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Thirumala Raya Halemane
Apr 1, 2026, 5:53:36 PM (2 days ago) Apr 1
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Me:
my answer to Democratic Party request question to describe President Trump in one word = GENIUS & SURVIVOR
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At issue here, it looks like, how power is wielded in the world, almost by all sides, by everyone, for wanting to continue to stay in control or fight for your agenda etc,
And, of course it (what we see around us) is not dharmic or truthful, perception manufacturing is the norm and for the rest of us common people it is about survival and some progress hopefully, and the world is changing, fast transformation in current times,
And there is no going back to the past situations' status quo or the kingdom times that saw empires, colonies, racism, ethnic cleansing, suppressions, sexism etc, type evils (considered as even necessary or as inevitable side-effect collateral damage payment for order and success, unfortunately or in some quarters, looks like).
Yes, how to adjust to changing times is a challenge we all face, We hope and pray for the Best. Best Wishes, Aummm.. Jai prajaa-prabhutwa dharma democracy by the people for the people of the people.
And, it also means religion is a personal and individual and family matter, chosen and held or changed voluntarily, with freedom and liberty, even in bits and pieces from different existing religions or new ideas etc, whereas previously, religions were "defined" as helping the society or the people to live well under the prevailing ruling situations, "the just royal rule at its best", say, which is raaja-dharma.
But, of course, we see that the baggage of history is unavoidable, negative consequences impacting from it.
Do Well, All the Best. Be Brave. Be Wise. Take Care. Best Wishes. Aummm.. We hope and pray for the best.
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(5) With Bidyut Sarker, on 2026 Feb 11 to March 13
Owner/ President
2026 Feb 11
Bidyut Sarker 7:40 PM
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from Sudha Jagannathan, Board Member of Coalition of Hindus of North America
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Another Hindu diaspora action against Bangladesh’ persecution of Hindus and other minority faiths. A young Indian American student speaks in PaloAlto City Council denouncing the horrific lynching & burning of Dipu Chandra Das, a young garment factory worker, on fake blasphemy accusations by rabid Islamists! Many such murders have occurred just in past 10 weeks alone.
Kudos to Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) member, for taking time to speak up in her city council, against state supported pogrom playing out in Bangladesh* .
Silence is not an option! 🚫
*We ask everyone to speak up like her* In your own workplaces, community gatherings, schools and festivals, and to your lawmakers.
The world is ignoring the daily dose of mob lynchings AND institutional targetting of Bangladeshi Hindus.
*Please be their voice* 🙏🏾 …more Play
Me:
👍
2026 Feb 26
Bidyut Sarker 10:37 PM
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from HinduACTionn, regarding =
We must ensure that the arc of justice bends towards Hindus in Bangladesh
Yesterday’s State of the Union address by President Donald J. Trump underscored a profound truth: America stands at a defining moment. We can drift toward decline, as the Roman Empire did in the 4th century, or we can renew ourselves as the world’s moral and strategic leader. Renewal requires more than strength—it demands that we align ourselves with the moral arc of the universe that bends toward justice.
March 2026 marks 55 years since nearly three million people—mostly Hindus—were systematically slaughtered by the Pakistan Army and its Islamist collaborators during the 1971 Bangladesh genocide. For nine horrific months, atrocities unfolded in plain sight. Yet our American leadership of the time chose to back the perpetrators, despite clear evidence of what was happening on the ground. Realpolitik was the excuse.
Now, 55 years later, as we approach the 250th anniversary of our great nation, we have a choice. We can choose to correct the mistakes of our past, just as we have on so many occasions and embrace justice. We must formally recognize the largest unrecognized genocide of the 20th century and hold the perpetrators – the Army of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the pan-Islamist group- Jamaat-e-Islami accountable.
We can also confront the troubling rise of radical Islamist ideologies in the West by making clear that accountability does not expire with time or geography. Justice abroad reinforces justice at home. And we can reject all forms of hate-driven politics—whether rooted in religious extremism or racial supremacism—ensuring that America’s future is not shaped by the divisive ideologies of figures like Nick Fuentes or others like Mamdani and Candace Owens who traffic in faith-driven hate and exclusion. …more
2026 Feb 27
Thirumala Raya Halemane (He/Him) 7:37 AM
Me:
👍
Bidyut Sarker 9:26 AM
Thanks
Bidyut Sarker 9:59 PM
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byJibon Kumar, IT Secretary| Harvard ALP'25' Alumni | Certified in Data Analytics, Network Automation & IT PM | Data Center Specialist |
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Human Rights Analysts of the European Union Observation Mission in Bangladesh are presented with honors and memoranda on behalf of the Human Rights Congress For Bangladesh Minorities . Some of the discussions discussed concerns about the alarming situation of under-representation of minority communities in Parliament. In addition, the topic of human rights protection was raised. She thanked all the HRCBM district upazila workers. Thanked their team for working with HRCBM representatives of district upazila at the field level. Appreciated the documentary works. …more
2026 Feb 28
Thirumala Raya Halemane (He/Him) 8:55 AM
Me:
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2026 March 13
Thirumala Raya Halemane (He/Him) 12:37 PM
Me:
At issue here, it looks like, how power is wielded in the world, almost by all sides, by everyone, for wanting to continue to stay in control or fight for your agenda etc,
And, of course it (what we see around us) is not dharmic or truthful, perception manufacturing is the norm and for the rest of us common people it is about survival and some progress hopefully, and the world is changing, fast transformation in current times,
And there is no going back to the past situations' status quo or the kingdom times that saw empires, colonies, racism, ethnic cleansing, suppressions, sexism etc, type evils (considered as even necessary or as inevitable side-effect collateral damage payment for order and success, unfortunately or in some quarters, looks like).
Yes, how to adjust to changing times is a challenge we all face, We hope and pray for the Best. Best Wishes, Aummm.. Jai prajaa-prabhutwa dharma democracy by the people for the people of the people.
And, it also means religion is a personal and individual and family matter, chosen and held or changed voluntarily, with freedom and liberty, even in bits and pieces from different existing religions or new ideas etc, whereas previously, religions were "defined" as helping the society or the people to live well under the prevailing ruling situations, "the just royal rule at its best", say, which is raaja-dharma.
But, of course, we see that the baggage of history is unavoidable, negative consequences impacting from it.
Do Well, All the Best. Be Brave. Be Wise. Take Care. Best Wishes. Aummm.. We hope and pray for the best.
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in the old studio photo here, from 1990, must be (?), we see our sons Shilpi and Kaviraj with my wife Usha in the front (left to right), her sister Sudha is behind her, I am towards her right, her sister Lavanya is next on my right, and behind her is her mother Saraswathi, my father-in-law Kailar Shanker Bhat is on the back right, his son Rajashekhar is towards his right, while son-in-law Chilukuri K Mohan (Sudha's husband) is on top left
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