the middle-class revolution came.
The 1789 revolution was born there, which introduced the idea that all are equal to the world.
In such a city, standing in the queue for status, rich people spend fifty lakhs and buy bags, while unlucky people cannot earn 50 lakhs even after working hard all their lives.
Can both be combined together?
Severe economic inequalities. Severe dissatisfaction among second- and third-generation migrants.
Unrest among French citizens with Algerian roots, as they are not treated equally even after three generations. Ordinary citizens cannot afford rents. Lakhs of people have moved to the outskirts of the city, unable to afford the rent.
Moral lesson: Society is like a boat. If your fellow passenger puts a stick under his seat, you will also drown.
Severe economic inequalities. Our rich kings' wealth display is not only bad for those who show status, but not even good for society.
When thousands of people around you are messing around without passing by, you buy a crocodile-skin handbag by pouring half a crore rupees in your skin. How is it if it is displayed on social media, Sami?
The revolution 230 years ago in France radically changed the history of humanity.
Dommi burnings that happened now. Will the announcement of the new rich status give some breaks to the roar? Will the governments recognize the severity of unemployment that is increasing?
Once upon a time, it is different!
Even the one who failed 10th class due to the digital media movement should maintain Anant Ambani's lifestyle. What am I missing? He would have thought!
History in progress.
You may have a doubt after reading this post. Do I support the attack in Paris?
Nope. This is a warning.
Money. A warning to the world running towards status.
Wait. Think about it.
Many changes have to be made in matters like education and employment.
There is a danger of breaking the universe if not there!
So many aspects of this movement! Some pro-Palestine activists! Got a lot of messages about that religious perspective! This is an aspect that does not come into the discussion!
Do You Want to Deprive Your Children of These Valuable Life Lessons?
Dear Parents,
In the first week of June, Vasireddy Amarnath Sir conducted an orientation programme for the teachers of SLATE & Cognibot. Teachers from the Hyderabad branches attended the sessions at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Hyderabad, while teachers from Vijayawada and Gannavaram attended online.
The orientation covered several important aspects of education, life and the changing world. One of the many themes discussed during the programme forms the basis of the audio we are sharing today.
Recognising the importance of these insights for our children, Amarnath Sir asked our Dean, Ms. Archana, to simplify the content and present it in a way that children could easily understand and relate to their lives.
Our children are currently touring Tamil Nadu, exploring its rich heritage and culture. Today, they are travelling from Thanjavur to Pondicherry via Chidambaram.
During long journeys, children usually prefer listening to movie songs and peppy numbers. Amarnath Sir, however, felt that this travel time could be put to even better use by introducing children to useful, significant and thought-provoking lessons about life and the world around them.
With this thought, Sir has been sharing audio clips with the children every day during their travel - some recorded in his own voice and others prepared using an AI voice-over application.
Sir's intention is to make the journey not just enjoyable, but also educative, ensuring that the children return with valuable insights alongside their travel memories.
The content shared today brings together seven interconnected parts combined into one continuous audio, covering:
- The Changing World and the Challenges Ahead
- The Golden Period of Software and Changing Family Relationships
- Diaspora, Status Anxiety and the Price of Appearing Successful
- The Digital Trap
- Cultural Shifts and Changing Expectations
- Mall Culture, Conspicuous Consumption and Indebtedness
- The Future We Create
1. Some young people in South Korea invested heavily in the stock market, hoping to make huge profits. Now, with the stock market falling by 9%, some of them are reportedly dying by suicide.
When the country's President has to appeal to people, saying, "We must live. Please do not take your own lives," you can understand how serious the situation has become.
For the past two years, I have been saying, "Considering the current situation, stay away from the stock market for some time. Avoid mutual funds as well. Buy gold instead." Please take note.
2. In France, young people are protesting against rising prices and declining incomes, while students are demanding improvements in educational institutions.
The protests have turned violent.
Yesterday, some criminals and extremist groups reportedly looted shops and other establishments on a large scale. Cars and some historic buildings were set on fire.
The previous generation in Europe spent enormous amounts of money on luxuries and lifestyles. They also accumulated debts.
Today's younger generation is bearing that burden.
This has created dissatisfaction among young people.
On top of that, there is the influence of the digital age. Expectations and desires have increased, while the patience and skills needed to fulfil those aspirations are often lacking. As a result, a rebellious attitude is spreading among young people across the world.
Are there no foreign or vested interests working behind these developments?
Of course, there can be. Why wouldn't there be?
But if the younger generation is not guided in the right direction, it is society and governments that will ultimately suffer.
Governments must address the legitimate demands of young people.
They must protect young people who are falling victim to excessive digital consumption, show them the right direction, help them develop skills suited to changing circumstances, and create employment opportunities for them.
The younger generation is like the upper part of a tree branch. Only when it remains healthy can the branches, leaves and flowers flourish.
I have written numerous posts on these issues over the past two years. At that time, there was no Gen Z or "cockroach" movement in our country.
Now, the issue has taken on a political colour. Whatever I say, one group or another will find fault with it.
My salutations!
For us, politics is everything. It is our food, water and air!
3. Some people are asking, "Didn't you post anything about El Niño?"
I think I posted about it in July. I warned that water shortages could occur, food grain prices could rise, and people should buy and store a small quantity of grains in advance.
The problem is that many people visit my timeline only occasionally. They notice a post only when it goes viral. As a result, they miss many of my posts. On top of that, they come to Messenger and ask me to post about a particular topic.
I reply to them on Messenger, asking, "Didn't you see the post I shared this morning?"
I am not boasting that I am great, that I know everything, or that everyone must follow my posts regularly.
I simply share what I know. I am happy if that information proves useful to others.
Recently, I posted some extremely valuable information under the title "Our Future Is in Our Hands." It was based on lessons I had taught our teachers over two days in June. I condensed the content with the help of AI.
The information and ideas were mine; the AI provided the voice-over.
Yet, fewer than ten people even watched it.
Perhaps people would appreciate this content more if someone charged them ₹1 lakh for 40 counselling sessions to explain the same things!
Sometimes, I feel that when something is given away for free, some people fail to recognise its value.
Now watch what happens. People will ask me to share the link here, even though they do not have the patience to visit my timeline and check for themselves.
One person even asked, "Oh, 46 minutes? Can you explain the essence in just one minute?"
This is something you should sit down and listen to carefully with your children. Not just once, but two or three times, followed by a discussion.
If you listen to it and truly understand the message, it could bring a positive turning point in your child's life.
For those who think I am simply blowing my own trumpet, here's a packet of Eno! You can buy it at the medical shop near you!
*Dear Parents!
Oh my god ! So much loss ?
@ Grand Sareena Pondicherry.


























*Do You Want to Deprive Your Child of These Valuable Life Lessons?*
The beach of the sea !










Even then you have to go and come back!



Dhanushkodi.













Dear Parents,
Good morning! ![]()
We have finished our breakfast and are all set to explore the beautiful and historic places of Rameshwaram and Dhanushkodi today.
The children are doing great and having a wonderful time, enjoying the sightseeing, delicious food, and, most importantly, the lovely moments spent with their friends. ![]()
Everyone is happy, safe, and enjoying the tour!








Club 19 the gym. Madurai


Telugu new couple in Tamilnadu Madurai Meenakshi Amman abode!

Electric Vehicles - Fire Accident
On this topic
Do you remember my post?
After my post
A doctor sir
Now in Vijayawada
Four people burned alive !





Kodaikanal.















Bison fitness gym. Kodaikanal.





Kodaikanal.














Do hairs grow on bald heads?
Dasara Yatra by Slate students!
The first day
Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Srirangam, Tiruchurapalli, Tamil Nadu!














He studied hard and secured a software job in America.
He got married... and had a son born in America.
He loved his wife and children dearly.
Believing his son would thrive if raised in India, he sent him to Hyderabad with his wife when the boy was in the sixth grade.
He enrolled him in an international school, despite the high fees.
Then, the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Like thousands of others, the boy became addicted to his mobile phone and neglected his studies. His mother repeatedly tried to correct him, but to no avail.
When he received poor marks in the eighth grade, he altered the scores to make his parents believe he had performed well.
He failed one subject in Intermediate (Plus 2). Even after retaking the exam, he failed again.
His parents believe he failed intentionally.
The young man's plan was that if he passed, he would have to pursue his degree here, but if he failed, he could go back to America.
He has now enrolled in the National Open School but shows absolutely no sense of responsibility; he keeps insisting that he wants to go to America. His father brought him to see me yesterday.
I spoke with him and provided counseling for an hour and ten minutes.
He claims to detest India. "Look, if your grandfather—a schoolteacher—and your father had studied just like you but failed their 10th or Intermediate exams, ending up in some menial private job... then America wouldn't be within your reach. The fact that you became an American citizen is thanks to your father. America isn't what it used to be, either. Sure, being a citizen might help you land a job, but I told you—it’s not that easy."
"I don't like my mother. She keeps harping on about 'practice makes perfect'—I’m sick of hearing it. Her constant nagging is exactly what made me hate studying," he said.
"That’s a mother's love, son. The weakness—or perhaps the greatness—of Indian parents is that they love their children more than themselves. They worry more about their children's future than their own. Look at your father now; the reason he booked an appointment and brought you all this way is simply because he loves you. He wants to put you on the right path." But he wouldn't listen.
While we were talking, he would huff in annoyance every other minute—a clear sign that he thought this conversation was a waste of time. His body language screamed indifference.
"I’m not saying everything parents do is right, but don't fault their intentions. Their anxiety is all for your sake; if you studied well and stayed on the right track, they wouldn't have to worry, would they?" I asked. He just snapped, "Bullshit." He claimed that bringing him to America in the first place was the initial mistake. "That’s just how it is... if this were America, a single phone call would have brought the police to arrest your parents," I said.
"What’s done is done. Now tell me, how do you plan to live once you go to America?" I asked. "I’ll enroll in college," he replied. "If they were convinced you’d actually study, they’d be only too happy to send you to America, wouldn't they?" I asked. "No, my mom wants me to do my degree right here," he said.
"I’ll tell you what—they’ll buy you a ticket to America. Your mindset is all about America; you detest the typical Indian parental attitude, right? So, go to America and live life on your own terms." "No... they have to enroll me in college and pay the fees," he insisted.
In other words, he wants the American approach regarding his rights—to live exactly as he pleases without any parental interference—yet he still wants their money.
Here is what I told his father then: "Sir, I’ve managed to change many people, but with your son, I’ve failed completely. Even after an hour, there hasn't been the slightest shift in his thinking. He gained American citizenship and a life of comfort thanks to your hard work; he wants your money and wealth. Now, he’ll go to America, secure a seat in some substandard college, and spend another four years having a blast on your dime. He’s likely already picked up various vices because of his cell phone. If he goes to America and gets hooked on marijuana too, his life will inevitably slide onto a path of crime." "Your hard work, your talent, and your love—these are precisely what have brought you trouble now, Sir. It has become a common scenario in the Indian-American community for one's own earnings to become the root cause of one's problems. Young people, raised in comfort and accustomed to a lavish lifestyle, often fail to even comprehend their parents' love. I cannot do anything; please forgive me. There is no solution to your problem in sight. Try thinking like an average American father. He is 18; he is an adult. Let him go his own way. Find peace of mind and think about how *you* can enjoy *your* life." That is what I told him.
Despite living in America for so many years, he still harbors the weakness of the typical Indian father: he cannot bring himself to stop loving his son, even though the boy has gone astray.
Important Note:
I am sharing this post to highlight how difficult it is to raise children these days and how our own love and wealth can create problems for us. I have not disclosed any names or details—nor will I—as personal privacy is paramount.
The father follows my posts, just as you do.
He will read this post and the comments you leave. Please do not make comments that would hurt his feelings. If possible, offer good advice.
I was unable to solve his problem, but I do not want him to be hurt further now. Your comments should offer solace and comfort to his heart.
He is not alone in this world; this is the anguish faced by thousands of parents today. A recent incident occurred at a newly established international school in the Karmanghat area, involving a ninth-grade girl. She attempted suicide, demanding that her parents get her married to a boy studying in the first year of Intermediate.
Hello parents and teachers!
Today, _APPUSMA (Andhra Pradesh Private Unaided Schools Management Association)_ organised a ceremony to felicitate the _Best Teachers of private schools_.
Chief Guests for the event were:
1. Pulivarthi Nani - MLA, Chandragiri
2. Dr. K. Murali Mohan - MLA, Puthalapattu
4. C. Divakar Reddy - Chairman, TUDA
5. G. Bhanu Prakash Reddy - Board Member, TTD
6. M. Sugunamma- Chairperson, AP Greening and Beautification Corporation
7. K.V.N. Kumar - DEO, Tirupati
8. N. Viswanadha Reddy - Zonal President, APPUSMA
9. Vasireddy Amarnath - Founder & Chairman, SLATE & COGNIBOT Group of Schools
On this occasion, _Mr. Vamsi Krishna, Principal - High School, SLATE - The School, Tirupati_ was felicitated as _BEST TEACHER_ among the other awardees.
_Mr. Vasireddy Amarnath_ addressed the gathering about the *_need for changes in the education system in the wake of AI._*
The speech was well received and appreciated by all the dignitaries on stage.













@ Slate Tirupati.



Are you ready for the challenge, you mentally ill man!
I finally posted this because so many people had been asking for it repeatedly for a long time! Upon seeing my diet—which they couldn't follow themselves—certain mentally weak individuals immediately assumed the roles of revolutionaries and social reformers, asking, "How are the poor supposed to eat food like this?" All of them should step forward now!
Look at the data below!
(I have recorded an audio clip addressing these mentally challenged individuals; it will be posted shortly!)
The Crisis of Excess!
How are average Indians harming themselves?
1. Excess Carbohydrates – Almost EVERY Indian:
62.3% of daily calories come from carbohydrates—one of the highest rates in the world. The recommended range is 45–55%.
- Of that, 28.5% of calories come from refined cereals (like white rice, maida, and polished wheat) and 16.2% from milled whole grains—meaning nearly 44% of total calories come from low-quality carbs alone!
ICMR Warning: Indians consume 65–70% carbohydrates and only 10–12% protein! Consequently, 80–90% of Indians consume excessive carbohydrates.
Risk: Individuals with the highest carbohydrate intake face a 30% higher risk of diabetes, 22% higher risk of obesity, and 15% higher risk of abdominal obesity compared to those with the lowest intake.
2. Simple Carbohydrates/Sugar – Excess consumption in 60% of states:
21 out of 36 states/Union Territories exceed the safe limit for added sugar. The limit is less than 5% of calories from sugar, yet many consume more.
- Saturated fat intake exceeds safe limits in 32 out of 36 states.
Junk Food / Ultra-processed Food:
Demand for junk food has risen by 150% over the last 14 years, according to the ICMR-NIN report (July 2026).
Household Spending: Rural families spend 9.84% of their monthly budget on processed foods and beverages; urban... 11.09%/ first time in 20 years it crossed 10%.
On apps1 in 2 packaged items listed on Swiggy Instamart, Zepto, Blinkit is junk / HFSS.
Children - worst hit: Pan-India CSE survey of 13,274 children:
93% eat packed food more than once a week
68% drink packaged sweetened beverages more than once a week
53% eat packaged junk at least once a day
- General prevalence of junk food consumption in studies: 65%
In simple numbers for 10 Indians:
- 9 out of 10 eat more carbs than needed
- 6 out of 10 eat too much refined rice/maida/white bread
- 6 out of 10 states eat too much sugar
- 6-7 out of 10 children eat junk daily/weekly
- 4 out of 10 items in your kirana online are ultra-processed
South India like Telangana/AP - risk is higher because white rice is 51% of calories in some states, plus biscuits, bakery, sugary tea.
My kind of food :
Breakfast details first:
Don't you know how to study? Don't you know how to read? Read what posted ! Ask politely if you want more details!



In most cases, high school students are unable to read their own textbook and the finished lesson!
The challenge we took on ourselves !
Nursery , LKG - New words
UKG - new sentences !
One, two classes - same class textbook.. But still a lesson that hasn't been learned
3-10 - two or three classes book ahead of them
Reading skills of our students - a program where they show their parents and build their self confidence!
Intellectual Manana Festival - MMM
Heading out for our school deans principals meeting to plan this!



Evil versus good... deceit versus honesty... the war is still raging.
Humanity has survived extinction because good has won the war. And every time, good has won. But winning is not always easy.
Food, education, medicine, politics, caste, religion... fraudsters keep trying to deceive people in different ways.
A foolish cheater will be caught in a short time. A highly intelligent cheater may continue cheating throughout his life.
As long as we are willing to be cheated, the games of cheaters will continue. New impostors will keep appearing.
1. Politics
A seasoned cheater can transform himself like a chameleon and become a politician.
The thoughts of politicians and the methods they use are not ordinary. That is another level altogether.
Many people think that they can benefit by staying close to a politician.
You may be given a thousand, while the politician may make a lakh through your proximity.
Even if you are close to a political leader or politician, at least somewhere near you, you may end up being used for his benefit.
The politician's Chanakya strategy is to loot people without them even being able to imagine what is happening.
2. Godmen and easy money
If someone is caught by the police for committing small frauds, he will be ruined. It is not easy to enter politics.
But if someone possesses some kind of mysterious knowledge, performs Indrajala, Mahendra Jala, Gajakarna, Gokarna or Nepali tricks, or appears as a Godman, immense wealth and popularity can be obtained.
A person may be a pure criminal, yet collectors and SPs may come and salute him.
In the name of God, some of the worst crimes are taking place in the name of religion.
The desire to gain easy benefits through religious beliefs is being used to deceive Indians.
Our vigilance is our protection.
The wisdom of astrology... this is our weapon.
There are no shortcuts to anything in life.
There is only one way - the highway.
If you want to move forward on that path, you need patience, hard work and perseverance.
The greed to make huge profits with little effort is what turns us into the victims of cheaters.
"What am I even living for? Why should I go near this politician? If I happen to meet him on any occasion, I have to say Namaskar out of respect."
Once upon a time, I used to visit Tirupati Venkanna once every two years. But today, I do not go to any Godman.
I believe in hard work and action. Why should I depend on anyone else?
Good is God.
Work is worship.
This is the principle I believe in.
I made a short film about my mother after her death. I wrote the script over three days.
On that occasion, I went deeply into my childhood memories.
I have experienced a series of hardships in my life. While writing the script and thinking about my past struggles, I developed self-pity toward myself.
Feeling sorry for ourselves is a mental illness.
I carried the same thoughts until I went to Varanasi.
I left my self-pity there.
All the hardships I faced have turned into blessings in another way.
Life would not have been so diverse if everything I once wished for had actually happened.
I have converted every failure into a staircase toward success through double perseverance.
This may sound like God's script for some people. Scientifically speaking, it may sound like sentiment.
But check this out.
In the first week of November 2020, Dr. Gopal of Sunshine Hospital said these words on the occasion of my discharge:
"Wherever you get blood clots... I have seen two such cases in the past. I treated them, and one of them is still bedridden after twenty years. Another person struggles even to get out of bed and go to the bathroom. Nobody in the world would believe that you had a brain stroke. In the end, even I don't believe it. This is a medical miracle."
After my mother's death, I gave her ornaments, the village house, farm and the property earned by my mother and father to my sister.
I had been abroad for the last five days for professional work. At that time, Usha went for her birthday and gave them the property that had been given by her mother.
Believe in the process.
Choose the good path.
God is there.
But if you call Him like this, He does not come and speak to you like that.
There is no scene like the one we imagine.
Millions of people may continue to cheat others in the name of God and religion.
Does that mean there is no God? Or perhaps He is silent?
Effort... attempt... divine effort.
Religion... God...
If you want to understand this subject, you need a great deal of mental maturity.
Good morning. Good morning.