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In the realm of RSS, we always refrain from glorifying personalities. Such actions can be detrimental to the organization’s culture. However, when a video clip about this dedicated RSS volunteer Babu Devadiga began circulating in some WhatsApp groups, I felt compelled to share his swayamsevakathva (volunteerism), which could inspire...

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Sehun’s past life hypnosis as Seungchul from the Joseon Dynasty! Childhood: Grew up in a wealthy family with a loving mom and a strict scholar dad Teenager: A smart kid who reads + writes well and was very active too but didn’t have any big ambitions In his 20s: Something bad happened to his dad and he was separated from his parents. He gets held captive in prison but was released later on and ends up serving someone of a high position as like a bodyguard since he’s skilled at fighting. He was trusted and recognised as a hard worker by the person whom he served with respect Marriage: Met his beautiful wife who’s from a lower social class while walking and naturally fell in love with her. He lived happily married and was a husband who was full of aegyo towards his wife. He was a good dad to his son and daughter as well In his 40s: A just local magistrate who was harsh to those who did wrong but generous to those in need In his 50s: Reached the most successful point in his life. He valued family the most and his family members were all happy too Elderly: Still in a high position and was someone who was revered by the people. He passed away with his wife next to him but left with no regrets The person from his past life that he wishes to meet in this current life: The person whom he respected The aspect from his past life that he wishes to keep as Sehun: His generosity If he’s given a next life, what he wishes to do the most is to meet the same wife again

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With gratitude and sadness, I pay tribute to my uncle Thiru P Sabanayagam who passed peacefully, aged 101, the afternoon of 22 June. I was in London, in transit to Chennai from New York when I received the sad news. Upon landing in Chennai on the 23rd, I went to offer my condolences and pay my respects in person. He lived a full life: we had celebrated his 100th birthday last June. In his 33-year-long, illustrious career as a civil servant, he had worked as a Secretary and Chief Secretary in the Governments of the erstwhile Madras State and the current state of Tamil Nadu under four Chief Ministers: Perunthalaivar Kamaraj, my Grand-Uncle Thiru M. Bhaktavatsalam, Perarignar Anna and Thalaivar Kalaignar (1971 to 1975). He retired as Secretary, Union Ministry of Education and Culture in 1980. As we bid farewell to him, we remember his many accomplishments and the stellar legacy that set the benchmark on how Senior Officers should function. At a personal level, he was a great source of strength and confidence over the years, irrespective of my chosen career at the time. I have often marvelled at his wry sense of humour and boundless energy—he stayed active until the day of his passing. He lived a controlled and disciplined life, generously imparting the wealth of his wisdom and experience to people in the family and beyond. I remain grateful for all the love and advice, and the unfailing affection I’ve received from him through all the years, and am thankful to be able to pay my last respects in person in this brief span before leading a delegation from the IT Department on an official trip to Australia. A day later, I also had the honour and privilege of accompanying our Hon’ble Chief Minister Thiru M.K.Stalin, who reminisced of the bond between Thalaivar Kalaignar and his Chief Secretary (at the time of the declaration of Emergency (MISA Act) in 1975), during his visit to pay homage.

Dr P Thiaga Rajan (PTR)

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