Intransigent virus and online sabotage- a cyber crime playing havoc

 

Intransigent virus plays cat and mouse through Jio Hotspot wifi/internet/ Google Chrome/Microsoft Edge

Ramaswami Ashok Kumar, B.E., M.E., Negentropist, Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal, 299, Tardeo Road, Nana Chowk, Mumbai-400007.

For months now for me a registered user of digital services, an evil virus, with infinite fortitude to cause harm, is making Jio Hotspot, Samsung Android smartphone Google Chrome and HP laptop windows 10 microsoft edge/windows defender dysfunctional. It is doing this by playing cat and mouse via  Jio Hotspot wifi/internet by synchronising wifi on and off with windows 10 diagnostics step by step by tracking actions continuously.  This is making the windows 10 diagnostics unable to diagnose the problem and logs the inability as such immediately. As the diagnostics comes to this conclusion the evil virus keeps the wifi meticulously on. With wifi thus on when I try to click on any website, the virus immediately switches off the wifi/internet. The loop continues ad infinitum on all the devices referred to above- the Jio Wifi hotspot, the smartphone and the HP laptop. This is my experience of Jio wifi, Google Chrome on the smartphone and Microsoft Edge/windows 10 defender on the HP laptop. Network reset is not solving the problem of the intransigent virus. Neither is shifting the hotspot to another site where access to the Jio tower is enabling better signal strength. However, with better tower signal access, it is possible to carry on my frequently interrupted work for the time being.

In such a state how do all concerned citizens expect ordinary citizens to bear the burden of non-idiot proof digitization? Especially when the service providers who normally are providing trouble free service, sometimes as in such critical situations, do not hesitate to put the burden on the user ad infinitum? Whether it is virus elimination or other forms of digital security. The security of digital services should be reformed to be idiot proof. There should be maximum degree of infallibility in forbidding the propagation of error. This burden should be borne by the entire world of providers, the governments and even users. Then it will be a willing acceptance of the responsibility for all.

World Dam Dynamics makes Modern civilization and its designs invalid for living.

 By Ramaswami Ashok Kumar, B.E., M.E., Negentropist, Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal, 299, Tardeo Road, Nana Chowk, Mumbai-400007.

© 2023 Ramaswami Ashok Kumar

Invocation 

Swagatam Krishna!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o37FooHhrP4

1.0 The Irshalwadi landslide in the night at 21:30 IST on 19 July 2023 wipes out the village of 288 people,killing 86.

1.1 Figure 1 and Table 1 capture the fury unleashed by World Dam Dynamics on the Irshalwadi village on 19^th July 2023 at 1600 hrs UTC when the hill behind collapsed into a landslide causing Irshalwadi to be wiped out. 86 people died. World dam dynamics was too much for the Irshalwadi hill to withstand. The water column pressure that was applied on the Irshalwadi hill was a maximum of 5 orders of magnitude times the height of Mt Everest of 8848.86 m! World dam dynamics applied  every 3.67 minutes a mean  shock input temperature on the hill of 122000 K and a mean shock upward push  of 9.83 g’s. This amounts to a liquefaction of the hill and a landslide flow as it were on the hamlet of 288 people.

1.2 What the designers in modern civilization’s society of specialists look for is the earthquake maximum that would ever appear at the site! Look at the earthquake pattern at the Indian craton in Figure 1 above and see a blank picture below the Himalayas. This is not what one should be looking for in the dam era! It is the continual shock input temperatures and the shock vertical ground movements every 3 to 4 minutes in the area caused by dams which caused earthquakes throughout the world and their total effect on the area’s ecology from instant to instant!! Table 1 reveals what the anachronistic specialists miss out: On the average 100000 degrees Kelvin with a maximum of 500 million degrees Kelvin! And 5.82 g’s vertical push! With a maximum of 42000 g’s vertical throw.

World dam dynamics makes modern civilization’s designs for living invalid (1) and unacceptable for life even as foreseen by Mahatma Gandhi in his Hind Swaraj(1908).

The tragedy is painfully told in Frontline: Irshalwadi landslide exposes criminal neglect threatening Western Ghats ecology by Amey Tirodkar, August 10 2023  at the link:

https://frontline.thehindu.com/environment/ecological-degradation-villages-in-western-ghats-on-slippery-slope-irshalwadi-landslide-raigad-maharashtra/article67154043.ece

Reference

1.0 Ramaswami Ashok Kumar. 2006 and continuing. My Complete Profile. Online real time Book. A view of  planet earth from the sun, the infinite negentropist.

Link: https://www.blogger.com/profile/15525366311000374653

World Dam Dynamics makes nuclear reactor designs invalid.

MAPS 1 outage

World Dam Dynamics Plays Havoc with Madras Atomic Power Station Unit No.1 and others.

By Ramaswami Ashok Kumar, B.E., M.E., Negentropist, Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal, 299, Tardeo 

Road, Nana Chowk, Mumbai-400007.

© 2023 Ramaswami Ashok Kumar

Invocation 

Swagatam Krishna!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o37FooHhrP4

1.0 220 MW Madras Atomic Power Station Unit No.1 (MAPS 1) suffered a forced outage on 8 January 2018 at 17:23 UTC and service was restored on 22 January 2018 at 15:16 hrs UTC. The unit again suffered a forced outage on 30 January 2018 at 11hrs UTC. It is shutdown since. What are the technical issues facing the unit? By default, the unit is shut down as required also by the Precautionary Principle so that people can make their own research. 

2.0 Study of the Role of World Dam Dynamics regarding the technical issues faced by Unit No. 1.

2.1 On 23 January 2018, at 09:31:40 UTC, a 7.9 MM moment magnitude major shallow earthquake struck Alaska due to World Dam Dynamics: See Figure 1:

2.2 Glaring Lacuna in design of reactors

2.2.1 See excel link MAPS 1 outage at the top left hand corner: The shock at its peak lasted at least 20 seconds. The sudden peak acceleration vertically downwards on MAPS 1 of 440693 g’s due to the force applied by the sudden change of 44 BCM in the dam contents taken together worldwide acting through their centre of gravity at latitude 24, longitude 97 may have lasted sufficiently on MAPS Unit No 1 to cause damage to the reactor, associated tubes and equipment. Note that 44 BCM sudden dam content change is a suddenly applied shock water column pressure of 5 million times the height of Mt Everest which is 8848.86m amsl! For an estimate of the average world dam dynamics that acted on unit 1 between 22 January 2018 when the unit came back into service from forced outage to 30 January 2018 when it again suffered a forced outage, see Table 1 below:

2.2.2  There were a record number of aftershocks and strong earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from 6.3 MM to 6.6 MM during this period, all of which may have contributed to the technical issues faced by the unit. The average temperature suffered by the unit every 3.25 minutes for the total period of 203 hours from 22^nd January to 30^th January was a shocking 1.4 million degrees Kelvin! The average acceleration suffered by the unit during this period was 132 g’s! The design prima facie did not envisage these momentary  flash forces persisting in this way. One must examine Unit 2 also for effects. Note in this connection that for a 9 MM magnitude earthquake Fukushima Daichi suffered a triple core melt and staggering explosions. The reactors in India at least are not designed for Forces and Water Moments applied by the entire World’s dam forces which act in concert from instant to instant. The maximum vertical acceleration for which MAPS 1 is designed according to published reports is three orders of magnitude fold  less than the 132 g’s estimated in Table 1. As for the Zr-2.5Nb zirconium alloy nuclear grade, the meltimg point is 1840 degrees Centigrade and the boiling point is 4380 degrees Centigrade. Compare this with the average shock input temperature given by worldwide dam content data of 1.4 million degrees Centigrade! Applying the precautionary principle all reactors must be shut down and the glaring lacuna in reactor design thoroughly re-examined. The data estimates for the 8 January 2018 forced shutdown of this unit as well as for the massive leak at MAPS 1 on 9 May 2017 are similar. They are common to the antecedents of such phenomenon observed in other PHWRs in India as well. Note that therefore prima facie the en masse retubing  of such reactors is futile because of the glaring lacuna in design.

2.2.3 Forced outage of 1000 MW Kudankulam Unit No 1 on 20 August 2023 at 00:49 UTC due to World Dam Dynamics. It was revived on 30 August 2023 at 654h utc. The unit 1 suffered forced outage on 31 August 2023 at 21:57 h UTC  to attend to HPC control valve malfunction. Expected revival on 5 September 2023. Now, the Southern Regional Load Dispatch Centre daily outage report for 5 September 2023 has postponed the revival date to 6 September 2023. Unit No. 1 was revived at 21:53 UTC on 6 September 2023.

2.2.3.1 Applying the Precautionary Principle, analysis of the forced outage of the unit No.1 leads to World Dam Dynamics as the root cause. This is because of the common antecedent to both the MAPS 1 outage and this is World Dam Dynamics. The Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre(SRLDC) outage report for  August 2023 ascribed the immediate cause to Steam Generator control valve malfunction in its report of 20^th August 2023 and then on 22 August 2023 to malfunction of feed water controller and that the  expected revival date as 28 August 2023. See the similarity and the enormous criticality of this occurrence at Reference 2.

2.2.4 The effect of World Dam Dynamics on Kudankulam Unit No. 1.

Similar analysis as was done for MAPS 1 shows the following effects:

2.2.4.1 About one and a half hours prior to the forced outage a worldwide dam content change of 0.014327 BCM acting through the centre of gravity of the world’s dams caused a suddenly applied water pressure head of 1619.19 fold the Mt. Everest elevation of 8848 m.

2.2.4.2 Analysing the dam content changes worldwide using the world’s dam caused earthquakes as proxy from 1 August 2023 to 22 August 2023 shows the unit was prima facie subjected to a mean suddenly applied shock temperature input of 9915 degrees Kelvin with a maximum of 10 to 11 million degrees Kelvin on 16 August 2023 when a dam content change of 0.37 BCM caused a suddenly applied water pressure head of 41900 fold the Mt Everest elevation of 8848m. Simultaneously almost a vertical acceleration push of 816 g’s was applied by world Dam Dynamics on the Unit.No.1 PWR reactor system at Kudankulam. The effect on the Steam generator flow and level and on the feedwater controller would be enormous instantaneously applied forces beyond the design basis (Reference 2).

2.2.5  What the designers in modern civilization’s society of specialists look for is the earthquake maximum that would ever appear at the site! Look at the earthquake pattern at the Indian craton in Figure 1 above and see a blank picture below the Himalayas. This is not what one should be looking for in the dam era! It is the continual shock input temperatures and the shock vertical ground movements every 3 to 4 minutes in the area caused by dam caused earthquakes throughout the world and their total effect on the area’s ecology from instant to instant!

The concern is paramount for the Combined Forces Chief of Staff and the Government. The world's dams are threatening the security of the country. Not a moment too soon must they place this situation before the public for immediate consideration coupled with plans of action to succeed.

3.  The effects of World Dam Dynamics have proliferated cancerously across the whole of modern  modern civilization and we must listen to nature as it reacts to relegate humans to fossil records(1).

4.  References.

1. Ramaswami Ashok Kumar.2006. My Complete Profile. Online real-time book. View of planet earth from the sun, the infinite negentropist.

Link: https://www.blogger.com/profile/15525366311000374653

2. Ramaswami Ashok Kumar.2016. Earthquakes caused by dams: The Consequences of the Self destructive nature of modern civilization-KUDANKULAM AND THE WORLD'S DAMS

https://earthquakescausedbydams.blogspot.com/2015/07/the-consequences-of-self-destructive.html

Parliament fails to save Manipur

 © 2023 Ramaswami Ashok Kumar 

Invocation

Maye tvam yahi

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YHCU9-btPDE&list=RDYHCU9-btPDE&index=1

Parliaments are really emblems of slavery- Mahatma Gandhi, Hind Swaraj, 1909. Navjivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad.

The destruction of nature in Manipur is captured in The Times of India,The Hindu and Deccan Herald as revealed by a study of the ongoing tragedy.

Re: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/despite-manipur-governments-claims-bunkers-continue-to-function-in-both-hills-and-valley/article67143111.ece

On the basis of published reports (See References) it is possible to establish the destruction of Manipur caused by both Central and State governments of all hues over the past century. That means destruction of valley and hill ecology resulting in losses to the locals of local fish and other food like vegetarian items, fruits and meat, and loss of diversity and water resources like natural free flowing rivers and ill conceived dams creating destruction of floats of food bearing vegetation and soil.The end result is deprivation of both hill and valley people of their livelihood. The governments must apply the precautionary principle and stop further destructive development of Manipur, sit across the table with the Manipuris and set right the wrongs done to the satisfaction of all living beings. They must once again get back their natural surroundings so they can suck enough negentropy from the earth to live in health and not just absence of disease like the pandemic Covid 19.
Reference: Jaya Thakur. 2020. The Ithai Barrage of Manipur: To Decommission or Not. ORF Issue Brief No. 364, 20 May 2020. Observer Research Foundation.

Re: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/with-the-delhi-services-bill-out-of-the-way-opposition-and-government-in-no-holds-barred-battle-in-the-rajya-sabha/article67172065.ece

It is painful, no comments. The parliament has failed to discuss the root cause of the Manipur ongoing tragedy, centre and state sponsored for the past many decades: total destruction of nature, which includes the human beings. See for starters Jaya Thakur. 2020. The Ithai Barrage of Manipur: To Decommission or Not. ORF Issue Brief No. 364, 20 May 2020. Observer Research Foundation.
And see this:
Manipur tribals urge PM to save their village Guwahati: July 5, 2015, DHNS: A bridge in Chadong village of Ukhrul district in Manipur, inhabited by the Thunkul Nagas, has been submerged for almost a month by the rising waters of the Mapithel dam of the Thoubal Multipurpose Project. DEEPAK OINAM *Chadong village, inhabited by the Thunkul Nagas in Ukhrul district of Manipur has been submerged for almost a month by the waters of the Mapithel dam of the Thoubal Multipurpose Project. * After repeated attempts of the villagers to pursue the Manipur government to handle the artificial flood around the village failed to draw a solution to the crisis, the United Naga Council (UNC), the powerful apex body of the Nagas living in Manipur has sent a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to immediately take action and save the submerged village. In its memorandum, UNC has urged Modi to set up an expert committee to review the project and also immediately ask the Okram Ibobi Singh-led Manipur government to open the diversion channel of the dam that is now closed to release the rising waters. If its demands are not met, the UNC plans to launch a major anti-dam stir in Manipur, sources added. Meanwhile in Chadong village, life is a mess for the villagers, they are dependent on canoes for transportation. Almost a month back, the water level had been alarmingly rising leaving the village bridge completely inundated. It was in 1993 that the Chadong villagers signed an agreement with the Manipur government that they will allow the dam to operate and they would be given complete compensation. However, 800 villagers till date are yet to receive full compensation. The state government was supposed to ensure fair compensation and rehabilitation to the dam-affected villagers through the appointment of an expert review committee, which was meant to develop a state rehabilitation and resettlement policy. The Mapithel dam was approved by the Centre way back in 1980 and the constructions started in 1989.The dam would submerge about 1,215 hectares of land. The river water was supposed to be used for power generation and downstream irrigation. Even though the project lacks the mandatory forest clearance, and a case on the same issue is pending at the National Green Tribunal (NGT), the local villagers say that the Manipur government started operating the dam from last February. With the onset of the monsoon, water level in the area has increased and large chunk of agricultural lands have been submerged, leaving the villagers homeless. DH?News Service


Comment rashokkumar • a few seconds ago The Trojan Horse of self destructive useless modern civilization(mc) has penetrated every nook and corner of the world to create extinction. Read and spread knowledge regarding the evil nature of the glaring lacuna of dams in meeting the water needs of mc. See Keerti Ramachandra. 2014. A Dirge for the Dammed, the noble and true english translation of the Marathi true story Jhadajhadti by Vishwas Patil(1992).

The Thoubal Ecological Destruction,Manipur

 If all 1215 ha is assumed under forests,1215 ha of forests is 1215x10^4 square meters at 100 kg per square meter dry biomass density(1) which is 1215000 cubic meters of water per day not transpired or groundwaters lost of 443475000 cubic meters per year! The facts about the dam: Mapithel Dam will have a gross storage capacity of 176.38 Million Cubic Meters.The dam is Homogeneous Earth Filled and has a length of 1074 meters and is 66 meter high! Thus 4434.75 million cubic meters(MCM) of groundwaters recharging lost for 176.38 MCM by Mapithel! If we take 595 ha of forests, the groundwater charging lost is 217175000 cubic meters or 217.175 MCM lost against 176.38 MCM provided by Mapithel stupidity with permanent forest cover lost! And this dam will contribute to the extinction consequences of the World's dams. Reforest Mother Earth to Live!

What are the mystery eruptions? They are the manifestations of the evil forces of world dam dynamics:the extinction consequences of the world’s dams experienced in Manipur:


Mysterious eruptions in Manipur Ratnadip Choudhury, Guwahati, July 4, 2015, DHNS: * A remote village in Ukhrul district of Manipur is burning midnight oil to keep vigil on an unremitting surge of smoke and ashes from a neighbouring hill which they presume to be volcanic eruptions. * While the government has sounded an alert in the area, panic stricken villagers are leaving for safer places. According to sources, for the past one week, unprecedented surge of smoke and ashes started erupting out of a swamp atop a hill near the Old Wahong village in Ukhrul district of Manipur, neighbouring Myanmar. The locals informed the district authorities that a crater has been formed in the swamp and that it was gradually expanding. Gaseous smokes are erupting out of several holes in the crater, sources further added. “We have got the report of the eruptions. This incident has created panic in the area. We have sent civil authorities and also security forces have been alerted. We are keeping a watch. Proper investigations would reveal if it is a volcanic eruption or not,” said Modak Hrisheekesh Arvind, the District Commissioner of Ukhrul district. The village is no less then 150 km away from state capital Imphal. Meanwhile, the Sub-Divisional Officer of Jessami has been asked to sent a preliminary report and take necessary precautions. Source added that the villagers, who are mostly farmers engaged in Jhum (Shifting Cultivation) are reportedly moving to safer place. Every day hundreds of locals from other neighbouring area are hiking the hill to get a glimpse of the eruptions. A team of Manipur University’s Earth Sciences Department will visit the site on July 5 to start investigations. In 2013, a mud volcano erupted at the New Tusom village in Ukhrul close to the Indo-Myanmar border due to the shifting of tectonic plates. Comment rashokkumar If you study this event in an all embracing perspective as would be with one who has despecialised one's vision, you may apply the precautionary principle and stop modern civilization: in a practical way so that security of life is brought to an acceptable level of risk from the terrible self destruction by modern civilization. My measurements using earthquake data suggest that the phenomenon being observed is due to the extremes of surges applied by the World's dams from one instant to the next. There was wild swing in the level of Ukhrul in Manipur during the Lamjung earthquake in Nepal on April 25, 2015: The level dropped by 5.62 cm in 8 minutes at the rate of -10.31 m/d at an acceleration of -1900 m/d/d, the negative sign standing for sinking. This was during the dry season. But in the monsoon 2015 when the world dam levels were going up, the sinking was even more severe with a crater being observed and smoke and ash coming out. My measurements show that the swing in level was during the 6.4 MM magnitude earthquake on July 3, 2015 which occurred at Southern Xinjiang: the level at Ukhrul registered a drop of 28 cm in 23 to 24 secs at a rate of change of -1036 m/d at an acceleration of 3.82 million meters/day/day! The world's dams during the monsoon are rapidly increasing in content and pushing up ashes and smoke from down under as the pathala(the underworld!) was rapidly reached. The designs of modern civilization are of unacceptable security for life and must be abandoned. Mahatma Gandhi said of this civilization in 1908: Given enough time modern civilization will destroy itself. Wake up citizens and decide to come together and act in harmony with nature. 

 References

 1. Dr. S. N. Rai.1983.Standing Biomass and Net Primary Productivity of Tropical Rainforests of Karnataka. 

2. Government of India. Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Department of Agriculture). 1976. Forest Resources of Manipur: Preinvestment Survey of Forest Resources. Dehra Dun.PDF.

3. Jaya Thakur. 2020. The Ithai Barrage of Manipur: To Decommission or Not. ORF Issue Brief No. 364, 20 May 2020. Observer Research Foundation.

4. Ramaswami Ashok Kumar.2015. predicting earthquakes: The science of dams causing earthquakes and climate change.blogspot.

Link:https://predictingquakes.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-science-of-dams-causing-earthquakes.html?m=1

5. Notes. Two articles one on Hawaii fires (8)and the other on adaptation to climate change(7) illustrate well the need to instantly change our way of life. That is from the way of extinction to a way which enables life to be restored to one where we can live in a state of health and not just absence of disease. People are prima facie believing that extinction means attaining moksh and so they are blindly racing to be among the top developed set of nations in the sense of becoming extinct rather than living! Modern civilization is the root cause of this Anthropocene brutality which renders humans to fossil records. World dam dynamics, not ghgs are responsible for 92 of climate change. So remove the dams! See Ramaswami Ashok Kumar.2023. Reforest Mother Earth to Live: Dams must be removed and the hard work to create forests analogous to the areas must be undertaken.blogspot.

6. For a sense of the powdering of the Himalayas see

ManipurImphalTamenglongRoadEIKA47341-002-eia-4_230812_143155.pdf

Link: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ybEwiD_WHAYQnmhLEbj_-rJZG2Unl5qi/view?usp=drivesdk

7. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/developing-contemporary-india/climate-change-adaptation-is-the-need-of-the-hour/?val=3728&comments=show

8.https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/several-people-die-in-maui-wildfires-residents-had-little-warning-before-wildfires-overtook-a-town/article67183907.ece