Nellore PeddaReddy

@Bhavanisms @ramadugugowtham @pothukuchis @niteesh28 @ravivallabha @yarlagaddavrao @kuchipudivasu @HAX_u_ANYTIME @RAAJ_GunturianN @kkmohan73 @ajaramaram @kanchi5497 @RAMESHTVAGAP @Chandu1302 @bharadwaj038 @ivak99 @tuxnani @vizagobelix @Kishoredelights @HydNomad @anil_prongs @vsuryad @madhuriketa @Ramyasree_D @karthikavsk @Ego_Id5050 ఇన్ని వేల పాటలు విన్న/చూసిన తర్వాత ఎన్నో పాటల్లో నటులు ఇంకా బాగా చేసి ఉంటే బాగుండేది అని అనిపించింది.. కానీ ఒక్క పాటలో కూడా బాలూ సరిగ్గా పాడలేదు అనిపించలేదు .. A very under appreciated fact 👏🏻👏🏻

I wouldn’t blame the government. It cannot be BAU when there’s an active war going on in the neighbourhood and you are dependent on oil imports.

గేటెడ్ కమ్యూనిటీస్లో మనవి కానీ ఈత చెట్లు, తాటి చెట్లు లాంటివి నాటుతారెందుకని? ఎంచక్కా మామిడి, వేప,గుల్మోహర్ ఇలా గుబురుగా ఉండే మన దేశీ చెట్లను ఉంచొచ్చుగా. నీడకు నీడ, మంచి గాలి వస్తుంది కదా 😌

Myth Busting Propaganda against Data Centres : 1. Data Centres consume so much power that it will cause shortages ❌ India has a plan of 500GW Capacity installation by 2030 against the current demand of 250 GW ✅ 2. Data Centres consume water and cause shortages ❌ Data Centres use close looped cooling and have adopted to use Municipal and Industrial Wastewater for cooling. Immersion cooled Data Centres need 90% less water. ✅ 3. Data Centres generate too much heat and can lead to temperature rises ❌ Data Centres are being integrated with Urban Thermal Management systems and District cooling to use the rejected heat for Municipal use.✅ 4. Data Centres are not sustainable and will destroy the local environment ❌ Data Centres are also aiming for Net Zero Mission with local and captive Generation. Recent installations are using BESS with Solar/Wind to ensure round the clock internal sustainability with little reliance on Grid. India is ready for the Data Centre boom. Are Indians ready to drop their inhibitions and embrace it?

@Doc_Surya162003 @anj02020 మీరు ఖర్చులు తగ్గించుకుంటే దేశం ఏమైపోవాలి?

@anj02020 లెక్కల్లో చూస్తే ఎంత నష్టపోతున్నామొ తెలుస్తుంది. అందుకే పూర్తిగా ఉపయోగించాలి అన్న నిర్ణయానికి వచ్చా. ప్రమాదాలు జరిగి పాడు అయితే తప్ప 15 సంవత్సరాలు వాడటమే మంచిది.

+1. Decided to use all my vehicles till 15 years from date of purchase. No change of cars every 5 years. Got maximum warranty (7 years) from manufacturers at the time of purchase.

అలా అనిపించిన ప్రతిసారీ వచ్చి ఓ మెంటలెక్కిచ్చే స్టేట్మెంట్ ఇస్తాడు.

Andhrites know this better ...

ఏమన్నావు బాబూ ??

Next in who after the Bibha Series? He was a Himalayan monk who solved the mysteries of the atomic nucleus. Swami Jnanananda born as Bhupathiraju Lakshminarasimha Raju (1896-1969) was the Ghost in saffron who worked in the world's most elite nuclear labs. He did not see a conflict b/w the Vedas & Beta-Rays; to him, the electron was just another dance of the divine. He built the machines that allowed us to see the energy holding the universe together, then went back to his Saadhna. He is the titan who bridged the gap b/w the ancient sage & the modern scientist... a man who proved that the deepest silence & the fastest particles both lead to the same truth. Born in 1896 in Andhra Pradesh, he began his life as a seeker. He took Sanyas early in life, spending yrs in deep meditation in the Himalayas. He was a master of the Vedas. He realized that to understand Creation, he needed to understand the Atom. He traveled to the West in his saffron robes, stunning profs at Dresden (Germany), Liverpool, & Ann Arbor (USA). He earned his DSc. & Ph.D. while maintaining his monastic vows. He was a man who could discuss the Upanishads in the morning & Beta-Ray Spectroscopy in the afternoon. He was a pioneer in Nuclear Spectroscopy. He designed & built advanced Magnetic Lens Beta-Ray Spectrometers. He was obsessed with how electrons (beta particles) are emitted from the nucleus. His work provided the precise measurements needed to understand the Binding Energy of the atom, the force that holds reality together. He was 1 of the founding pillars of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Delhi & later established the Nuclear Physics department at Andhra University. He was a Ghost because he defied classification. In the lab, he was the rigorous Dr. Jnanananda; in the temple, he was the revered Swami. He proved that the Silo of Science & the Silo of Spirituality are actually the same room. Because he was a Monk, many Modern scientists were uncomfortable with him. Because he was a Nuclear Physicist, many traditionalists did not understand him. He lived in the Neutral Zone. He was invited by the Soviet Union & the US to speak at the highest levels of Nuclear Science, yet in India, his name is almost never mentioned alongside Bhabha/Sarabhai. He worked with Nobel laureates like James Chadwick (the discoverer of the neutron), who respected him as a peer. He wrote High Vacua, a foundational text for experimental physics. He treated the Vacuum not as nothingness, but as the source of everything. There are no national science awards named after him. He is a Ghost whose work is buried in the foundations of India’s nuclear program, but whose face is missing from the history books.

Do you know who started Nuclear Physics department in #AndhraUniversity. A saint who did his tapsya for 10 years in Himalayas and was asked by his guru to go study Physics. Studied in Germany, Published wide variety of books across physics, Vedanta , Nuclear physics

While you slept, $50 BILLION got locked into ONE Indian city. Not Mumbai. Not Bengaluru. Not Hyderabad. VIZAG. Google. Reliance. Adani. Meta. Sify. L&T - all bet on the same coast in 90 days. This is the biggest infrastructure bet in modern Indian history. And nobody is talking about WHY. A thread you'll come back to in 2030 🧵👇

తెలంగాణ ఏర్పాటుకు అనుకూలం అంటే ఆంధ్ర రాష్ట్రానికి కావాల్సిన కనీస సదుపాయాలు కూడా ఏర్పరచకుండా విడదీయమని కాదు.. అది కచరా బృంద సభ్యులకి ఈ జన్మకి అర్థం కాదు.

@Tenali_RK Anchor bagundi and share chesava 😀

@anj02020 @Doc_Surya162003 ఈ కాస్ట్యూమ్ ఎక్కడ దొరుకుతుంది సారూ ?

@Doc_Surya162003 😄😄

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