THE IDENTITY WEAPON

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   Hey there, It's me back to the game after more than a year. A lot has changed. So did I. The thing that has sparked interest in me to get back to writing today is the political similarity of different geopolitical grounds at so many levels. This is not some new theory of mine that I propose. its just a world view of the juncture that we're at and I'm not blaming anyone for doing it. And yes its not about AI.    The word identity politics has been around since the last decade in India, thanks to Prashant Kishore. Today, the world, politically is at a crux where there are best of many sides playing against each other. But one remained emerging victorious. There is a pattern established to emerge as the winner. That is the game of identity politics.   People identify themselves with many things. from religion, caste, Sex, occupation, region, the language they speak, some people also say that they are an Indian first in an attempt to put the nation first. When I ...
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Kerala Stories: part 2

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 Hey again!! It's three of us going crazy to put this content in front of you. If you are here for the first time, please visit our previous article which is called KERALA STORIES. Then come back and read this. So here is the part 2 of Kerala Stories.

  So after our stay at Munnar at Jannah Residency which was amazing we headed towards the Anaimudi peak which was in the western ghats. The wether was so cold that some of the people at the entrance of Eravikulam national park ( that is where the Anaimudi peak is ) wearing sweaters and jackets. We were at the Eravikulam National park where you need to enter through a room which has some segregated lines. So we entered the national park bus and we were astonished by the view of the surroundings. Take a view of this amazing picture.
  This is how beautiful it was on the peak. After a some time on the bus, we were asked to go on foot to the top of the peak. So we went and only Sai Sarath went to the farthest distance. There he touched clouds and it was such an amazing feeling for him. Let's listen from him what he has to say " touching the clouds was amazing. It was very cold and Wates condensing on my skin was the best experience. Even till now if I imagine it, I get goosebumps". So after that amazing view we had, 

  We left for the tea factory. Ofcourse, going to such places and not visiting a tea factory will be stupid. Right? 
  
  Our guide introduced us to a 65 year old man, who was hilarious AF. He was telling us somuch of science which was literally hilarious. That man was speaking alot about tea and it's medicinal benefits. So in a way, he was marketing his tea products. From there we went to our hotel and took rest.
  The next morning we had to check out the hotel so we had to say goodbye to this amazing hotel.
  That morning view from our balcony was so beautiful. Check it out once.
  
  After checking out the hotel, we went to a spice and ayurvedic garden where we learnt about different ayurvedic plants and spices used in different curries. We shopped here for spices and medicines. 
  From here we moved on to boating on the backwaters of the Arabian Sea. We saw some of the most exotic type of sceneries anyone can experience. It was like roaming on a boat in heaven. 
  
  After the boating, we went to Trivandrum and rested there for the night

  The Trivandrum stories will be up in the next part. Until then follow this page and read our earlier blogs. Keep in touch and give your feedback in the comments so that we can improvise each and every upcoming blog. Follow us on Instagram @sai_sarath_vatluri , @callme.rithika , @chidvilas.13 .

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