Dr Suman Das

Interpreting wall arts of Rajamundhry, A morning run across cultural capital of AP

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of visiting Rajamundhry, the cultural capital of Andhra Pradesh. During my stay, I decided to explore the city’s unique charm through a refreshing morning run. As the sun kissed the skies and the city awakened, I found myself amidst a tapestry of vibrant temples, picturesque flowers, and mesmerising wall arts.

Discovering Rajamundhry’s Spiritual Aura:Temples Along the Godavari River

My run led me along the picturesque Godavari river, where Rajamundhry’s spiritual essence truly shined. The city’s temples, gracefully lining the riverbank, painted a vivid picture of devotion and faith. The colourful flowers sold by local vendors added a delightful touch to the scene, creating a visual feast for the eyes. Rajamundhry, with its sacred atmosphere, truly felt like a spiritual haven.

 

 

Art That Speaks: Captivating Wall Arts in Rajamundhry

 One of the highlights of my run was the captivating wall arts that adorned Rajamundhry’s streets. These artistic masterpieces narrated tales of hope, empowerment, and social awareness.

The Angry Girl with an Eagle Crown: A Silent Scream 

On a wall in Rajamundhry, there’s a striking painting of an upset girl with an eagle above her head, her face showing frustration as she gazes at a heap of garbage dumped on the roadside.

The artwork is cleverly placed where cleaners usually leave the trash, later picked up by the municipality. The girl’s expression conveys a strong message about the importance of cleanliness and responsibility. It’s a clear reminder for all of us to respect our environment and avoid littering. Her frustration serves as a powerful call to action, urging everyone to be more considerate and mindful, ensuring our streets remain clean and delightful for everyone.

Rajamundhry

The Boy Glancing at Rainbow 

Rajamundhry’s art also celebrated the beauty of nature. The Boy glancing at the rainbow by the side of the curtain is a symbol of hope as the rainbow with its myriad of colours gives the beauty of nature after a storm or rain. It shows the storms are temporary and the sky after the storm is beautiful and it can be interpreted like a promising future after a stormy day.

Rajamundhry

Empowering Through Sports: The Girls School Wall Art

As I continued my run, I encountered a wall art at a girls’ school that celebrated the spirit of empowerment.  The wall art of girls playing different sports on the wall of the girls school depicts the intent to encourage the girl child to be self dependent and discipline. This depicts the teaching of team work, determination and passion. The wall echos the spirit of empowerment and making the girl child realise their potential has no bounds.

 

The Water pipe Art

Near a building, I came across a meaningful wall art portraying a girl catching a falling water droplet. This powerful image speaks volumes about the importance of saving water. It’s a reminder, in the simplest yet most profound way, that every drop counts.

The girl underneath symbolises all of us, emphasising the vital role each person plays in conserving this precious resource. This simple yet powerful imagery emphasised Rajamundhry’s dedication to water conservation.

 Redefining Beauty: The Colourful Abandoned Building in Rajamundhry

One of the most awe-inspiring sights during my run was an old abandoned building transformed into a work of art. Rajamundhry had ingeniously repurposed this forgotten structure, painting it in vibrant hues. This artistic endeavour exemplified the city’s belief that everything and everyone has value, encouraging all to see the beauty in the seemingly overlooked.

Every stroke of paint tells a story of revival, proclaiming that within every neglected facade lies the potential for beauty and worth. This stunning artwork serves as a poignant reminder that nothing and no one should be hastily devalued or abandoned.

 

A Symbol of Aspiration: Birds Waiting for the Door to Open

The painting of birds waiting for a door to open was a metaphor for the opportunities that lie ahead. The birds, symbolic of our own hopes and dreams, represent us waiting for a chance, a moment when everything aligns perfectly. The closed windows and doors mirror the barriers we often encounter in life. It’s a powerful reminder of the opportunities that surround us, yet sometimes we hesitate, waiting for the right moment to take flight.

The painting speaks of the beautiful dusk in the background, signifying the existing beauty in our lives, while we wait for the doors to open, anticipating the dawn of new possibilities. It’s a gentle encouragement, urging us to be brave, open those doors ourselves, and embrace the potential of a new day.

The Shutterbug:

Painting of a camera held by two hands, capturing the essence of today’s world where every one of us is a photographer. This artwork serves as a reminder of how we’ve all become shutterbugs in the age of smartphones, often forgetting the true meaning behind capturing moments.

The image of those hands holding the camera pays tribute to those passionate individuals who seek to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. It’s a celebration of the art of photography, encouraging us to appreciate the beauty in everyday scenes and inspiring shutterbugs to frame the world in unique and extraordinary ways.

 

Statue of Gyarah Murti at Kambala Cheruvu:
In Rajamundhry, there stands a significant statue known as Gyarah Murthi, a powerful depiction of our nation’s fight for independence led by Gandhi ji and our courageous freedom fighters. The statue vividly portrays the struggle and determination of those who fought for our country’s liberty. With simple yet profound gestures, it showcases the unity and spirit of the people during that pivotal era. The Gyarah Murthi statue stands tall, encapsulating the essence of the independence movement, and stands as a tribute to the bravery and resilience of our heroes.

The Wings of Hope

Lastly, I encountered a striking painting of a wing, embodying the spirit of hope and ambition. A striking painting of a wing comes to life, inspiring all who see it. The artwork embodies a powerful message,the ability to fly is within our grasp, requiring only the imagination to realize the wings of opportunity . This captivating piece encourages people to spread their wings metaphorically, empowering them to dream, explore, and achieve. The image is not just a mere decoration but a reminder of the boundless potential within us.

My experience at the ghats of Godavari, surrounded by Rajamundhry’s art and culture, filled me with confidence and a newfound sense of purpose. The city’s wall arts, each telling a unique story, had become a source of inspiration, reminding me of the beauty that lies in every corner of this wonderful city. As I concluded my morning run, I carried with me the spirit of Rajamundhry, a city that not only celebrates its heritage but also nurtures the dreams and aspirations of its people. Rajamundhry, with its art, culture, and heartwarming hospitality, had left an indelible mark on my soul, making my visit truly unforgettable.

Rajamundhry

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Dr Suman Das

Oncologist by profession, Amatuer Photographer, Tennis enthusiast, Vizag Runner, Spartan Cyclist, Blogger Dil se and a Traveller

111 Comments

  • Aditya Narayan
    October 2, 2023

    Very nicely depicted Dr Suman!

    • Mahalakshmi challa
      October 2, 2023

      It’s wonderful to go through the blog,even though I know the city since long time,visited numerous times,I know it as historical place having centuries old stories about it,but this is something new and great experience,how this city transformed.Thanks Dr Das,for sharing

      • Balasatish
        October 3, 2023

        Dr Garu, An excellent blog. The five-minute read covered your 24 KM run of Rajahmundry and described the graffiti so beautifully should inspire other Municipal Corporations.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir

  • Jitender
    October 2, 2023

    Very informative and motivating blog especially for runners liken you who can explore the sites you have mentioned.
    Thankyou for the blog.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Jitu.

    • Paradesi Naidu
      October 3, 2023

      Once again, you have tickled our imagination to soar into the skies. You have an innate eye both behind the camera as well as without it. Many of us do see such caricatures but are unable to translate its import. This is where, Dr Das, you make a difference. And to actually bring it down to a blog, enable feeble minds to wake up and take notice. Thank you Suman, you are in the business of enlivening lives, and for for now, its enriching too. Keep going sir, keep doing the favour you so gracefully share.

      • Dr Suman Das
        October 3, 2023

        Thank you sir for your beautifully words.

  • Dr Sunil Kumar Kota
    October 2, 2023

    Superb write up- Thanks for taking us through this marvelous city

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you buddy. U had been to Rajamundhry many times, can relate to the culture very well.

  • SRINIVAS PANDA
    October 2, 2023

    It’s true

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir

  • pydisrinivas
    October 2, 2023

    it was really amazing
    dr. sumandasji,,, really ur inspiration and motivating,,, hats of and proud of u sir

    • Rohit Kumar Sethi
      October 2, 2023

      Dr. Suman Das is a Doctor but he is god for us.we were belongs from middle catogories family. Dr das any where,any moments he coprate to us as good human being. He give to back support any kind of situation. I remember to him from still death of my life.

      • Dr Suman Das
        October 2, 2023

        Thank you Rohit.

        • Rishan
          October 3, 2023

          Very nice sir. Awesome write up. Didn’t know such beauty at this place.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you buddy

  • RAVI JOSBI
    October 2, 2023

    Very good and super description of inner soul value art .

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Ravi ji

      • Dr Suman Das
        October 2, 2023

        Thank you

  • RAVI JOSHI
    October 2, 2023

    Very good and super description of inner soul value art . A GOOD PERSONALITY IN HUMAN BEING DOCTOR WHO CARE ABOUT NATURE

  • Rajeswara Rao Peri
    October 2, 2023

    Normally none gives that much importance to wall paintings. It is nice to see your selection /collection of paintings on walls and description of each painting. Liked your blog. God bless you always

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir

  • Jyothi Ram
    October 2, 2023

    Nice capture and good explain to all paintings thqu sir

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you madam

  • sailesh modi
    October 2, 2023

    Amazing,, well written,, just wonder how you ran so fast and still captured so many memories

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you dear. Running is best way to explore a city. Stop anywhere you wish to capture and then start running. Didn’t plan writing before otherwise would have taken more specific pictures

  • Dr.Sana Mishta
    October 2, 2023

    Terrific patience to appreciate nature who has got all of us here….incredibly explained

  • Dr.Sana Mishra
    October 2, 2023

    Terrific patience to appreciate nature who has got all of us here….incredibly explained

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Sana

  • Niranjan Nayak
    October 2, 2023

    Very good and super description of inner soul value art sir ji your heart always breathing for helping of peoples and you are absolutely a creative person. Jay Jagannath sir ji

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Niranjan babu for those beautiful words.

  • Col ( Dr) Sanjib Kumar Jena ( Retd)
    October 2, 2023

    Brilliant writing. Very very absorbing. Well-captured photos of wall painting. Feel like visiting the town at least once.
    Nice run. Keep it up.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Sir ji next time sath mein ek Bhubaneswar ka chakkar lagaenge

  • Rajeswara Rao Peri
    October 2, 2023

    Normally none gives that much importance to wall paintings. Your selection of wall paintings at different locations and the way its importance is described is superb. Keep it up doctor.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir

  • Klpraju
    October 2, 2023

    Good evening Dr,i am happy to see your altogether different blog. U r a multifaceted personality. Th i visited rjy many times i could not get an opportunity to see these lovely paintings. Where there is a will there is a way.i am unable to know the exact location of these worthy paitings .yr description on each of it is very apt. The beauty lies in the eyes of beholder.i mostly share my sense of appreciation on yr blogs whenever possible.
    Yr clicks on fisherfolk with nets n have lock bridge have special significance . The heritage bridge in fore ground of the third bridge was looking as if the latter one was on the former . Kudos to yr blogs
    I keep waiting for yr many mor blogs
    With regards klpraju

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Raju Garu. You too have great eye. Your description of the bridge is also quite intricate

  • Janardhan Uppada
    October 2, 2023

    Awesome sir, very creative. Even at that speed you are not only enjoying the surroundings but also analysing the creators thought. Your thoughts are overtaking your running speed.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Ha ha thank you sir. Running gives good me time to think

  • Vijayan
    October 2, 2023

    Awesome, very well descripted. Value of art is very well motivated. Great …

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir. Abhi to registration to Vizag marathon Banta hai. Plz register for a 5 km walk. http://www.vizagmarathon.run

  • Samir Padhi
    October 2, 2023

    Hi Dr., it seems you have captured each and every step you passed through Rajamundry town.
    The way you captured, it seems like a tourist place.
    Your photography captured the paintings beautifully.

    At last your write up, articulations are as beautiful as your photography.
    All the best

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you bhaina

  • Raju yadala
    October 2, 2023

    U r really great photography lover ….This movement also proved u r one of art lover…

  • Samir Padhi
    October 2, 2023

    Hi Dr., it seems you have captured each and every step you passed through Rajamundry town.
    The way you captured, it seems like a tourist place.
    Your photography captured the paintings beautifully.
    At last your write up, articulations are as beautiful as your photography.
    All the best

  • Kesav
    October 2, 2023

    Very well written,
    Description about the camera pic was great, inspiring write up…

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Kesav. I too loved that

  • BIPLAB KUMAR JENA
    October 2, 2023

    Thanks sir for this excellent narration about Rajamahendravaram (Rajamundhry) near godavari river, We feel it always when we travel by train while going to south india from BBSR.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Ya I too was imagining passing through the bridge on train.

  • Dr Raju Naidu
    October 2, 2023

    Excellent.
    I visit Rajahmundry every week.But looking through your camera lence is something unique. Awesome.
    Suggetion for your enthusiastic camera vision. There are Lot of sculptures at signal points. Expecting some more unique pictures

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you sir. I didn’t plan the write up. Loved the pics on the road and gave me a thought to write about it. Didn’t take pics of all the sculptures. Actually they are too many.

  • Harminder Singh Gill
    October 2, 2023

    Excellent work Doctorsahab!
    Keep it up!

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you bhai

  • yaseen mohammed
    October 2, 2023

    Very nicely captured the art of painting by many hidden and unknown artists who would be definitely taking pride while they decorate the streets with their imagination. I loved the boy with rainbow and the shutterbug painting. Please continue to capture new ideas and create a new wave on net. Thank you for sharing.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thanks Yaseen. Ek bar Vizag ka trip lagate hain cycle main, bahut masala milega likhne keliye

  • Chitti Babu
    October 2, 2023

    Rajahmundry, is indeed a beautiful town in Andhra Pradesh, India, known for its rich Telugu cultural heritage and picturesque landscapes along the Godavari River. You have elaborated the town in a different way touching every subjects. Thank you Doctor…

  • Sameer Kumar Dash
    October 2, 2023

    Thanks Sir, u t not only a doctor but allso a philosopher, good writer. Excellent description about Rajmundray,

  • Dr M srinivas
    October 2, 2023

    Exceptional interpretation of art, heart has eyes !!!

  • Prof P Rama Rao
    October 2, 2023

    Your focus on art is very interesting. Really no one mostly see such intricacies on street wall paints and thinks what the creator wants to convey during their brisk walks. Just look and May feel it’s nice painting. You have Dr Sumandas ji a powerful eye scan with lot of focus in exploring things wherever you go besides your own profession. Thank you for enlightening us what each wall paint depicts. Really a great job. Regards

  • Kancheti Srinivas
    October 2, 2023

    Beautifully written Suman das ji really wonder how fast you captured these beautiful images with that pace for almost 24 K great job

  • Vijayalakshmi Chalasani
    October 2, 2023

    Imaginative description of those beautiful paintings of Rajahmundry.Your photography captured essence of the meaning of the pictures. You ran so fast and yet captured all these beautiful photos of the paintings. Admire your interests. Keep going

  • Prabal Mohanty
    October 2, 2023

    Suman, you have moved your steps from a bustling metro to a temple town, and yet the energy which you carry as your feet tip tap across the dust of Rajahmundry carries a beautiful message of old world charm and thoughtful insights. Keep on running….

  • Radha
    October 2, 2023

    Wow sir your description made the art more beautiful!!! Truly inspired!!!

  • Kanaka Rameswara Kumaran.S.
    October 2, 2023

    Nice immersive write up of wall paintings in Rajamundry seen through the eyes of a runner and connoisseur of art.

  • Kanaka Rameswara Kumaran.S.
    October 2, 2023

    Nice immersive writeup of wall paintings seen through the eyes of a runner and connoisser of art

  • avash
    October 2, 2023

    Wonderful as usual Suman

  • VISHNU
    October 2, 2023

    VERY NICE DR. SUMAN.
    KEEP RUNNIBG AND KEEP US MOTIVATED

  • Dr. Aziz Mehdi
    October 2, 2023

    A completely out of the box perspective of a nondescript town. Only the keen observation skill of a good doctor can see so much thought-provoking beauty in an otherwise ordinary lacklustre town like Rajahmundry. I now have a valid reason to visit this town and try and see it through the doctor’s eyes. Superb pictures, superb analysis.

  • Uma Rani Jhankar
    October 2, 2023

    Wow superb description.

  • Tusar Pandey
    October 2, 2023

    The paintings are awesome. With this blog I got a little picture of the Rajamundhry, the cultural capital of A.P. The picture are an effective medium of conveying message.
    Thank you Sir for sharing the blog.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you Tushar. Ek bar apne Nasik ka bhi trip lagayenge

  • Sikha
    October 2, 2023

    Hi dear,Loved the description of the town through your well articulated words especially the depiction of each of the wall paintings.Felt like visiting the town with you through my imagination.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 2, 2023

      Thank you dear. Will plan sometime

  • Sovan Sarang Dhar
    October 2, 2023

    Thoughtful and nicely written.

    • Bibhudutta Jenamani
      October 2, 2023

      Awe inspiring!! Art is such a powerful medium of expression through visuals.in our cognitive domain..Your passion to see through things with the lens of ur eyes are just amazing…keep up the good work

  • Motepalli Panduranga Kumari
    October 2, 2023

    Very nice sir,you always teach and
    inspire me to see world with beautiful mind in all your posts

  • Vidya Viswanath
    October 3, 2023

    Truly , beauty is in the eyes of the beholder ! Can’t wait to go and see it all ! Very insightful photography

  • Vidya Viswanath
    October 3, 2023

    Truly, Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder ! Thank you for making us want to visit and walk this path !

  • A V Many
    October 3, 2023

    A wonderful blog analysing the messages embedded in the paintings, mostly people give a miss. Worth mentioning is that you did it during an exhausting run spreading more than three hours. I used to run miles concentrating only my steps and time, without even looking the things happening around me. The blog gave me an insight to observe the things around you to get more worth to your run. Dr Suman Das, you are an inspiration to everyone young or old, keep it up.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 3, 2023

      True sir, we need to enjoy our surrounding and explore new places. I routinely prefer to run on new roads but many a times dogs run after me also.

  • satyakanth
    October 3, 2023

    Doctor Saab , u have a very good eye for things around you. To see, to understand and to give a moment to appreciate is an imbibed character that has been nurtured to express things around you in such a meaningful and beautiful manner. the description you have given for each of the picture is spot on. An artist’s creation finds meaning only when it’s expressed in the way any connoisseur sees. I’m in awe that you were able to take time to dwell deep into each painting and infer the inner meaning .. very well expressed Suman ji. The painters veiw for each of the painting,(particularly the boy and rainbow was so precise) was very well brought out. I’ve been to the place so many times but never knew this world existed. Keep posting and this would certainly awaken us to see what’s been missing since so many time periods

  • Roshan
    October 3, 2023

    Awesome depiction for each and every picture sir!!

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thank You Roshan

  • Brajendra
    October 3, 2023

    Dear Dr.Suman,
    As it goes best hands r always on best minds…the same truly reflects in ur thoughtful writing…inside I was feeling so much of joy in reading ur article…such detailed..such clean can only be expected from a thorough professional….

    Thank You Suman, for presenting us a very beautiful Rajamundry n thank you for letting us know ur intellectual writer inside…
    Warm Regards,
    Brajendra

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thank you bhai

  • Bijay kumar Agrawal
    October 4, 2023

    Mind blowing article. The narrative has given extraordinary meaning to the ordinary looking wall arts of Rajahmundry. Congratulations

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thank you sir. Yeh sab aap ke sangat ka asar hai. Mein sirf bhag ke cover karta hun aap to udke bidesho main karte ho

  • Dr PVN RAO
    October 4, 2023

    Dear Dr Suman ji, We really proud of your multifaceted talent apart from the core medical practice. The write up is really soothing to the soul. Keep continue your inner voice. ❤️‍

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thank you sir.

  • Deepti Jain
    October 4, 2023

    It’s absolutely amazing ,seems you have captured each and every step you passed through the town. It’s very beautiful. Next time it’s turn for Beauty of Baster blog.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Bastar ka blog to banta hai

  • Dr C.Venkata Srinivas
    October 4, 2023

    Excellent write up sir on an enthralling experience.
    lived the journey…

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thank you sir

  • anish
    October 4, 2023

    great street art….really amazing…equally beautiful snaps taken by suman…

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 4, 2023

      Thanks Dada. Kolkata has good art forms needs exploration.

      • Dr Suman Das
        October 4, 2023

        Thank you sir

  • Jayshree
    October 5, 2023

    Thoughtful public art and street give the city, community a character a specific interesting nuance. Where ever I travel I capture these public art and installations.
    Rajahmundry Wall Street caught your attention because of their sincerity in creativity. The colourful & meaningful communication stopped you in your tracks to share the essence. Some of them are truly unique and special. I enjoyed reading your blog and seeing each of pictures. I zoomed a few and enjoyed the details.

    What I enjoyed was the fabulous comments of your readers. Someone have written and enjoyed with each of your frames and backdrop story.
    Amazing story to share….Best Wishes
    Jayshree Hatangadi
    Visakhapatnam

  • BANGARU JOSEPH
    October 5, 2023

    Dear sir, I have visited Rajahmundry several times but the way you narrated this makes me feel like visiting rajahmundry again. I relise that the both nature and culture drives us forward. Excellent work sir…

  • Kishenchand Chataram
    October 5, 2023

    You have eagle like eyes that focus even when running..Excellent narration,lucid and soothing

  • Satish
    October 5, 2023

    Rajahmundry is an historical place with natural resources and Friendly people……You have made it more creative and beautiful with your words and memorable Pics.
    Thank you Dr and My best wishes to explore many cities and creative pics to cherish in your blog.

  • Capt Venkata Subbarao
    October 5, 2023

    The way you portrayed all the wall art is so heart touching and some of them are eye opening.

    Waiting for your further posts

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 6, 2023

      Thank You sir

  • Dr. Challa Mahalakshmi
    October 6, 2023

    Good evening Doctor, your blog, photos, all bring new perspective about the place, which I visited numerous times, professional and personal. The information you gave is really important and thought provoking, to follow and be part of environment solutions. All your blogs are worth learning and following for all ages.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 6, 2023

      Thank you madam.

  • Suman mallik
    October 9, 2023

    Nicely written and captured. Wall art is one of the important mediums of general awareness. Thanks Suman for the story that you captured.

    • Dr Suman Das
      October 10, 2023

      Thank You Suman Da, So nice to hear from you.

  • Chandi Prasad Das
    January 10, 2024

    Wah ,so nice capture of places, streets /wall paintings depicting great tradition,culture of Rajahmundry,truly called Cultural capital of Andhra.I agree with you.I too enjoyed this during my stay at Rajahmundry between 2017_2010 as a Banker.Your uniqueness to identify and high lights, tradition, culture,hopes,aspirations is admirable..You serve people,save lives as a Doctor and spread positive vibes through your run,photography and blog…..Hats off to you brother …..C P Das ,a retired Banker,from Canara Bank and SSBean,from Bhubaneswar

    • Dr Suman Das
      January 10, 2024

      Thank you sir

  • shanmukh jaswanth
    February 10, 2024

    Hi! I’m at work surfing around your blog from my new
    apple iphone! Just wanted to say I love reading your blog
    and look forward to all your posts! Carry on the excellent work!