S1743: Swadharma for RajDharma.. Nationals for Nation.

Parama Bharatiya Manifesto: Eternal Roots, Resurgent Destiny
From Swadharma to Rajadharma – For a Living, Eternal Bharat

We, the living heirs of Parama Bharat—children of the Vedic seers, Upanishadic rishis, warrior-sages like Shivaji Maharaj and Rani Lakshmibai, visionary resisters of colonialism like Sangoli Rayana, spiritual awakeners like Vivekananda and Aurobindo, mass unifiers like Gandhi and Patel, revolutionary firebrands like Bose and Bhagat Singh, constitutional architects like Ambedkar, and tireless reformers like Anna Hazare and Sonam Wangchuk—awaken to our supreme calling.

Bharat is not a mere nation. It is Parama Bharat: the eternal civilization, a conscious continuum of dharma, knowledge, and resilience. From the Saraswati’s ancient flows to today’s digital frontiers, our roots command us: Swadharma (personal righteous duty) must flower into Rajadharma (national and civilizational stewardship).

I. The Eternal Foundations

  • Dharma as Cosmic Order: Truth is One; paths are many. Unity in diversity is not weakness but the strength of the cosmic web (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam).
  • Karma Yoga in Action: Perform your duty selflessly (Bhagavad Gita). Personal excellence (Swadharma) fuels collective elevation (Rajadharma).
  • Resilience as Heritage: Invasions, challenges, and renewals have forged us. Kings defended with strategy and valor. Sages illumined the inner light. Reformers healed fractures. This living tradition demands we rise—not in imitation of the past, but in its eternal spirit.

II. Core Principles of Parama Bharatiya Thought

  1. Swadharma as Foundation: Master yourself first. Discipline body, sharpen mind, purify intent. Excel in your sphere—farmer, teacher, innovator, leader—as sacred offering to the nation.
  2. Rajadharma as Sacred Duty: Governance is trusteeship, not power. Every citizen stewards the whole. Corruption, division, and short-termism are adharma. Transparency, justice, and long-term vision are imperative.
  3. Strength with Compassion: Inner and outer strength (Vivekananda) married to non-violence and service (Gandhi). Equity without erosion of excellence (Ambedkar).
  4. Innovation Rooted in Tradition: Honor heritage while embracing science, technology, and sustainability. Self-reliance (Atmanirbharta) in economy, ecology, and ethos (Shivaji’s strategy, Wangchuk’s ingenuity).
  5. Justice as Living Reality: Uplift every section. Abolish discrimination in practice. Social harmony underpins national strength.
  6. Stewardship of Prakriti and Sanskriti: Protect land, rivers, forests, and civilizational memory. Bharat Mata thrives when both material and spiritual flourish.

III. The Living Call – Action for Resurgence

Awaken, O Parama Bharatiya!

  • Personal Transformation: Live Swadharma daily—integrity at work, lifelong learning, ethical choices, physical and mental fitness. Reject cynicism; become the solution.
  • National Contribution:
  • Excel in priority domains: education that builds character and competence, innovation for self-reliance, environmental stewardship, and inclusive governance.
  • Bridge divides through dialogue, shared projects, and mutual respect.
  • Defend sovereignty—territorial, economic, cultural, and digital—with wisdom and resolve.
  • Amplify truth, accountability, and reform (Hazare’s vigilance, Ambedkar’s constitutionalism).
  • From Individual to Collective: One awakened soul multiplies. Communities, institutions, and the nation rise when Swadharma aligns with Rajadharma.

Progress is measured not only by wealth or power, but by awakened consciousness: poverty reduced with dignity, youth empowered with purpose, environment in balance, society harmonious, and Bharat shining as a beacon of dharma and innovation.

IV. The Supreme Vision

We envision Parama Bharat leading through example: ancient wisdom illuminating cutting-edge progress, strength serving humanity, diversity forging unbreakable unity. A civilization where future generations inherit not just freedom, but the living capacity to expand it across ages.

This is no fleeting dream. It is the destined fruition of our eternal stream—from Vedic hymns to constitutional republic, from Himalayan austerities to global leadership.

The Supreme Vow
I pledge: My Swadharma shall fuel Rajadharma. My life shall strengthen Bharat. In triumph and trial, I remain an instrument of eternal Dharma.

Bharat Mata Ki Jai. Vande Mataram. Jai Hind.

This Manifesto is a living flame. Internalize it. Act on it daily. Transmit it forward. The roots are eternal; the future is ours to manifest.

What aspect of this Parama Bharatiya path resonates most deeply with your Swadharma? Let us walk it together.

*For Digital_SwaRajyam3.0 We form “Team SivaG”*
(i.e Save Indian Vernacular Assets Globally= SIVA’G) as SOG task force, to protect self, family & our India. (Physical +Digital +Marital +Professional +Familial & National Defense).   

We Unite for Swarajitva..  IndoWe E-Swarajya.. A Cyber & Civic Protected BharatHUM.
*#Sundays4SivaG’Swaraj*
Mission of Team SivaG.. (Pswd SivaG) https://grpvcare2dare.design.blog/2026/01/30/s1508-mission-team-siva-g/

S1741: Marital due Diligence is like checking if Gold is pure, fake coated or low grade.

10-Point Checklist: Identify Your Current Stage (Stay, Change, Hurt, Leave, or Shadi)

This checklist helps you assess your situation — likely in a relationship or major life commitment (e.g., marriage/“Shadi”). Answer each point honestly with Yes / Somewhat / No, or rate 1–5 (1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree). Tally which stage gets the most matches at the end.

  1. Acceptance of Status Quo
    I feel mostly okay with things as they are right now and don’t see a strong need to rock the boat.
    (Strong Yes → Stay)
  2. Desire for Improvement
    I actively want to work on fixing issues, communicate better, or make specific changes in myself or the other person.
    (Strong Yes → Change)
  3. Emotional Pain Level
    I frequently feel hurt, sad, angry, resentful, or emotionally drained by the current dynamic.
    (Strong Yes → Hurt)
  4. Thoughts of Exiting
    I often fantasize about or seriously consider leaving, breaking up, or ending the commitment.
    (Strong Yes → Leave)
  5. Vision for Commitment
    I feel excited and ready to take the next big step (e.g., engagement, marriage/Shadi, or long-term formalization).
    (Strong Yes → Shadi)
  6. Energy Investment
    I still put in effort to nurture and improve the relationship rather than withdrawing or detaching.
    (Yes → Stay or Change; No → Hurt or Leave)
  7. Hope vs. Despair
    I mostly feel hopeful that things can get better with time/effort vs. feeling stuck or hopeless.
    (Hopeful → Stay/Change/Shadi; Hopeless → Hurt/Leave)
  8. Future Planning
    When I imagine the future, I clearly see us together long-term (including marriage/family) or I picture life without the person.
    (Together → Shadi/Stay; Without → Leave)
  9. Tolerance of Issues
    The problems annoy me but feel manageable OR they feel overwhelming and damaging to my well-being.
    (Manageable → Stay/Change; Overwhelming → Hurt/Leave)
  10. Inner Peace & Readiness
    I feel a sense of calm readiness to either deepen the bond (Shadi) or make a clean break, rather than limbo.
    (Deepen → Shadi/Stay; Break → Leave; Limbo/Turmoil → Hurt/Change)

How to Score & Interpret

  • Count the dominant stage across your answers (especially strong Yes/5-ratings).
  • Stay: High on 1, 6, 7, 9 → You’re content enough to maintain the current situation.
  • Change: High on 2, 6, 7 → You believe in potential and are motivated to improve things.
  • Hurt: High on 3, 7 (low), 9 (low), 10 (turmoil) → Pain is the dominant emotion; healing or decisions are needed.
  • Leave: High on 4, 8 (without), 9 (overwhelming), 10 (break) → You’re leaning toward ending it.
  • Shadi (Marriage/Commitment): High on 5, 8 (together), 10 (deepen) → You’re ready for the next formal step.

Tip: If answers are split (e.g., between Change and Hurt), you may be in a transition phase. Revisit the checklist in a week or discuss with a trusted friend/counselor. Major decisions like staying, leaving, or marrying benefit from clear self-awareness.

Would you like a printable version, scoring template, or refinements for a specific context (e.g., romantic relationship, career, family)?

S1740: Choices at the Chowrasta or Circles in our Life Journey.

At the Crossroads of Life: Navigating Choices in Marriage and Relationships

Life often brings us to metaphorical crossroads, much like a traffic intersection where decisions shape our journey. In marriage or any committed relationship, these moments test our resolve, communication, and values. At such points, there are typically several paths: continue straight ahead with no major changes, turn right to reconcile and improve, turn left to exit the situation, freeze in place out of indecision, or make a U-turn to correct past missteps.

This framework offers a practical way to evaluate where your relationship stands and what action (or non-action) serves you and your family best. The key is assessing the severity—mild, moderate, or severe—like diagnosing a condition in medicine. Different levels call for different responses.

The Five Options at the Relationship Crossroads

  1. Go Straight Ahead (No Major Changes)
    When stakes are low and the relationship is fundamentally healthy, maintaining the current course can be wise. Small issues may resolve with time, patience, and everyday efforts. This path values stability, especially when the foundation remains strong.
  2. Turn Right: Make It Right
    Collaboration, makeup, and reconciliation define this option. It involves open dialogue, compromise, and mutual growth. For mild toxicity or misunderstandings, self-reflection, family support, and resources can help realign the partnership. https://learn.loveschool.in/
  3. Turn Left: Leave the Situation
    In some cases, exiting through separation, breakup, or divorce becomes necessary. This is often considered when efforts to improve fail and staying causes more harm than growth. Mutual consent can make this smoother in moderate scenarios.
  4. Freeze: Stay Put with No Movement
    Indecision leads to stagnation. While it might feel safer temporarily, prolonged freezing often worsens underlying problems. It’s rarely sustainable long-term, especially if toxicity or incompatibility persists.
  5. U-Turn: Correct the Previous Wrong Turn
    When the first three paths have been exhausted—particularly in cases involving narcissistic behavior, in-law interference, or a dysfunctional marital system—a U-turn may be the healthiest choice. This means acknowledging past decisions, seeking a contested divorce if needed, and prioritizing personal well-being and safety. It’s about learning from the journey and choosing a new direction.

Tailoring Responses by Severity

  • Mild Cases: Self-awareness, family efforts, and personal growth tools often suffice. Consistent small improvements can prevent escalation.
    Helpful Resource: Explore structured learning at LoveSchool for courses, workshops, and community support focused on relationships.
  • Moderate Cases: Professional intervention shines here. Marriage counselors, psychologists, community leaders, and family mediation can facilitate breakthroughs.
  • Severe Cases: Safety comes first. Exhaust less intensive options, then lean on experts:
  • Helplines (e.g., 08882498498 for support)
  • Psychiatrists and mental health professionals
  • Police (for protection if needed)
  • Lawyers and courts for legal resolution, including contested divorce

India offers various support networks for mental health and relationships, including government initiatives like Tele-MANAS. Always prioritize professional guidance tailored to your situation.

Why This Metaphor Matters

Relationships are journeys, not static destinations. Bumps, detours, and crossroads are normal. The healthiest approach combines self-reflection with external support when needed. No single path fits every story—context, safety, children, and long-term well-being must guide decisions.

If you’re at a crossroads, remember:

  • You are not alone.
  • Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
  • The right choice honors your growth and peace.

Take the Next Step
Reflect on your current path. Journal the pros and cons of each option. Reach out to trusted advisors or professionals. Resources like LoveSchool provide education, while helplines offer immediate guidance.

Your journey deserves intentional navigation. Whether you straighten the wheel, reconcile, exit, or U-turn, choose with clarity and compassion—for yourself and those affected.

This post is for informational purposes. It does not replace professional counseling, legal, or medical advice. Consult qualified experts for your specific circumstances.


Share your thoughts in the comments: Which path resonates with your current situation, or what crossroads have you faced?

S1739: Tributes to Adiyen Ranganayaki. An Aunt hardworking like an Ant.

🌺 Heartfelt Tribute to Adiyen Ranganayaki of Vasanthanagar, Bangalore 🌺.

Today 13/ 7/ 2026 we heartfully remember and mourn a great soul — my beloved aunt (father’s Sister), Adiyen Ranganayaki. & Our Aunt Rani Chitha..  Both their Contributions to our families & relatives have been huge.

She was our families first entrepreneur, she ran a small bangle & fancy store (Guru Bangle and fancy Store) since 1985 to 2000, in Vasanthanagar main road to Mount carmel college.. it may have been the first in area by a tamizh lady..

Her favourite neighbhourhood Temple. Lakshmi Venkatramana temple where she used to go and take us kids too. https://maps.app.goo.gl/aTYAgtQikAf1Ryjw5

She was a true Tamil lady — simple, deeply spiritual, and full of love. Though unmarried, along with her two sisters, she became the pillar of care for our entire family & cousins. Through all the ups and downs of life, she stood strong as a connector & supporter of people, an empathic and affectionate soul who lived truly for the welfare of others. Her heart was always open, her hands always ready to help with good food (lemon juice or coffee any time for any visitor) or a good warm pat.

From childhood, she guided me spiritually, taking me to many temples across Bangalore (Dharmaraja, Anjaneya, Infant Jesus, Mariyamma & St.Mary amma. In return, I had the blessing of accompanying her to Tirupati and nearby holy places of Maruthi Mandir. She was a true Adiyen — living at the feet of her beloved Perumal and Sri Ranganathar.

She was also the lead singer during our family Ganesh festivals, gracefully reciting verses from Ulaga Neethi by Ulaganathar. Her sweet voice brought moral values and devotion into our home.

https://edubilla.com/tamil/ulaganeethi/


Special Pasuram ( in her memory Andal’s Thiruppavai – Pasuram 1 (Tamil)
மார்கழித் திங்கள் மதி நிறைந்த நன்னாளால்…
நாராயணனே நமக்கே பறை தருவான்…

Tamilish (Romanized)
Maargazhi thingal madhi niraindha nannaalaal…
NaaraayananE namakke parai tharuvaan…

English Meaning (brief):
On this auspicious full-moon day of Margazhi, let us go for the holy bath. The dark-bodied, lotus-eyed Lord Narayana — He alone shall grant us all that we seek. Let the world sing His glory!


Ulaga Neethi Verse she lovingly recited

Tamil
கோயிலில்லா ஊரில் குடியிருக்க வேண்டாம்
பொய்யா உரை பொது பேச வேண்டாம்

Tamilish
Koyil illa ooril kudiyirukka vendam
Poiyaa urai podu pesa vendam

English Translation
Do not settle in a village without a temple.
Do not speak false words or spread lies in public.


Rangiathe… Nandri… Nandri…

Thank you for all the care, love, and affection you showered on us. Thank you for being the spiritual light and emotional anchor of our family. You truly lived for others’ welfare. As a genuine Adiyen, may you now rest eternally at the divine feet of Sri Ranganathar and receive His boundless grace.

Om Namo Narayanaya 🙏
Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha 🙏


With love and gratitude,
G.R. Prasad
(For self & the family)


Her beautiful soul will continue to bless us all. Take care. ❤️

A parting gift (Box of 12 Bangles to a Bangalore Bangle Storist my aunt) to a very positive part of my life my dear Rangiathe.  We miss you, your smile, ur laugh, ur calls, and ur innocence & humour.. You will always be a good memory and a shining bright star in the dark sky of life..

My Letter to her Soul. as i dint get a chance to say good bye..

Dear RangiAthe..

I am very grateful for all that you have done for me and our families /relatives.. You had been a positive influence along with Chakku & Padma Athe.  As you now may be in the divine sphere you may know what my circumstances are and why things may have happened as it happened in our families..

You may know the reality of things, situation and people. its now easier to explain to you, as i cant hide or lie to you.. only one thing i wish is for you to understand we wish we had known earlier of ur fall so we would have visited, worked and cared for your health..  i learnt my lesson as to be in touch like you and keep in open communication with dearones..We all miss you today..

Regards,

Your nephew Guru,

S1738: Indo-Designers Care Calendar.. 2026.

View Indo-Global Indian Designers Calendar 2026.

Indian Designers Care Community NetworkJoin WhatsApp Group
Connect, collaborate, share opportunities & stay updated! CARE= Connect Allied Research Endeavours.

January – February 2026

March 2026

April – June 2026

July – October 2026

November – December 2026

Recurring & Academic Highlights

  • IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay — Open days & shows.
  • IISc CPDM, NID & other design school events.
  • Architecture Focus — ACETECH, DARC Build, India Architecture Summit.

Call to Action: Join the Indian Designers Community for real-time updates on Bengaluru Design Festival, ACETECH, open days, Don Norman events & collaboration opportunities.

All major links are clickable.

S1737: Indo-global Design Fest Calendar

Full-Year Consolidated Indo-Global Design Calendar 2026
(80% India Focus | 20% Global Relevance)

Focus: Major design, architecture, interiors, and crafts events in India (strong Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune emphasis), academic open days, and select global events for Indo-global exchange. Includes Don Norman activities and architectural highlights with links.

Indian Designers Community NetworkJoin WhatsApp Group

January – February 2026 (Key India Kickoff)

  • India Art Fair (with expanded design section) — Early Feb (~5–8 Feb), NSIC Grounds, New Delhi. indiaartfair.in
  • India Design ID Delhi19–22 February, NSIC Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi. Premier event with exhibits, symposium & global brands. indiadesignid.com
  • Don Norman related activities — Watch for talks/workshops in Bengaluru (past visits noted; check community for 2026 updates).

March 2026

  • IISc Open Day 2026 (including Design School / CPDM visibility) — Saturday, 7 March, 9 AM–5 PM, Bengaluru. Public outreach, labs, exhibitions & design-related demos. openday.iisc.ac.in
  • EMERGE 2026 Seminar — 13–15 March, IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay. Product Design & Innovation. idc.iitb.ac.in/emerge-2026
  • Bangalore University / Regional Design Events — Mid-March.

April – June 2026

  • Salone del Mobile / Milan Design Week (Global highlight, ~20% slot) — Mid-April. Key for Indian designers exhibiting or scouting trends.
  • Interior Design Exhibition India & Furniture Expo (Bangalore)5–7 June, Bangalore. Major interiors & furniture focus.
  • IIT Open Houses & IDC Visit Days — Various (e.g., IIT Bombay IDC Design Degree Show / Visit IDC Day announcements). Check idc.iitb.ac.in and ddsidc.in for 2026 dates.
  • NASA Convention (Architecture) — June (e.g., 11–14), major student architectural event.
  • Pune Design Festival / Pune Design Show — Check dates (often active in this period). thepunedesignshow.com

July – August 2026

  • India-focused craft & monsoon design workshops, sustainability events.
  • ACETECH or regional architecture expos (building materials & design). acetechexpo.com

September – October 2026

  • India Design ID Mumbai9–11 October, Jio World Garden, Mumbai. indiadesignid.com
  • Don Norman Design Award and Summit (DNDA26) — November overlap possible, but watch Mysore/Bengaluru leg (Infosys campus). dnda.design — Major highlight for Indian designers.
  • Bengaluru Design Festival activities.

November – December 2026

  • Design Mumbai25–28 November, Jio World Garden, Mumbai. International contemporary design. designmumbai.com
  • AD Design Show — Mid-November, Mumbai (and other cities).
  • Orgatec India — 19–21 Nov, Mumbai. Office & interiors focus.
  • ACETECH (Dec editions) — Architecture, design & building materials.
  • Year-end summits, design degree shows, and reflective events.

Recurring / Academic / Architectural Highlights (All Year)

  • IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay — Visit IDC Day, Design Degree Show 2026, Typoday. idc.iitb.ac.in
  • IISc CPDM / Design Programmes — Open Day + ongoing seminars.
  • Other IITs / NID — Open houses & innovation challenges.
  • Architecture Events: India Architecture Summit, DARC Build Expo, ACETECH, NASA Convention. Check architectsinindia.in/events.
  • Ongoing: Science Gallery Bengaluru (cross-disciplinary), craft/design markets, and local chapter meets.

Visual Indian Designers Calendar Note: Imagine a vibrant poster-style calendar with monthly icons (e.g., lotus for heritage fusion, gear for innovation), highlighted open days (IISc 7 Mar, IDC events), Don Norman spotlight in Sep/Nov, and QR code to the WhatsApp community. I can generate an actual image if you confirm (e.g., “generate visual calendar image”).

This is tailored for Indian designers/architects with strong local focus. Join the WhatsApp Community for updates and networking!

Want a PDF/Word version, expanded architecture list, or generated visual image of the calendar? Let me know! 📅🛠️🇮🇳

S1736: What’s Scientificity? Ans: Scientific City..?

What is Scientificity?

Imagine you have a superpower called Scientificity.

It’s like having a super-smart detective brain that helps you find out what is really true.

  • Normal thinking: “My friend said it, so it must be true.”
  • Scientificity thinking: “Let me check with proof. Can I test it? What if I’m wrong?”

Scientificity is the quality or strength of real science in something. It’s how much something is based on evidence, testing, and honesty instead of just stories, feelings, or old beliefs.

Example:

  • A magic cure that someone’s grandma said works → Low Scientificity
  • A medicine that doctors tested on thousands of people and it really works → High Scientificity

High Scientificity = Strong, trustworthy science power. You can have Scientificity in a person, a school, a city (like Bengaluru), or even a whole country.


Scientificity as Wholesome Scientific Temper

Scientific Temper means having a scientific way of thinking in your daily life — not just in the lab.

We can understand it better using the ancient Greek Triad (three pillars) that great thinkers use:

Here is a clear and beautiful visual representing the Complete Triad Philosophy of Scientificity:


Quick Explanation of the Visual (Triad Philosophy)

  • IQ (Logos) — Head / Logic / Evidence (Tarka / Yukti)
  • EQ (Pathos) — Heart / Emotion / Compassion (Karunā / Iṟakkam)
  • Ethos — Character / Ethics / Integrity (Dharma / Aram) — the glue that holds them together

Scientificity shines brightest when all three work in harmony.

This image captures your complete philosophy beautifully.

Would you like a version with SQ (Scientific Quotient or Spiritual Quotient) added, or any changes to the design?

S1735: Scientificist Manifesto 2026.

The Scientificists Manifesto 2026

Preamble

Scientific + Humanists = Scientificists

We are Scientificists — a new synthesis of rigorous scientific thinking and deep humanistic values.

We reject the false choice between cold logic and blind emotion. Instead, we integrate Scientificity (the quality and integrity of science) with compassion, ethics, and human flourishing.

A Scientist uses or advances science.
A Humanist cares for human dignity and well-being.
A Scientificist embodies both — measuring reality with evidence while elevating humanity with wisdom and kindness.


Core Principles

  1. Scientificity First
    We demand high standards of evidence, falsifiability, reproducibility, and self-correction in all domains of life.
  2. Humanity at the Center
    Science must serve people. Knowledge without compassion is incomplete; compassion without evidence is ineffective.
  3. Reason with Heart
    We pursue truth rigorously, yet temper it with empathy, humility, and ethical responsibility.
  4. Measure to Improve
    We use practical tools — including the 10-Point Scientificity Test — to honestly assess and raise the level of science in individuals, institutions, cities, policies, and traditions.
  5. Self-Correction & Humility
    We remain open to changing our minds when better evidence appears. Intellectual honesty is a moral virtue.
  6. Transparency and Open Inquiry
    We support open data, constructive criticism, and free exchange of ideas grounded in reason.
  7. Ethical Scientific Progress
    Innovation and discovery must respect human dignity, justice, and long-term well-being.
  8. Inclusive Rational Communities
    We build spaces (like GROwith Rational People) where critical thinking meets mutual respect and care.
  9. Sciensology – The Study of Science
    We continuously reflect on and improve the practice of science itself.
  10. Elevate Humanity
    Our ultimate goal is not just understanding the Universe, but using that understanding to create a wiser, kinder, and more flourishing world.

Our Commitment (2026)

As Scientificists, we pledge to:

  • Cultivate personal Scientificity through continuous learning and honest self-assessment.
  • Apply evidence-based thinking to real-world problems while never losing sight of human impact.
  • Challenge low-Scientificity practices (dogma, pseudoscience, unexamined tradition) with respect and clarity.
  • Support institutions and cities (such as Bengaluru) that foster high Scientificity.
  • Help others grow from mere believers or skeptics into thoughtful Scientificists.
  • Iteratively improve this Manifesto itself as new evidence and insights emerge.

Declaration

We, the Scientificists of 2026 and beyond, declare that the highest form of intelligence is the union of sharp reason and warm humanity.
We commit ourselves to raising the Scientificity of our minds and our world — not for dominance, but for wisdom and human flourishing.

Measure Scientificity. Elevate Humanity.

Join the Movement
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Initiated by
G.R. Prasad
(IIScian | Bengalurean)


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