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Last Moments of Saalumarada Thimmakka India Loses Its Beloved Mother of Trees Renowned environmentalist and Padma Shri awardee Saalumarada Thimmakka passed away at the age of 114 on Friday at a private hospital in Bengaluru. She had been unwell for some time and was undergoing treatment, according to family sources. Born on June 30, 1911, in Karnataka, Thimmakka became an icon of grassroots environmental activism despite having no formal education. She gained national and international recognition for planting 385 banyan trees along a 4.5-km stretch between Hulikal and Kudur in the Ramanagara district. Her deep bond with nature stemmed from personal grief-being childless, she began nurturing trees as her own children.Affectionately called Saalumarada, meaning "row of trees" in Kannada, Thimmakka's life work inspired generations and contributed significantly to India's environmental movement. Over her lifetime, she received numerous honours, including the Padma Shri in 2019, the Indira Priyadarshini Vrikshamitra Award (1997), the National Citizen Award (1995), and the Nadoja Award by Hampi University in 2010. Political leaders, environmentalists, and public figures across the country have expressed deep condolences over her demise. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah condoled the death and stated, "I am saddened to hear the news of the passing of 'Vrikshamate' Saalumarada Thimmakka. Having planted thousands of trees and nurtured them like her own children, Thimmakka dedicated most of her life to environmental conservation." "Though she has left us today, her love for nature has made her immortal. My respects to the great soul who has departed," he stated. "With the demise of Saalumarada Thimmakka, the nation has become poorer. I pray that her soul attains eternal peace. My condolences to her family," he stated. The Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, R Ashoka, stated, "I am saddened to hear the news of the passing of Vrkshamate Dr. Salumara Thimmakka, our proud Padma Shri awardee, who planted banyan saplings along the roadside and proclaimed, "Trees are my children." "May Thimmakka's soul rest in eternal peace. Let us pay tribute to her by following her example of environmental service-protecting and nurturing the environment around us," he stated. Her passing marks the end of a remarkable journey, but her legacy will live on through the green canopy she created and the inspiration she gave to millions. #bangalore #bengaluru #saalumaradathimmakka Narendra Modi PMO India President of India Ram Nath Kovind ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಸಂಚಾರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ BengaluruTrafficPolice Joint CP, Traffic, Bengaluru CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು DGP KARNATAKA ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ ರಾಜ್ಯ ಪೊಲೀಸ್ Karnataka State Police S. Lalitha ChristinMathewPhilip

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He never lowered his voice when she entered the room. Jefferson Davis never covered the maps on his desk. Confederate officers never paused their conversations when she stepped forward to refill a cup or clear a plate. To them, she was invisible. That invisibility was her greatest weapon. Her name was Mary Bowser. Born Enslaved, Educated in Secret Mary Bowser was born enslaved in Richmond, Virginia, on the plantation of Elizabeth Van Lew's family. The Van Lews were unusual among wealthy Southern slaveholding families: they harbored strong Unionist and abolitionist sympathies. Mary was eventually freed. In a rare and radical act for the time, the Van Lew family sent her north to Philadelphia for education — likely through a Quaker school. There, she learned to read, write, and develop the intellectual discipline that would later make her indispensable. When the Civil War erupted and Richmond became the capital of the Confederacy, Van Lew organized an extensive Union spy network inside the city. Mary chose to return. Not as a free woman seeking safety — but as an undercover operative entering the heart of the rebellion. Inside the Confederate White House Through carefully arranged channels, Bowser secured employment as a servant in the Confederate executive mansion — the White House of the Confederacy. Inside those walls, Davis and his generals discussed troop movements, supply lines, military strategy, and reinforcements. Documents lay exposed. War maps stretched across tables. No one worried about the woman in the room. They assumed she could not read. They assumed she did not understand. They assumed she did not matter. They were catastrophically wrong. Memory as a Weapon Historical accounts describe Bowser as possessing an extraordinary memory — often characterized as near-photographic. She absorbed details at a glance: Troop deployments Planned offensives Supply shortages Strategic vulnerabilities She wrote nothing down. Written evidence could be seized. Instead, she memorized everything. At night, she met with Elizabeth Van Lew. There, she recited what she had seen and heard in precise detail. Van Lew encoded the intelligence and passed it through a courier network that eventually reached Union command. That information made its way to Ulysses S. Grant, who later acknowledged that Richmond-based intelligence was among the Union's most valuable assets. Within the Confederate White House, suspicion grew that someone was leaking information. Investigations were launched. They never seriously considered the Black woman serving their meals. The Confederacy's rigid racial hierarchy created a blind spot so complete that Bowser operated in plain sight. She weaponized their prejudice. Disappearance into Silence After the war, Mary Bowser largely vanished from official records. As with many intelligence operatives, secrecy obscured her life story. Some sources suggest she may have briefly taught freedpeople or continued activism, but documentation remains fragmentary. No statues were erected in her honor. No public commendations were widely issued. Her story survived mostly through scattered letters, postwar recollections, and Van Lew's accounts. The very secrecy that protected her during the war swallowed much of her legacy afterward. Her Story Reveals Mary Bowser's work highlights a profound historical irony: The Confederacy's belief in racial inferiority the ideology that justified slavery itself created the conditions that allowed one formerly enslaved woman to infiltrate its highest command structure. never saw her as a threat. never imagined she could understand military strategy. never questioned whether she could read the documents left open before her. arrogance built the door. She walked through it. History often celebrates generals and presidents. Yet intelligence - Mary Bowser stood in rooms where history was being written, memorized it, and sent it north. underestimated. unseen.

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My social media friends and family, I want to share a pop culture story with you that is deeply personal to me about my daughter, Jewel, and the rise of the sensational K-Pop grout BTS. As BTS prepares for their comeback performance tomorrow from their military service, some stories deserve to be told the right way. (If it’s available to you, I encourage you to watch the live stream performance Saturday morning at 1 AM EST.) Years ago, my daughter, Jewel, met a group of young men from South Korea who were in Los Angeles working, learning, and pursuing something they believed in. The world didn’t know them yet. They weren’t global icons. They were just young artists trying to find their way. That group was BTS. Jewel’s meeting them happened in a way that still feels serendipitous—and very much like her. While out to dinner in Los Angeles, exuding that natural warmth and vivaciousness she carried everywhere, she was approached by a band member and asked if she would be part of their reality TV show. She said yes, the way she always did to new experiences and new people. That moment led to her participation in their reality series "American Hustle Life," and from there, she was also invited to be part of their “Boy in Luv” LA music video. What began as a simple, genuine interaction—just Jewel being Jewel—quietly became something much bigger. When Jewel first arrived on set she saw something in them immediately. Not just talent—she saw who they were. Their kindness. Their humility. Their work ethic. Their respect for others. She told them they were going to go far. And she came home and told me the same thing… “Dad, they’re going to be stars.” She didn’t say it casually. She meant it. And she was right. Today, the world knows BTS for what they have accomplished—historic musical firsts in the United States, breaking barriers, filling stadiums, speaking at the United Nations, addressing anti-Asian hate crimes at the White House, and bringing people together across cultures and languages. But what makes me proud isn’t just their success. It’s that Jewel recognized their character before the world recognized their fame. After Jewel passed, something profound happened that I will never forget. The group reached out to me and then their fanbase—ARMY—showed up. Not in a small way. Not for a moment. But in a global, unified, compassionate movement. They helped tell Jewel’s story. They helped raise awareness about the defective Takata airbag that took her life. Together, we reached people across every continent. millions of engagements. Conversations that mattered. Lives saved. They didn’t have to do that. But they did. And that told me everything about who they are. Thank you. To the members of BTS—congratulations on completing your military service. That commitment to your country and your fellow citizens speaks volumes about your character. It reflects the same values Jewel saw in you from the very beginning. I am proud of everything you have accomplished. I am proud that your paths crossed with my daughter. And I am grateful that she had the chance to know you—not as the world sees you now, but as the young men you were, and still are at your core. Her belief in you came true. And I know that she is smiling down on you from heaven. —Alexander

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When Queen Elizabeth II's health began to decline, her family hurried to get to her bedside. However, their flight to Scotland was delayed, leading to a late arrival at Aberdeen Airport. It was delayed because, during this delicate period, Prince Harry caused a selfish scene by insisting that Meghan Markle accompany him to Balmoral. There was a ridiculous back and forth for some time when the decision was made in the end to leave without him 🙄 The Royal Family, opted against his current wife’s presence, largely due to the contentious statements made during the Oprah interview, which had already strained familial ties and was a catalyst for trashing the last year of the late Queen's life. Also, the Queen’s loyal staff didn’t want Markle there, they didn’t particularly want Harry there either as he was and is as disloyal and cruel. All Harry wanted to know was if Catherine was going. Had Harry’s wife Meghan Markle not been in Windsor, The Princess of Wales would have joined the family in Balmoral but she opted to stayed behind with her children but also to stop Harry’s nonsense and ranting 🤷🏽 Everyone’s wish was to shield this private and sacred moment from unnecessary drama and media leaks. Sadly Prince William, Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh arrived too late to say goodbye 🥺😔😥💔 Regrettably, what was meant to remain a confidential family gathering was later disclosed in Harry’s book, "Spare," an action many perceived as a betrayal of trust by revealing such personal family affairs to the public and for millions of pounds. Harry, it seems, has never demonstrated the acumen, or had the duty required for statesmanship, despite efforts by his public relations team failed attempts to resurrect the image of the 'jazz hands' Harry of yesteryears. Instead of dedicating himself to service that day, he prioritises his interests and was selfish. He is not in his 20/30’s anymore, he is a middle-aged man who needs a reality check and has a lot more maturing to do 😑 There are numerous instances for which he should apologise to his family and express regret, including his role in delaying the flight to Aberdeen.

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✝️🇦🇲 Never forget the #Armenian Genocide that martyred 1.5 million blessed #Christians. Rare historical footage of the brave missionaries who became the only light in the darkness. A #Christian nation was systematically targeted for destruction. While 1.5 million Armenian martyrs were slaughtered, brave missionaries and humanitarians risked their lives to shelter survivors, protect widows and children, and raise thousands of starving orphans as their own. Karen Jeppe: A compassionate Danish missionary and social worker who dedicated her life to supporting the Armenian people, Jeppe was known as the "Mother of Armenians." In Urfa, she hid survivors and provided aid during the genocide. In Aleppo, she led the League of Nations Rescue Home and saved approximately 2,000 abducted women and children, restoring their identity and hope. Henry Morgenthau: U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire (1913–1916). One of the first high-ranking officials to document the genocide, he repeatedly protested to Ottoman leaders and described it as "a campaign of race extermination." After returning to the United States in 1916, he helped raise funds for Armenian survivors and published his memoir Ambassador Morgenthau's Story, in which he devoted a chapter to "The Murder of a Nation." Faik Ali Ozansoy: Ottoman governor of Kütahya, nicknamed “governor of the infidels” by the perpetrators. He refused to implement the deportation orders and protected the entire local Armenian community as well as thousands of Armenians who had escaped persecution in other regions and sought shelter in Kütahya. A rare voice of conscience within the Ottoman administration. Maria Jacobsen: A Danish missionary and nurse known as "Mama" to thousands of Armenian children, Jacobsen lived in Harput (Kharberd) during the Armenian Genocide. She kept a detailed diary of the atrocities, provided medical care, and saved hundreds of orphans at great personal risk. Later she founded the famous "Birds' Nest" orphanage in Byblos, Lebanon. Johannes Lepsius: German Protestant missionary who documented the massacres, published secret reports, and informed the German public. He also provided humanitarian assistance to Armenian survivors and orphans. Armin T. Wegner: German soldier and medic who secretly photographed the deportation camps and starving Armenians in the desert. He smuggled the images and wrote powerful protest letters despite military orders. Fridtjof Nansen: Norwegian explorer and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. As League of Nations High Commissioner, he organized relief, issued Nansen passports to stateless Armenians, and helped resettle tens of thousands. Bodil Biørn: Norwegian missionary nurse who worked in Mush, witnessed the massacres, sheltered widows and orphans, and later founded an orphanage in Soviet Armenia. Anna Hedvig Büll: An Estonian missionary, Büll worked in Maraş and played a key role in saving approximately 2,000 Armenian women and children during the genocide by turning the area into a temporary refuge known as the "City of Orphans." She later established refugee camps and support programs in Aleppo, Syria. Eternal memory to the 1.5 million Armenian martyrs and gratitude to the rescuers. ✝️ Their actions showed the power of compassion, moral courage, and the humanitarian spirit-even in the face of unimaginable horror.

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