Let us see what really happened in Madras Corporation Schools
Between 1950 to 1967 - number of schools went from 218 to 338.
Anna CM between 1967 - 69 - 11 new schools were opened.
1969 - 77 - 5 schools opened and 4 closed.
No change in enrolment
So much for DMK tom-tomming that they brought education to TN.
What is the situation now? ssa.tn.nic.in/Statistics.htm
Almost entire growth has been in private unaided schools, ie, money making opportunity for Kazhaga Kanmanis
Private aided schools have closed in large numbers. These were privately managed schools that were subsidized by the Govt. They will disappear or be taken over by unaided management in a decade. Govt schools are being closed down.
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Things Operation Sindoor achieved - Proved Chinese gear is good only for Palika Bazaar.
Things Operation Sindoor achieved - took out huge amount of hard infrastructure and military hardware on the Pakistan side. Half the billion dollar IMF loan is going towards just replacing used up rockets, drones and heavy artillery. Guess where the replacement is coming from?
Definitely not from China or Turkey. This puts the Chinese MIC export business back by a decade. And pretty much smothers the nascent Turkish drone business.
In Tamil movies, perversion around Brahmin women is an old phenomenon. It doesn't matter if people born into the community are involved.
- K Balachander movie Arangetram - orthodox Shastri's daughter becomes a prostitute due to poverty
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- KB again in Apoorva Ragangal - older divorced Brahmin woman starts an affair with much younger man, while her daughter runs away and has an affair with the father
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- Sila Nerangalil Sila Manithargal - Brahmin college girl is raped. She leaves the house, finds her rapist and becomes friends with him.
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Like Fatima Sheikh, here's a list of incidents that fail the 'smell test' 1. Breast Tax 2. Carrying brooms on the back 3. Agitation for blouses 4. Vavar 5. Women forced into sati 6. EVR's trip to Kashi 7. Throwing muck at Savitribai
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Some easily falsified stories 1. Rajaji closed 300 schools 2. Sanskrit was required to get into medical school 3. Palani had non-Brahmin priests whe were replaced by Dalavai Ramappa Iyer 4. Dr Natesa Mudaliar built a hostel for NB boys since they couldn't rent in Madras
More easily falsified stories 5. Collector Ashe was assassinated because he took a woman in labour through the agraharam
While humans may have been consuming spirits for a very long time, it appears large scale consumption is a relatively recent phenomenon. Historically, people in colder climates have only consumed beers, ale, mead in quantity. Even these were not fortified and rarely
exceeded 3% w/v. Production of spirits was not possible in large scale and hence spirits were expensive and rarely consumed. Historical records show that 18th CE was when spirits consumption picked up. In frontier regions like America, spirit consumption was very high, but low
among rural populations. In Thomas Hardy's Far From The Madding Crowd, the only character that consumed spirits was the brandy-swilling city-slicker Sgt Troy.
Trends in consumption of animal flesh in the United States over the last century. Red meat is preferred by older people. Now, ask yourself the question - Why beef politics in India?
Trends in alcohol consumption in the US. From a peak of 70% in the late 70s, consumption is declining and plateauing. The decline is more in younger age groups, which point to a shrinking market. Europe is a declining market, having maxed out (10% of adults are daily drinkers)
and also due to their shrinking populations. Same is the case with Japan, China and Korea. So, which country is home to a large, growing population and where younger people are more likely to drink? Now, watch what all State Govts in India are doing.