Andrew Reuben

[தல அரவிந்த் @aravinth43AK]

யாரெல்லாம் ஜனநாயகன தியேட்டர்ல பார்க்கமாட்டீங்க

ஆர்டி போடுங்க ..

[தல அரவிந்த் @aravinth43AK]

பத்திர்பதிவு ஊழல டைவர்ட் பண்ண உடனே ஜனநாயகன தூக்கிட்டு வந்துட்டான் …

டேமேஜ் வருதுனா அண்ணன் இதுமாதிரி உருட்டுவார் இவனோட சினிமா கேரியர் முழுதும் பண்ண டெக்னிக் இதான்..

[#SackracerAK @urstrulyxhiv]

Already paathachey, ivanunga yaaruku release date vitutu irukanunga?

[𝐏ʀιɴᴄᴇツ @Prince2311__]

Too much toxicity and family abuse between these two fandoms. Please stop this shameful behavior.

Let's spread love ❤️

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@Yoonothing_ Depends on your role and skills, but it's a Good decision to get shortlisted for interview, as now days it's hard to get even interview calls with 90 days notice period.

[TVK Pulse @TVKpulse]

Sometimes, good intentions can still send the wrong message.

I watched the full viral video of Minister Keerthana's inspection at the government school. To be clear, I completely understand the intention behind the visit. Encouraging government school students to speak English confidently is a good initiative, and improving their communication skills is important.

However, I think one small moment in that video could have been handled differently.

The student was surrounded by cameras, media personnel, officials, and a minister she had never met before. From a psychological perspective, it is completely normal for a child to hesitate in such a situation. It wasn't necessarily because she didn't know the answer—it could simply have been nervousness.

In fact, when her teacher asked the same question, she answered. She also answered the next question about her father's profession. At the same time, many children naturally hesitate to talk about their parents' occupation in front of strangers and television cameras. That is something we should understand instead of judging.

The only part that didn't sit well with me was the comment that "If this question had been asked to the last-bench students, they wouldn't have answered either." I felt that remark was unnecessary. Every student is different, and nervousness should never be mistaken for inability.

I also saw the Minister's clarification stating that the viral video was recorded by the media and not by her team. While that clarification is understandable, I don't think it completely addresses the concern.

The inspection was conducted under the Minister's supervision. Whether the video was recorded by the media or someone else, everyone present had a responsibility to ensure that school children were not put in an uncomfortable situation or made the subject of social media debates.

School children are emotionally sensitive. A few seconds of a viral video can affect a child's confidence for years. We must be extremely careful while involving students in public interactions.

I respectfully request our People's CM Vijay and the School Education Department to look into how this video was allowed to circulate and ensure that such incidents do not happen again. School inspections should focus on identifying problems and improving education—not unintentionally making children the centre of public criticism.

Let's protect our children first. Their confidence is far more important than any viral video.

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@Keerthana4VNR Unga kelvi modhala thappu, after the other teacher completed the sentence she was able to answer, secondly what is the need for that question... Many children would not be comfortable to answer that question about father's occupation , accept your mistake and take accountability

[Prince @ImPrinze]

திராவிட மாடல் அரசில் அரசு பள்ளி மாணவிக்கு ஜப்பான் மொழி பயிலும் வாய்ப்பை ஏற்படுத்திக் கொடுத்து "கல்வியில் சிறந்த தமிழ்நாடு" என அந்த மாணவியை உலகறிய செய்தவர்கள் அமைச்சர் @Anbil_Mahesh & திராவிட மாடல் நாயகன் முதல்வர் @mkstalin

மாணவி ஜப்பான் மொழி பேசும் போது அரங்கில் இருந்த ஐஏஎஸ் அதிகாரிகள் மட்டுமல்ல அதை பாருக்கும் அனைவருக்கும் வியப்பும் பெருமையும் உண்டாகியது

அது போன்று மாணவிகளை ஊக்கப்படுத்த வேண்டுமே தவிர உங்களை போல மீடியாவை அழைத்து சென்று அவமானப்படுத்த கூடாது.

இப்போது வரை செய்த தவறை உணராமல் நானும் அரசுப் பள்ளி தமிழ் வழிக் கல்வி படித்த மாணவி தான் என Victim card எடுத்து அனுதாபம் தேடி நீங்கள் செய்த தவறை மறைக்க தான் நினைக்கிறீர்கள் அமைச்சரே

முதலீடுகளை கொண்டு வருகிறீர்களோ இல்லையோ ஆனால் அரசு பள்ளி மாணவ செல்வங்களை தாழ்வு மனப்பான்மைக்குள் தள்ளாதீர்கள்

நன்றி 🙏

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@_crossfitdev Spot -on, all of his first look movies, songs , have Iluminati reference... Just before election I was able to connect the dots and it was scary.

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@b9790886 @polimernews Banglore Rapido Best, Kaatra amount ku Mela extra keka maatanga, inga add-on amount potta dhan book aagum Adhuku mela oru 20-30 kepanga

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@genZ_Tigers True, western la many broke and those who get abused in childhood take this route, but later they realise it , come out of it and live a normal life. There are lots of testimonials about them.

[Vetri kondan @ajithemkumar]

These are mental illness and needs psychological counseling. Transgender is the real problem and needs necessary support in the society, others should step back and go to a good psychiatrist.

[Kishore Chandapura @kishorecpr]

Please read 🙏🏼

India’s total population was around 1.2 billion in 2011. In 2026, it is around 1.5 billion, which is a growth rate of about 20%.

In 2011, the transgender population was around 5 lakh. Now it is estimated to be around 2 million, which is a growth of around 300%.

To understand this, 15 years ago there was approximately 1 transgender for every 2,500 people.
Now, based on current estimates, there is approximately 1 transgender for every 750 people.
If this trend continues, then in the next 15 years there could be 1 transgender for every 100 people.

And it doesn't stop here, then there is high chance that every home will have one rainbow in future.

We are not against transgenders. We are against encouraging them.

If we want to see them as normal person, then they should also behave like normal person like how few are became doctor, police officers.

Please don’t encourage this. 🙏🏼

When it touches Your/our home, the pain is different.

Even the animals join only with the opposite gender. These people are against nature and against peace.

#BANLGBTQ

[Nandhuism @Chaintweter]

Corporateல கூட D&Iனு LGBtQ support பண்ணி hire பண்றோம்... ஆனா அதுக்கு நல்லா படிச்சு நல்ல communication skills இருக்கனும் அப்ப consider பண்ணுவோம்... யாரும் ஒதுக்கி வைக்கிறதில்ல

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

@alien_987 Based on my experience with a Trans, this pride equality, inclusivity laam ok, but I really wonder why do they dress so weirdly and badly. Atleast they can change in upcoming rather than blaming namma kan la dhan thappu Iruku nu madri.

https://t.co/vcgSnbr7Or

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

During an interview at a leading product company, I met an HR professional who was trans. Initially, I didn't realize she was trans I simply saw a well-dressed, confident, courteous, and professional person.

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

During an interview at a leading product company, I met an HR professional who was trans. Initially, I didn't realize she was trans I simply saw a well-dressed, confident, courteous, and professional person.

[Raghul Krishnamoorthy @RaghulKrishnam3]

Itha tahn nanum sonen neenga suport panrathu thappu ila da proper ah dress panungada kevalama Irukunu.. LGBTQ supporters ena kadichitu irunthanunga

[Andrew Reuben @anubispupper93]

Respect and acceptance don't come from loud displays, shocking outfits, or seeking attention. They come from character, mutual understanding, and treating every person with dignity.