A Dinamalar report has drawn attention after publishing a set of reactions around a remark attributed to Anbumani: “He is not going to study anyway; let it be useful to others.” The line triggered mixed responses, with some readers treating it as a light comment and others reading it as a pointed observation.
Among the reactions, one commenter said that focusing on and visiting places around us could make life better and also strengthen the tourism sector, linking the idea to what the Prime Minister has spoken about.
Another reaction suggested that similar opportunities could arise in India, while a separate comment urged viewers to take it as “fun” and simply enjoy it like comedy on television.
The compilation also included views on law-and-order and civic issues. One commenter referred to Naxal violence and said Union Home Minister Amit Shah had acted firmly to make militants surrender with weapons, and expressed hope for a “drug-free India.” Another urged people to cooperate in separating biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, warning that lack of cooperation could worsen flooding during heavy rains.
The reactions concluded with a note praising the sentiment behind the line—“even if he won’t study, let it be useful to others”—as a well-intentioned thought.
