Artificial Intelligence and Actual stupidity

#Artificial. #Intelligence and #Actual #Stupidity.

​The economist feels heartburn when he remembers what a tough hand the UDF has shown. Was it because the calculators here were not enough to calculate the public debt and economic condition of Kerala for the past ten years that they really launched ‘Artificial Intelligence’? This ruling party has not even had the common knowledge that if all the information is processed in a computer, it will be read by Trump or Vance sitting in some server room in America.

When we use the Internet, Google Maps and Gmail, our eyes fill with tears when we see the innocence of our revolutionary scientist who believes that no one sees any data and that information will be stolen only when AI touches it.  In the past, when Kerala’s rivers, ponds and roads were given to an American company in the name of ‘data collection’, it was a revolutionary development, but when the ruling party sought AI’s help to issue a white paper, it was treason. This amphibious economics is truly a miracle!

In any case, no matter how much we praise the state government’s financial management and white paper, we cannot be satisfied. It has been proven that no artificial intelligence can challenge this inimitable economic model that has emptied the treasury and is waiting for the gifts of the center to pay salaries and pensions.

When KSRTC and Supplyco are almost closed due to human natural intelligence, why is this artificial intelligence being used? Our traditional ‘no file movement’ system, where files are kept in red tape for years and left to rot, is world-class.  Even if Thomasji Isaacji, who tried to scare the unsuspecting public with the AI ​​ghost by showing them that life in the file should remain there, was not awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics based on this statement, we should at least honor him by giving him a ‘Hasya Sahitya Akademi’ award.

-K A Solaman

Part of political culture

Part of Political Culture
Minister Adv. Bindu Krishna's visit to Vellappally Natesan should be evaluated in the context of community consensus and social realities beyond political controversies.

It is a normal democratic process for a public representative or leader to visit prominent personalities and community leaders of the society they represent. Political differences or distance between parties should not be a barrier to such social meetings. Visiting the home of a prominent community leader like Vellappally Natesan can only be seen as part of personal relationships or social gatherings.

In a democratic society, there is little point in unnecessarily politicizing and criticizing such visits; rather, it should be understood as part of mutual respect, open debate and a healthy political culture.
- K. A. Solaman

Digital political drama

#Digital political drama

The rapid rise of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) shows how digital platforms can sometimes be misused in ways that weaken serious public discussion. By using viral memes, artificial intelligence, and sensational social media campaigns, the movement often turns important national issues into entertainment and creates public anger without offering clear solutions.

Since much of its activity happens online without proper transparency or accountability, such movements can increase division among people and weaken healthy democratic discussion. When local political issues are exaggerated and spread internationally, it can also attract outside interference and create problems for the country’s internal stability.

Public protests and political activism should focus on meaningful dialogue, genuine public representation, and respect for law and order. Organizing street protests under a satirical or parody-style political banner, especially when linked to larger political interests, can disturb public peace, affect everyday life, and avoid the normal democratic processes of the country.

Any attempt to turn online trends into street-level political confrontation must strictly follow the law. Authorities should take necessary steps to prevent unlawful unrest, maintain public harmony, and protect internal security from being affected by digital political drama.

— K.A. Solaman

Kunnathunadu eviction

#Kunnathnadu #Eviction 

​In the dispute related to the 2 acres 65 cents of land in Kunnathnadu hilly area, the current UDF government is legally bound to implement the verdict of the Honorable Supreme Court. While neither the residents of the disputed land nor the protesters have the right to defy the verdict of the Supreme Court, the government is trying to find a smooth solution by accurately convincing the court of the current conflict situation. 

The current government, which has full sympathy for the people living in the area, is committed to finding another suitable place for them to resettle and resolve the issue peacefully, keeping in mind humanitarian considerations. The government is moving forward with sincere efforts to allay the concerns of the people while respecting the court verdict. 

​However, the CPM, which previously ruled, is trying to use this issue as a weapon for political exploitation based on the people.  It is shameful that the Left rulers, who, despite having 14 opportunities when they were in power, did not take any steps to find a permanent solution to this  problem, are suddenly taking the stage with a protest after losing power. Instead of working together with the government to solve the problem, their only goal is to exploit the emotions of the people and gain political advantage. 

The people will surely recognize this drama that is being played out now by those who did nothing in the past and were in the dark.

- K. A. Solaman

KV Thomas's luxury ride ends.

KV Thomas's luxury ride ends.

For months, Delhi witnessed the awe-inspiring spectacle of a single man bravely carrying the entire weight of the Pinarayi government on his shoulders.

Known affectionately as "Mash," K.V. Thomas transformed the grueling labor of doing absolutely nothing. His five-member team with a private secretary, an assistant, an office attendant, and a driver have dedicated their time for the monumental task of managing daily schedule of enjoying VIP perks at Kerala House, 

Mash proved that public service is truly about the journey, preferably one paid for by the exchequer. The sheer mystery of what benefits he secured from the Centre will surely puzzle historians for decades. Surely his personal bank account and staff certainly experienced a historic period of growth.

​Of course, this entire masterclass in administrative efficiency was made possible by a masterstroke of political loyalty. He traded his long-standing ties with the Congress party and associated with LOF government  for a much more lucrative state-sponsored retirement plan. It takes a unique kind of dedication to wave goodbye for personal gain, and then head to Delhi to champion the cause of working class while siphoning lakhs of rupees every month.

Now that the luxury package has been abruptly canceled by the new government. Mash now  returns to the peaceful backwaters of Kumlangi with a satisfied smile. And after leaving successfully  the absolute lightest footprint on actual governance he will start his  home profession of grey mullet havest and wait calmly for new takers.

-K A Solaman

Echoes of 1979

#Echoes_of_1979: 

#The #Timeless #Bond #of #Teacher #and #Student.

It was a moment of profound joy and nostalgic warmth at the NSS Union Auditorium in Cherthala during the BEST Annual Day Celebrations. Meeting Mr. Vinod after forty-seven long years was a poignant reminder of the timeless bond between a teacher and a student. 

Way back in 1979, he was part of my very first batch at St. Michael’s College, Cherthala; a remarkably bright, standout student whose intellect and dedication left an indelible mark on my memory. To see him walk up to me today, recognizing his old teacher instantly despite nearly five decades of passing time, was deeply moving. 

We were immediately swept back into a flood of shared memories, proving that the genuine affection between a teacher and a student remains entirely untouched by the years. ​Witnessing the heights Vinod has scaled since his college days brings immense pride to a teacher's heart. 

He went on to serve the nation with distinction as a DRDO scientist until his retirement in 2023, yet today he revealed an equally magnificent side to his personality. Stepping onto the stage, he captivated the entire audience with his melodious singing, leaving the spectators absolutely overwhelmed by his talent. Seeing my former student excel not just in the rigors of science but also in the soulful artistry of music was a magnificent experience. 

It was a beautiful reunion that beautifully illustrated how a teacher’s pride and a student’s enduring gratitude can bridge any span of time, turning a casual Sunday gathering into a treasured memory.

Thank you Mr. Vinod

- K.A. Solaman

Chief Minister debate & Kerala reality show

#Chief Minister debate or Kerala reality show.

Seeing that the Chief Minister debate in Kerala has not ended even after a week, it is natural to doubt whether this is a political debate or a reality show that is being dragged out till the final episode.

Despite the high command meeting, Delhi discussion, group pressure, unofficial meetings, and all this whirlwind, there is no answer to the simple question of "Who is the Chief Minister?" If Rahul Gandhi's only choice is KC Venugopal, why is he so afraid to say it openly?

The people did not vote for the ego competition of the leaders, but for clear leadership and administrative efficiency. If it takes so long to decide on the Chief Minister, the people's concern is how long they will have to wait to sign the file to build a bridge, start a hospital, or make a new Minhal Magic brandy tomorrow.

This suspense management that is going on now is doing more harm than good to the Congress. The people of Kerala are very quick to judge the dramas of leadership,

especially when the high command politics surrounding KC Venugopal is going strong,

Everyone is asking the question whether the verdict of the people of Kerala or the verdict of Delhi is more important. People's patience is losing faster than deciding who will be the Chief Minister. Therefore, at least now the Congress leadership should openly say who will be the Chief Minister and see an end to this political serial.  Otherwise it will be a great shame in history.

- K A Solaman