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2. DEATH WARRANT
   1. Death Warrant
   2. Our Holy and Almighty Mother Earth – Our Home
   3. Greedy human is responsible for all types of pollution
   4. Wrath of the Mother Nature singles out the most cursed individuals and punishes
   5. Who is a cursed individual? What is a cursed organization?
   6. What is Liable amount and how does it affect your life?
   7. List of the cursed individuals/ companies for whom death warrant is issued:
      1. Batch 1 – Abolition of all kinds of reservations in government jobs/appointments and admissions in educational institutions shall be in force with effect from 7th Nov 2022 – issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature”
      2. Batch 2 – Pronouncement of death sentence issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature” to the corrupt individuals of all types of democratic nations all over the world
      3. Batch 3 – Pronouncement of death sentence issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature” to the listed cursed manufacturing companies of chemical pesticides/ insecticides and chemical fertilizers
      4. Batch 4 – Pronouncement of irrevocable death sentence issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature” to all those who cut/uproot/cause permanent damage to grown-up trees
      5. Batch 5 – Pronouncement of death sentence issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature” to all those who make false and untrue vows/oaths/promises in the name of God, The Almighty
      6. Batch 6 – Pronouncement of irrevocable death sentence issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature” to all those dumping sewage and diverting industrial waste to water bodies
      7. Batch 7 – Abolition of all activities of terrorism. Terrorists who are involving in killing of innocent people shall be imposed death sentence – issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature”
      8. Batch 8 – New guidelines for establishing law and order without discrimination – issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature”
      9. Batch 9 – Pronouncement of new mining rules and regulations issued by the Supreme order of “The Almighty Holy Mother Nature”. This commandment shall be in force with effect from 8th Dec 2022 all over the world. Irrevocable death sentence will be imposed on all the violators
      10. Batch 10
   8. Remedial actions for eligible individuals to escape from the punishments
      1. Option 1
         1. Terms and conditions for Option 1
      2. Option 2
         1. Developing “Sarpakaavu” (Sacred abode of snakes)
            1. Terms and conditions for Option 2 (a)
         2. Approved nursery of saplings
            1. Terms and conditions for obtaining approval from M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises for Option 2 (b)
      3. Caution
   9. List of categories of people for whom the punishments are applicable (other than the primary cursed individuals), nature of their punishments and remedial actions for them
   10. Summary of cursed category of individuals/ cursed organizations, their punishments and remedial measures
   11. What happens to a person who does not have 10 long-life trees planted and maintained by him?
   12. The only solution to escape from the punishment of irrevocable death sentence
3. NEW REGIME OF ADMINISTRATION
   1. Introduction
   2. Chief objectives of “The New Regime of Administration”
   3. “New regime of administration” will be in force with effect from.
   4. Hierarchy of the reporting structure of each nation all over the world
      1. System of governance
      2. Reporting structure
   5. Punishments on violation of the new regime of administration by any nation
   6. Grace time for the implementation of the new regime of administration
   7. The fundamental guidelines and principles of the new regime of administration
      1. Budget allocation for each department (Point 25)
      2. Self-sufficient farm village
         1. Objectives and guidelines of self-sufficient farm village
         2. Core characteristics of the farm
         3. Need and necessity of a self-sufficient farm community village
         4. What do we mean by a self-sufficient farm community village?
         5. Highlights of the farm community village
         6. Your direct benefits of being in the farm
         7. Zones in the village
            1. Residential zone, guest house including roads
            2. Agri zone
               1. Seasonal crops (short-term)
               2. Medium and long-term crops
            3. Forest zone
            4. Sports (Indoor/Outdoor) zone
            5. Worship centre
            6. Goshala, poultry, cattle, aqua culture etc zone
            7. In-house man-power availability in the village
            8. Medicinal herbal garden zone
            9. Flower garden zone
            10. Ancient herbal treatment zone
                1. Highlights of “Ancient Herbal Science” treatment system
            11. Workshop zone
            12. Food grain storage zone
            13. Kitchen and food court zone
            14. Gurukul school and library zone
                1. Need and necessity of Gurukul education
                2. The concept of open society and its in-built hidden danger
            15. Handicraft zone
            16. Water zone (pond)
            17. Organic waste processing zone
            18. Sewage water purification zone
            19. Shops (Provisions/Stationeries/Vessels/House-hold utility items etc) and bank zone
            20. Parking zone
            21. Crematorium
            22. Administrative management office zone
         8. Self-employment scheme
         9. Competitions and contests exclusively within and among the self-sufficient farm villages
            1. Beauty contest to select “Miss Farm”
               1. Rules and regulations for beauty contest
            2. Other competitions within and among self-sufficient farm villages
         10. Self-sufficient farm village – a cradle of experts in the making
             1. Some of the areas of exposures and tremendous scope for learning
         11. Eligibility norms
         12. Indirect advantages of self-sufficient farm village
         13. Royalty to M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises towards self-sufficient farm village concept
   8. The new regime of administration to be implemented through 74 departments of each nation all over the world
      1. Definition of a department
      2. List of departments and basic guidelines for individual departments
         1. Finance department
         2. Revenue department
         3. Agriculture department
         4. Law and order department
         5. Education department
         6. Industrial department
         7. PWD department
         8. Health care department
         9. Transportation department
         10. Irrigation and drinking water supply department
         11. Environment department
         12. Afforestation department
         13. Law department
         14. Election department
         15. Employment department
         16. Export and Import department
         17. Tourism department
         18. Department for protection of water resources
         19. Defense department
         20. Electricity generation department
         21. Department for non bio degradable waste management
         22. Organic waste processing department
         23. Department to prevent radicalization, exploitation of human resources, misguiding people, monitoring religious activities etc.
         24. Department for Energy preservation
         25. Department for Vasthu-shastra and architecture
         26. Department for food grain procurement, preservation and public distribution
         27. Department for epidemic control
         28. Department for sewage purification
         29. HR department
         30. Mining department
         31. Department for pollution control
         32. Department for skill development
         33. Department for digital science
         34. Department for space research
         35. Department for railways
         36. Department for shipping
         37. Department for airways
         38. Department for animal husbandry
         39. Department for milk production
         40. Department to protect monuments and ancient buildings
         41. Department for sports
         42. Department for Tantric Science
         43. Department for entertainments
         44. Department for textiles
         45. Department to promote handicrafts
         46. Department for public grievances
         47. Department for trade and commerce
         48. Department for bio-fertilizers
         49. Department for fisheries
         50. Department for investments and public assets
         51. Department for postal services
         52. Department for public enterprises
         53. Department for telecommunications
         54. Department for power generation from 100% renewable and non-polluting sources
         55. Department for traditional culture, music and arts
         56. Department for digital imaginative intelligence
         57. Department for population control
         58. Department for meteorology
         59. Department for traditional wellness treatment system
         60. Department for food safety
         61. Department for information broadcasting
         62. Department for rain water harvesting
         63. Department for food preservation
         64. Department for electrical science
         65. Department for crime detection science
         66. Department for self-awareness through the science of body measurements
         67. Department to prevent mental illness
         68. Department for study of languages
         69. Department for nutritional science
         70. Department for economics
         71. Department for social science
         72. Department for vigilance and intelligence
         73. Excise department
         74. Department for legal metrology
         75. Department to prevent/control green gas emissions
      3. Guidelines to all the departments
      4. Selection process for Department head
   9. Roles and responsibilities of the Head of the nation
   10. Roles and responsibilities of Head of United Nations
   11. Oath specimen for all government officials
   12. Concluding note
4. RED ALERT
   1. Red Alert Warning I: An ultimate warning from the mighty forces of the Holy Nature to the people and governments
   2. Red Alert Warning II- Deadliest pandemic attack world-over
   3. Red Alert Warning III – An epidemic cancer (fast approaching deadliest new pandemic)
5. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
   1. “Vanamala project” for detoxification and radiation-free atmosphere
   2. Child birth
   3. Dams collapse in India
6. SARPAKAAVU
   1. What is a Sarpakaavu?
   2. How to develop a Sarpakaavu?
      1. Stage 1: Land selection for developing a Sarpakaavu
      2. Stage 2: Construction of compound wall
      3. Stage 3:
         1. Land registration
         2. Documents to be submitted to M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises by the person who is developing Sarpakaavu within 90 days of date of implementation of pronouncement mentioned in death warrant batch (Set 1)
         3. Documents to be submitted to M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises by the person who is developing Sarpakaavu within 90 days of date of implementation of pronouncement mentioned in death warrant batch (Set 2)
      4. Stage 4: Land development
      5. Stage 5: Planting saplings
      6. Stage 6: Irrigation of saplings
      7. Stage 7: Responsibility as a care-taker of Sarpakaavu
         • Documents to be submitted to M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises within 240 days of date of implementation of pronouncement mentioned in death warrant batch by the care-taker of Sarpakaavu (Set 3)
         • Documents to be submitted to M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises after completing Sarpakaavu i.e., after 240 days of date of implementation of pronouncement mentioned in death warrant batch by the care-taker of Sarpakaavu (Set 4)
   3. Rules to be followed for developing Sarpakaavu
   4. Letter of agreement between M/s. Gurukripa Enterprises and the care-taker of Sarpakaavu
      1. Roles and responsibilities of a care-taker of Sarpakaavu
      2. Procedure for appointing a new care-taker for Sarpakaavu
      3. Self-declaration
   5. Various layout plans for developing Sarpakaavu
      1. Layout plan of 225 cells (minimum 33.10 cents or 14400 sq. ft.)
      2. Layout plan of 169 cells (minimum 23 cents or 10176 sq. ft.)
      3. Layout plan of 121 cells (minimum 17.08 cents or 7744 sq. ft.)
      4. Layout plan of 64 cells (minimum 9.40 cents or 4096 sq. ft.)
      5. Layout plan of 54 cells (minimum 8 cents or 3456 sq. ft.)
      6. Layout plan of 32 cells (minimum 4.70 cents or 2048 sq. ft.)
      7. Layout plan of 30 cells (minimum 4.41 cents or 1920 sq. ft.)
      8. Layout plan of 9 cells (minimum 1.32 cents or 576 sq. ft.)
      9. Plan 1:- Plant 30 saplings
      10. Plan 2:- Plant 7 saplings
      11. Layout plans with cell measurement exceeding 64 sq. ft.
   6. Terms and conditions for creating Sarpakaavu
   7. Guidelines for creating Sarpakaavu
   8. Rules that are to be followed while creating Sarpakaavu
   9. Frequently Emerging Doubts
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