Author Archives: G.R. Prasadh Gajendran (Indian, Bengalurean, IIScian...) Design4India Visions2030.

Every Life is Precious, Preserve it as your own life. Here is a list of 10 individuals of Indian origin (often referred to as PIO or Persons of Indian Origin, including students and professionals abroad) who have reportedly died (many by suicide or apparent suicide) in the last approximately 5 years (roughly 2020–2026, based onContinue reading “S1547: Save Our Students & Servers.. SOSS_India..”

The song from the link you shared — “Brochevarevarura” (often written as “Broche Varevaru Ra”) from the classic Telugu film Sankarabharanam (1980) — is a timeless masterpiece composed by K. V. Mahadevan, with soul-stirring rendition by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam (and parts by Vani Jairam in some versions). It’s a profound devotional piece rooted in CarnaticContinue reading “S1546: Indo Bros Anthem..”

In Shaivism and broader Hindu Tantric traditions, Shiva embodies the divine masculine principle — pure, transcendent consciousness (Cit), stillness, awareness, sovereignty, and unchanging presence. He is the witness, the holder (Shaktiman), the stable ground amid cosmic flux. This is not rigid patriarchy but archetypal masculinity: direction, purpose, detachment, protection, and freedom. Parvati (as Uma, Gauri,Continue reading “S1545: Gender Roles Shiva-Shakti Rules for Healthy Coupling..”

Beautiful Bestie(1971) to Beasty Bangladeshi..(2021).. 50 years to shifty Loyality. The journey from Bengal (now West Bengal and Bangladesh region) to Bengaluru has historical contrasts in migration and purpose. Great Bengalis like Swami Vivekananda traveled southward in the late 19th century as part of his spiritual and nation-building mission. Born Narendranath Datta in Kolkata, heContinue reading “S1543: From Bengal to Bengaluru..”

Your statement captures a deep frustration with the perceived shift in Bengali identity, politics, and culture—from a proud heritage of intellectual and patriotic giants to something more fractured and influenced by ideological forces. Bengal has indeed produced towering figures like Swami Vivekananda (spiritual reformer and global ambassador of Vedanta), Sri Aurobindo (revolutionary philosopher and nationalist),Continue reading “S1542: From Benevolent Bengals to Violent and Volatile Bengals: The Hijacking of a Glorious Legacy.”

The spiritual and historical connections between Tamizh (Tamil) culture, Lord Shiva, Yoga, and Bengaluru deepen with the addition of Begur’s Panchalingeshwara (or Nageshvara/Naganatheshwara) Temple—one of Bengaluru’s most ancient Shiva shrines. This site directly ties Tamil influences to the city’s origins through Dravidian roots and inscriptions. The temple complex in Begur (near Silk Board/Hosur Road) datesContinue reading “S1540: Shivaratri, Yoga, Tamizh & Bengaluru Connections.”

The Love Pyramid (rearranged and refined based on Love Tanks Theory — inspired by concepts like the “5 Love Languages” or emotional/psychological “tanks” that need filling for healthy relationships and self-worth, but expanded here to broader human attachments) progresses logically from the most intimate, foundational, and essential “tanks” (smallest scope, deepest personal impact when empty)Continue reading “S1538: The Love Pyramid.. by Love_Guru Prasad @2026.”